If you’re like me and you like talking about science and what it might become, listen on as I discover research projects on the cutting edge and think about their impacts in tomorrow’s world, all guided by my expert guests: The PhD students themselves!
Joshua Elkington
Hanna Siemaszko
WiSC
BioTechniques
Simon Smith
Bitesize Bio
SLAS
Itai Yanai & Martin Lercher
Leo Elworth
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Nobel Conference
Deep Tech Show
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BiteSize Bio
Ari Esters
Cambridge University
PaperPlayer
Nikhil Nelli
Alex and Daniel
Cambridge Healthtech Institute
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Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Campus Fryslan
Cambridge University
MIT-PDA
University of Miami
AIRR-Community
SPOKES Think Tank
University of Southampton
Fifty Years, Michael Chavez, Seth Bannon
Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering
Scintica
Data Skeptic
ASEF Podcast
Stanford Radio
Dave Pechter, M.S.M.E.
ResearchforResearchers.com
Cambridge University
Melly Grace
Paco Chow and Megan Lee
molpigs
Queen Margaret Academy
Hank Green
University of Southampton
Roman Cheplyaka
Asthma UK and British Lung Foundation Partnership
Audrey Connelly
Scientists Inc
Oxford University
Olivia Grant
Microbial Bioinformatics
Preprints in motion
Ali Jiwani
Forbes India
The Science Basement
STEMcast
European Commission
aidosmedia
Cambridge University
Donnie and Rob
tslabtalk
Vivien Marx
Andrew Pomeroy, Lisa Friedersdorf
Active Motif
Oxford University
Illinois Innovators
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The Tomorrow Fair
ICGEB
Duke Engineering
Crystal Miller
Texas Advanced Computing Center - University of Texas at Austin
College of Arts and Sciences
PaperPlayer
Dr Noelia D Falcon
Why Not Change the World? The RPI Podcast
Anthony
BOINC Network
London Futurists
Chelonia
Oracle
Elena Itskovich & Ofer Yizhar Barnea
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Lara
National Centre for Research Methods
orionopensci
Lefteris Statharas
COVID Chasers
Jonathan Weitzman & Renaud Pourpre
Cambridge University
andrea Brook
IDEA Pharma
Cambridge Healthtech Podcasts
Genialis
James Eves & Michelle Minnikin
Technikon
Dale Yuzuki, Cindy Lawley and Sarantis Chlamydas
Kenneth Stanley
Second Rail