On this special bonus episode, we have the distinct honor of speaking with Dr. Gordon Guyatt, a pioneering figure in modern medicine whose work has fundamentally reshaped how clinicians approach patient care. Dr. Guyatt is a distinguished professor at McMaster University and is internationally renowned for coining the term evidence-based medicine or EBM. EBM introduced a paradigm shift in the way that we integrate clinical expertise with the best available research and patient values to guide medical decision-making.

On this special episode of Science has an accent “The Data Dilemma”, we explore the world of BIG DATA.

In this week’s Science Has an Accent episode, host Kiri takes us on a cross-disciplinary tour of groundbreaking research at the University of Manitoba.

In this week’s Science Has an Accent episode, host Rachele takes us on a cross-disciplinary tour of groundbreaking research at the University of Manitoba. From neuroscience labs to urban farms and aquatic facilities, innovation is thriving in unexpected places across Canada.

In this week’s Science Has an Accent episode, host Camila takes us on a cross-disciplinary tour of groundbreaking research at the University of Manitoba.

On our final episode of the season, we’re honoured to welcome Dr. Jonathan Jackson, the executive director of the Community Access Recruitment and Engagement Research Centre at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School. Dr. Jackson’s research focuses on the impact of diversity and inclusion in human subjects research, particularly how community engagement can help overcome barriers to clinical trial participation and build trust in marginalized communities.

On today’s episode, we’re joined by Dr. Janet Branchaw, an associate professor in the Faculty of Kinesiology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Education. Dr. Branchaw is also the faculty director of the Wisconsin Institute for Science Education and Community Engagement (WI Science), where her work focuses on developing, implementing, and evaluating innovative approaches in science education at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.

In this episode, we continue our deep dive into qualitative methods with one of Canada's foremost experts in the field, Dr. Maria Mayan. Dr. Mayan is the Associate Director of the Community University Partnership and a professor in the School of Public Health at the University of Alberta.

On this episode, we are honoured to sit down for the first in a two-part series with Dr. Maria Mayan, one of Canada’s foremost leaders in qualitative methods and inquiry. When seeking guidance on understanding the foundations of qualitative research, Dr. Mayan was the clear choice—a renowned expert and author of the 2023 textbook The Essentials of Qualitative Inquiry.

We’re back with Dr. Robert Platt for part two of our deep dive into causal inference in epidemiology! In this episode, Dr. Platt and I explore different approaches to inferring causality, taking a closer look at the assumptions that are key when making causal inferences.