2Scientists

2Scientists

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2Scientists episodes

  • Serendipity in chemistry
    Chemistry and chemicals get a bad rap, but unfairly so. Certainly that’s
    the view of AP De Silva, someone who fell in love with the subject in his
    native Sri Lanka and who has continued a fruitful career in Northern
    Ireland.
    1 hr 1 min
  • The Patient Doctor
    That a doctor listens to their patients should not be a surprise, but that
    they use information from their patients to help improve care may well be.
    Enter Dr. Jason Wilson an emergency physician, a graduate trained
    anthropologist and a man with his finger on the pulse of many projects.
    55 min
  • Piensa en los niños
    So with much fanfare, we launch our accompanying podcast 2Cientificos in
    Spanish! You’ll be able to find all future episodes on our new dedicated
    page, but for the bilingual among you, this is one to enjoy here and now.
    32 min
  • This one's for the kids
    Dr. Carina Rodriguez is physician-researcher who has transported her skills
    from her home nation of Argentina to the US. While she has experience in
    the prevention and treatment of a wide range of diseases, as a pediatric
    infectious disease specialist her focus has been on the little ones.
    36 min
  • The science of cancer and care
    Dr. Brandon Blue is an oncologist and physician-scientist at Moffitt Cancer
    Center. As a medical doctor he spends his time treating blood cancers, so
    this is an apt episode for Blood Cancer Awareness Week.
    As a researcher though he's trying to understand more about disparities in
    diagnosis and treatment of such cancers so that all patients receive better
    care.
    57 min
  • Psychology, psychopathy and creating positive change
    What happens when your psychology research just doesn’t quite scratch that
    itch any more? Well, in the case of Prof. Edelyn Verona, it means you join
    with your colleagues to create a Center for Justice Research and Policy,
    something she is well placed to do as an expert in mental health, and
    violent and criminal behavior.
    49 min
  • NDN Science on Earth Day
    Meet Annie Sorrell the lover of manatees, from Montana (Annie is from
    Montana - not the manatees). And Loga Fixico, scientist, philosopher and
    studier of complex systems. What do they have in common? Well, they both
    studied at the Center for Native Peoples and the Environment at SUNY ESF,
    they’re cousins, and they’re cohosts of the NDN Science Show.
    1 hr 16 min
  • From pikas to politics
    Prof. Nancy Huntly is the scientist who almost never was. All through high
    school and university she didn’t feel like science was for her, but her
    curiosity has led her to study ecosystems as an academic, work for
    government agencies and more recently she's been researching how best to
    keep grad students in STEM programs. All that was not enough for Nancy
    though as she has also run for State Senate in Utah!
    Join us as we chat about her unique and inspiring journey from pikas to
    politics
    50 min
  • Math the vote pt II: Polls and predictions
    While at Northwestern University, Dr. Alexandria Volkening and her
    colleagues developed compartmental mathematical models to predict the 2020
    US elections. What's a compartmental model? How do you teach kids about
    math modeling using Finding Nemo? Which is better: the Parmvir poll or the
    Alexandria poll? We ask her about this and more.
    43 min

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