Mathis Messager discusses his work measuring the number and volume of water of lakes in the world.

Ep. 22: Counting the World's Lakes and Measuring How Much Water is in Them

We disseminate current research in the aquatic sciences to a general audience through a semi-monthly podcast. Our goal is to frame recent high-profile research papers or career achievements in the broader context of current environmental and scientific issues and discuss how the guests arrived at these discoveries. We interview a wide variety of scientists ranging from graduate students to tenured professors from a diversity of countries and backgrounds.

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Three scientists discuss the importance of field trips to freshwater science education.

Ep. 44: Freshwater Field Trips

Two scientists discuss strategies for effective mentoring in STEM.

Ep. 43: STEM Mentoring

Three scientists discuss the recovery of the Cuyahoga River.

Ep. 42: Burning to Beautiful, the Cuyahoga River's Recovery

Four scientists discuss issues for studying and managing freshwater ecosystems across the U.S.-Mexico border.

Ep. 41: Freshwater Research at the Border

Dr. Sunny Jardine discusses how economists study coupled human and natural systems.

Ep. 22: Counting the World's Lakes and Measuring How Much Water is in Them

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