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I spoke to the fantastic Dr Haroon about encouraging children with disabilities to consider physics and other sciences for their careers. Dr Haroon, MRI researcher and advocate, has Charcot-Marie-Tooth syndrome and Crohn’s Disease. He chats alongside Elle Wilks, Lightyear Foundation Deputy CEO, who is on a mission to raise representation of people with disabilities in STEM.
Featuring evolutionary biologists, a molecular ecologist, and an astrophysicist, this 40-minute radio adventure delves into perhaps the biggest questions in biology, and in science: What is life? Where did it come from? Are we alone in the universe?
Traversing environments from deep-sea hydrothermal vents to planets beyond the Solar System, you'll hear from legends in their scientific fields: Professor Sasha Dall, Professor David Hosken, Professor Michael Sweet, and Dr. Raphaëlle Haywood.
Part 4 of a 6-part series that seeks to answer some of the biggest questions in science: What is life? Where did it come from? Are we alone? Starring evolutionary biologist, a molecular ecologist, and an astrophyscisist, this series is very kindly being aired on BBC Radio Derby on Martyn's fantastic evening show (audio belongs to the BBC).
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