In another installment of our Process Chats, we are chatting to Dr Burnett on the intricacies of his work, its contribution to South African (and beyond) systems and a few snippets of what daily life looks like for him.

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Find out more about the opportunities available to you (as a student, an organisation, a researcher, or an entrepreneur) at the Water Research Commission as we chat to Mr Bonani Madikizela, a research manager in the Water Quality and Health division.

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Join in as we converse with Ms Joanna Change, a PhD Candidate from the National University of Science and Technology in Zimbabwe, as she shares the thrills and frills of her research in Environmental Toxicology.

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We continue our chats following the SASAqS and SETAC Conference over a month ago, and we are joined by knowledgeable Professor, Victor Wepener.

We continue to diversify these incredibly insightful conversations by having on the Interview Podium Erin Stevens, she is a Masters student who will be sharing with us some of her own key learnings from her academic journey.

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Showcasing the multi-level necessity of Science that transcends papers, this conversation with Dr de Necker (a post-doctoral fellow at the University of KU Leuven, Belgium).

This is a conversation for you if you are interested in the effects of Climate Change on our freshwater as well as understanding the building blocks of the Journey to becoming an academic in this regard.

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Another one of those stunning conversations we get to have with industry professionals and scientists in their respective lights. Prof Beatrice captures any audience that is privileged enough to listen to her, and today, she also shares some insights on her journey as both an academic and an entrepreneur. Its a conversation for the young and old alike, and it is nothing short of inspirational.

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In this episode, we continue our "Science that demands to not be on paper" conversations, with MSc student, Amanda Buthelezi on her research and her hopes for its impact in South Africa.

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As part of our "Science that demands to not just stay on paper" series, we are chatting to Dr Bart Bosveld in this episode.

In this episode, we chat to two members of the Local Organizing Committee of the Southern African Society of Aquatic Scientists, Professor Richard Greenfield (SASAqS President) and Dr. Tarryn Lee Botha (Honorary Secretary) regarding their recent Joint Conference with the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry.