*tap tap* DOes this mic still work?

It's been a while, but I'm back with a long-awaited chat with Claire Davies! Claire and I have crossed paths a few times at the LGBTQSTEMinar, and I've always wanted to feature this gay lass on the pod. We chatted last summer, but I'm only now getting around to uploading it. 

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• PRISM Exeter
• Twitter

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Thanks to Peter Levens for the music for "something that makes me happy", and to Austin Weber for the intro and outro music (Mamma Mia by Austin Weber). Find his music on Spotify or Apple music.

In the biggest crossover event in cinematic history...

I get to interview Felix Berrios, producer of the LGBTQSTEMcast, and all-round delight! Truth be told, I didn't know about this podcast until about a month ago, but I knew we needed to a crossover!

Felix' links:

• LGBTQSTEMcast Twitter
• LGBTQSTEMcast Insta
• Felix' twitter

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Thanks to Peter Levens for the music (The Legend Of Michael) for "something that makes me happy", and to Austin Weber for the intro and outro music (Mamma Mia by Austin Weber). Find his music on Spotify or Apple music.

Back in June (JUNE!) I called up Clara Barker for a chinwag. We talked though everything including her community outreach, markers for real inclusion, and thin film deposition!
I've been sitting on this/putting off for a while, because things. But in that time, some information has come out about the upcoming LGBTQSTEMinar in Jan 2021 that Clara and the team at Oxford university are organising, which you can read about here.

Clara's links:

• Youtube
• Twitter

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Thanks to Peter Levens for the music (The Legend Of Michael) for "something that makes me happy", and to Austin Weber for the intro and outro music (Mamma Mia by Austin Weber). Find his music on Spotify or Apple music.

Waaay back in July, I sat down for a chat with Mario AKA Sassy Science, shortly after they had submitted their Ph.D thesis, and while they were getting their drag face on. Come and get ready with!

• Find Sassy on Twitter
• Sassy's Youtube channel
• And Insta

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Thanks to Peter Levens for the music for "something that makes me happy", and to Austin Weber for the intro and outro music (Mamma Mia by Austin Weber). Find his music on Spotify or Apple music.

In the first episode of season 3, I had a chat with Leah, The talk happened following the murder of George Floyd, and during pride month. Leah does all kinds of research in the field of behavioural neurobiology. What's that? Listen and find out!

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Thanks to Peter Levens for the music for "something that makes me happy", and to Austin Weber for the intro and outro music (Mamma Mia by Austin Weber). Find his music on Spotify or Apple music.

My first introduction to Emily was at the LGBTSTEMinar this year, where she - how to put this politely - informed the audience that STEM includes more than just scientists, and caught my attention by making a clear case for the funding of nuclear fusion projects.

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Music for this episode was Mamma Mia by Austin Weber. Find his music on Spotify or Apple music. Check out his youtube for his impossible social isolation world tour!

It's been a while since I caught up with Sammie, so I checked in for another chat.

• Sammie's first episode
• Her second episode
• Find her on twitter
• Here's that paper about engaging politics that she mentioned

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Music for this episode was Mamma Mia by Austin Weber. Find his music on Spotify or Apple music. Check out his youtube for his impossible social isolation world tour!

What if you spent 6 months in the junges of Malaysia, following paths cut by pygmy elephants and looking at the growth of saplings? Well, that's exactly what today's guest did.

Apologies for the late upload - technical issues meant that our original recording had to be scrapped and it was hard finding another time to record.

Robin's links:

• Web
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• Twitter
• Talk at the STEM Village seminar series

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Music for this episode was Mamma Mia by Austin Weber. Find his music on Spotify or Apple music. Check out his youtube for his impossible social isolation world tour!

And of course a huge thank you to Royal Astronomical Society and Biochemical Society for their support. Check out what they have going on.

You know what? All this corona stuff is great, but so much of what we've talked about so far is pretty far removed from our everyday experience. Ever wandered what's happening on the frontlines of the NHS? Just as this pandemic is ramping up, what're the big concerns? Well, Tom's gonna tell us!

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Music for this episode was Mamma Mia by Austin Weber. Find his music on Spotify or Apple music. Check out his youtube for his impossible social isolation world tour!

A little while back, Jamie and I got within 2 metres of each other to chat on the mic! We just talk shit for a bit - literally!

Jamie's links:

• Twitter
• Follow Young STEM leader
• Move2Learn

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Music for this episode was Mamma Mia by Austin Weber. Find his music on Spotify or Apple music. Check out his youtube for his impossible social isolation world tour!

And of course a huge thank you to Royal Astronomical Society and Biochemical Society for their support. Check out what they have going on.