Dr. Tancredi is responsible for reclassifying Pluto as a "dwarf planet" and also used the Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) mission of NASA to study how impact ejecta evolve into a tail. He also shared how he missed discovering the "asteroid of the century" and that once he had a talk advertised using smoke signals. Check out this amazing episode!!

Dr. Nuria Negrao, a former cell biologist turned adept science writer, shares her unique perspective on science communication, discussing the challenges of translating complex topics for both scientists and the general public. Dive into her insights on artificial intelligence in science, her podcast addiction, and the Mozambican cultural richness she brings to the world of scientific journalism. Tune in for a fascinating conversation with Nuria!

Scientific discovery and personal stories with Dr. Stuart Cantrill, Editorial Director of Nature Journals, Physics & Chemistry. We delved into the intricate landscape of peer-reviewed publishing, with Dr. Cantrill sharing his valuable insights as an editor at Nature Chemistry. Alongside compelling science stories, we explore the moving journey of the #ContaminatedBlood scandal, and embark on a captivating exploration of chemistry's unexpected tales. Tune in to explore Stu's eclectic music choices, his passion for fine beverages, and even a glimpse into "what's wrong about English football".

Discover how Dr. Zerbini's childhood passion led him to a lifelong commitment of studying and conserving marine mammals. What is going on with Gladys Orcas off the coast of Spain? How can whales migrate "straight as an arrow"? Explore his impactful research, from using drones to estimate morphometric measurements and body condition to collaborating with citizen scientists in Patagonia. Check out the website: https://siguiendoballenas.org/en/home/ for more information!!

I finally opened up about my own research! Discover captivating research adventures with charismatic sea lions, industrious leaf-cutting ants, and groundbreaking discoveries in the realm of cancer research through the eyes of three high school rugby players. I had a blast, I hope you do too!

Completely different episode: buckle up! Mateo unveils the beauty of scientific articles written in poetic prose. Then he shares his own poetic presentation of research results at a conference. And also: discover the unexpected twist as his conference video catches the attention of renowned artist Jorge Drexler!

From archery and fly fishing to his unique musical choices, Dr. Varga (and his infectious sense of humor) shares his groundbreaking research, career shifts, and the challenges he's overcome!

Dr. Sarah Bodenstein shares her expertise on oyster mortality and cryopreservation, as well as the industrial engineering behind the cryopreservation pathway. Dr. Bodenstein also talks about her passions outside of the lab, including her love for rugby, skating, and her pet rabbits.

Desiree tells us about her research monitoring E. coli bacteria in Texas rivers plus all her work involving citizen scientists! Super cool!