Sounds Scientific

Seasons Greetings Podcast Pals, we're back for another catch-up with a side of festive science!

On this week's ep:

• Bonnie, the artist
• Christmas plans
• Reindeer: not your average deer
• Polar bears would definitely steal your food in the flat fridge 

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Ahoy Podcast Pals, we're back for another catch-up with a side of science!

On this week's ep:

• Epponnee Rae’s inaugural haircut
• Averill wins an award 
• Strange situation test in cats
• Shrek’s expressive ears 
• Science at a LA cat cafe 

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Howdy Podcast Pals, we're back for another catch-up with a side of science!

On this week's ep:

• Mum life
• Averill's trip
• Sounds Scientific goes to a conference
• Live sushi train for orcas

Bonus content: we've also created a new drinking game for you: take a shot every time you hear the word "incredible" 

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Howdy Podcast Pals, we're back!

On this week's ep:

• Where we've been for the past EIGHT MONTHS
• Bonnie, the mum
• Bonnie, the Dr
• A dash of the science of breastfeeding 

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Ahoy Podcast Pal's

On this weeks ep:

• How we have taken over UCE
• Averill had a boogie
• Bonnie was silent for 3 days
• Spiders are *probably* dreaming

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We're back back back again (but make no promises of staying back). 

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Woot woooot it’s seahorse and pipe fish time!!!

On today’s ep:

• Averill has a *shock horror* dog party
• Everyone must clap for Averill’s good news
• Bonnies complaints about stats
• Male pregnancy and what it means for the patriarchy (speciation)
• Pipe fish and the sexy lady in red 

Papers:
Seahorse pregnancy:

https://www.academia.edu/24628228/Male_pregnancy_and_the_formation_of_seahorse_species_Male_pregnancy_and_the_formation

The ‘Woman in Red’ effect: https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/full/10.1098/rspb.2018.1335

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Greetings podcasters!

Another non-science treat for your ears this week. Today we catch up on our own research, how our PhDs are going and then somehow end up talking about Huberman, of course. 

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Welcome back to Episode 2.6!

On today’s ep:

• Short weeks
• A chemistry crash course on bioluminescence 
• Angler fish lures
• Massive stomachs
• Sexual parasitism
• Eye balls 

Today we get into a few papers around the wild, whacky creatures that are deep sea fish and question “are they the embodiment of real life thriller movies?” Yes. They are. The answer is yes. 

Papers:
Bioluminescence:
https://www.britannica.com/science/bioluminescence

Sexual parasitism:
https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.aaz9445

Symbiosis:
https://elifesciences.org/articles/47606

Rod opsins:
https://www.science.org/doi/full/10.1126/science.aav4632

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Hello again podcast pals!

Breaking up the science with another casual spin off. Today we are talking about guilt. Following a survey in the UK of 2000+ people
that summarised the most common things people feel guilty about. We go through said list and discuss if we resonate with each topic or not - a great insight into our brains!

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