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High Degree Researchers Drinking coffee. This show is designed for academics to put their research interests in the spotlight. Please sit, learn, and enjoy a cuppa whilewe do to. Dr Stephen Townsend is a lecturer in sport sociocultural studies with the School of Human Movement and Nutrition Sciences. His PhD investigated MuhammadAli and how he was viewed in black only newspapers during 1960-1975. Steven also nearly got the chance to meet him during this time. We discuss his research journey from sports teacher to PhD, his big hitting research team includinginternational experts, a unique story of one of the first documented domestic violence murders where the guilty pleaded insanity, the reality of academia and what it’s like to have the same job as Indiana Jones. His order – small soy capfrom the UQ pool.

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Research profile

https://hmns.uq.edu.au/profile/1154/stephen-townsend-

LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephen-townsend-446369b3/

High Degree Researchers Drinking coffee. Thissmall show is designed for academics to put their research interests in the spotlight. Please sit, learn, and enjoy a cuppa while we do to. Ethan Rogers is in the final stages of his PhD write up having a full draft in hand already! A unique perspective as a trained dietitian, he is interested in Esports performance (e.g. online gaming). We discuss the background and financial success of Esports, his journey to beginning hisPhD (which I humbly forgot I supported), the outcomes of his published work on caffeine and Esports performance + health benefits, his recent trip to Europe to share his findings and his favourite re-watched show – the office. His order – Gold Coast Water (better than Brisbane water).

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Research profile

https://research.qut.edu.au/epowr/people/ethan-rogers/- 

Linkedin

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ethanrogers93/

High Degree Researchers Drinking coffee. This small show is designed for academics to put their research interests in the spotlight. Please sit, learn, and enjoy a cuppa while we do to. Brooke’s interest is in sports nutrition and separately type

Researcher Profile - https://about.uq.edu.au/experts/38711

Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/brooke-devlin-6ba96a51/?originalSubdomain=au

High Degree Researchers Drinking coffee. This small show is designed for academics to put their research interests in the spotlight. Please sit, learn, and enjoy a cuppa while we do to. Laureate Professor Clare Collins is a famous Australian dietitian who is known by many from her appearances in the media, such as on Triple J with Dr Karl, however there is so much more to Clare than you would know and this is where to hear it. Clare was very generous with her advice on how to succeed in academia. We discuss her current research on genetics and nutrition, past research on obesity in children, dietary assessment, and biomarker assessment, media training, research funding, career history, cystic fibrosis, the juggling of dietetics work, some of the timelines with academic work, and no money no time. Her order - Innisvale tea combo.

Research profile - https://www.newcastle.edu.au/profile/clare-collins

Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/profclarecollinsao/?originalSubdomain=au

High Degree Researchers Drinking coffee. This small show is designed for academics to put their research interests in the spotlight. Please sit, learn, and enjoy a cuppa while we do to. Postdoctoral researcher Jaqueline Moura Nadolny is interested in food science. Her unique backgrounud in chemical engineering, nutrition and food places her with a fantastic skillset to explore all questions regarding food. Specifically, Jaqueline has researched tomatoes, cold brew coffee, flour, the Australian indigeneous bunya nut and holds multiple parnterships with well know industry brands such as V2 and works with other products such as wagyu beef. We discuss her research journey which has taken her across the world to France, USA and now Australia, the various food product studies she is conducting (e.g. colour of vegan mince), her home country of Brazil and letting plant based meat become its own 'taste' category. Her order - Matcha with a twist.

Research profile - https://qaafi.uq.edu.au/profile/12407/jaqueline-moura-nadolny

LinkedIN - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaqueline-moura-nadolny-14896569/?originalSubdomain=au

High Degree Researchers Drinking coffee. This small show is designed for academics to put their research interests in the spotlight. Please sit, learn, and enjoy a cuppa while we do to. Postdoctoral researcher Zoya Huschtscha is interested in nutrition interventions and their impacts on muscle mass in conjunction with resistance training. Specifically, Zoya has worked with milk based beverages, Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA), and is looking into plant proteins in the future. We discuss her research career, motherhood, her transition into Lee Hamilton's lab at Deakin University with the aspirations for future funding and her new interest in PCOS and Endometriosis. Zoya is an impressive strong woman athlete, dabbling in Brazilian jiu jitsu and also runs a successful private practice based in this area (see below). Her order - water

Website https://www.thestrongdietitian.com/

Instagram https://www.instagram.com/the_strong_dietitian/

Research profile https://www.deakin.edu.au/about-deakin/people/zoya-huschtscha

High Degree Researchers Drinking coffee. This small show is designed for academics to put their research interests in the spotlight. Please sit, learn, and enjoy a cuppa while we do to. PhD candidate Jack Hetherington is interested in food waste, the food system, animal science and the agriculutral sector. Specifically, supporting the Australian dairy sector to find value in their waste, change their behaviour and improve efficiencies within this space. Jack has a rich history in animal science and agriculutral research relating to food internationally. We discuss his PhD research on cheese manufacturing and whey, the ADOPT framework, wicked problem theory and his upcoming eurotour. His order - French Press.

Jack's reesearch profile https://researchers.adelaide.edu.au/profile/jack.hetherington

High Degree Researchers Drinking coffee. This small show is designed for academics to put their research interests in the spotlight. Please sit, learn, and enjoy a cuppa while we do to. PhD candidate Lina Breik is interested in tube feeding within the home. Specifically, how we can get good, nourishing food in the style of a grandparent home cooked meal into those who are required to be fed by a tube. We discuss her PhD proposal, private practice, mum life and studying abroad. Her order - Water

High Degree Researchers Drinking coffee. This small show is designed for academics to put their research interests in the spotlight. Please sit, learn, and enjoy a cuppa while we do to. PhD candidate Susannah Ayre is interested in the family meal time. Specifically how parents navigate siblings during this daily ritual and how feeding interventions may be tailored to better suit their needs and priorities. We discuss her very interesting methods including Go Pros putting her as a fly on the wall in Australian family homes, her unique placement experience as an undergraduate dietitian overseas, her preliminary results of how children have been interacting with food during some of her studies and her very cool research paper title. Her order - Iced Peach Tea 

QUT - https://research.qut.edu.au/wccnr/people/susannah-ayre/

Susannah on Twitter - https://twitter.com/susannah_ayre

High Degree Researchers Drinking coffee. This small show is designed for academics to put their research interests in the spotlight. Please sit, learn, and enjoy a cuppa while we do to. This is a special episode of the podcast where I talk to Janeane Dart (Senior Lecturer, Nutrition Dietetics & Food) and Gabrielle Brand Associate Professor, School of Nursing and Midwifery) about their personal research careers, however we do spend a lot of the conversation delving into their plenary session at last years Dietitians Australia conference where a verbatim theatre performance was displayed based on one of Janeane's PhD papers. Janeane completed 100 interviews with dietitians in practice, as academics and as students to understand professionalism in dietetics. This was a huge hit at the conference last year and I can't wait to see what these two do next. Their orders - lemon myrtle tea & a Melbourne breakfast. 

Gabrielle's recommendations

1. Through the Looking Glass Space to New Ways of Knowing : A Personal Research Narrative

https://nsuworks.nova.edu/tqr/vol20/iss4/12/ 

2. Embedding Indigenous knowledges and voices in planetary health educationPlease see article here https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2542519622003084

Also BIG Magic - Creative Living beyond Fear by Elizabeth Gilbert  https://www.booktopia.com.au/big-magic-elizabeth-gilbert/book/9781408866757.html?source=pla&gclid=Cj0KCQiA8aOeBhCWARIsANRFrQEnViWrSmU6ZrolXCBiNc-NZLGWmqUiQzWLTDPbg0vbmKB_sYOPreYaAjlBEALw_wcB 

Janeane's recommendations 

1. "We Are Our Own Worst Enemies": A Qualitative Exploration of Sociocultural Factors in Dietetic Education Influencing Student-Dietitian Transitions

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35346871/ 

2. Intellectual streaking: The value of teachers exposing minds (and hearts)

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28415892/