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Episode Guide
Mini-Series
Full Episode Guide
- Ep41: Binghamton neuroscientist, David Jentsch, on tackling systemic change
- Ep40: JHU PHutures director, Roshni Rao, on the strengths and challenges of international training
- Ep39: Neuroscientist-turned-bioinformaticist, Alex Naka, on the culture of science and industry postdocs
- Ep38: UCSD professor, Ashley Juavinett, on teaching, coding, and why neuroscience is the best science
- Ep37: Cognitive scientist, Rose Hendricks, on the science of science communication
- Ep36: JPL geophysicist, Fernando Paolo, on breaking stereotypes and the influence of strong women in his life
- Ep35: DoD contractor, Emily Kuehn, on re-imagining STEM education
- Ep34: Mental health advocate, Fay Lin, on using Twitter to drive change
- Ep33: Life sciences consultant, Lee Agostini, on promotion and effective use of social media
- Ep32: Some thoughts on mental health, with guest host William Marks
- Ep31: U of Utah neuroscientist, Jason Shepherd, on the versatility of scientific thinking
- Ep30: ACS Reactions host, Sam Jones, on curiosity, writing, podcasting, and YouTube trolls
- Ep29: NIMH investigator, Hugo Tejeda, on pushing through difficulties and how to put out a greasefire
- Ep28: Podcaster and NASA intern, Margot Wohl, on cultivating passions outside the lab
- Ep27: Non-profit founder, Wendy Marie Ingram, on building a global mental health network for academics
- Ep26: Gates Foundation Intern, Amanda Song, on the importance of internships
- Ep25: Former professor and energy expert, James Tamerius, on leaving a tenure-track position
- Ep24: Vanderbilt professor, Erin Calipari, on setting a personalized career strategy
- Ep23: Langer postdoc and Rhaeos co-founder, Sid Krishnan, on bridging academia and industry
- Ep22: Science communicator and OaS co-producer, Caroline Sferrazza, on thriving with a master’s degree and prioritizing mental health
- Ep21: MIT postdoc, Max Robinson, on finding great mentors and creating success from failures
- Ep20: Harvard Innovation Labs Director, Mike Fenn, on startups, failing fast, and de-risking a career
- Ep19: Brown Univ Professor, Christopher Moore, on identifying heroes and building mental models
- Ep18: NIH Director of OITE, Sharon Milgram, on resilience and transforming scientific training
- Ep17: Salk neuroscientist, Kay Tye, on work-life balance and reducing stigma in mental health
- Ep16: Policy consultant, Chanel Matney, on turning inspiration into change
- Ep15: Columbia virologist and TWiV host, Vincent Racaniello, on improving science literacy and, you know, viruses
- Ep14: Physicist and Capco product manager, Rads Patel, on empowering women in science
- Ep13: Rob Malenka, Stanford neuro prof, on a life in science and crafting a career
- Ep12: Johns Hopkins Career Services Pro, Kate Bradford, on the future of scientific careers
- Ep11: UW Asst. Prof., Sam Golden, on building a lab during a pandemic
- Ep10: Founder/CEO of Neurophotometrics, Sage Aronson, on being open to new experiences
- Ep9: UCSF neuroscientist, Wendy Xin, on the role of social media in science
- Ep8: BCG Project Leader, Jorge Vazquez-Anderson, on mentorship and diversity
- Ep7: NASA JPL geophysicist, Tom Armitage, on arctic expeditions and career transitions
- Ep6: Pfizer scientist-strategist, Amit Srivastava, on vaccines and pandemics
- Ep5: Illumina Genomics Podcast host, Paul Bromann, on effective science communication
- Ep4: Johns Hopkins neurosurgeon, Erick Westbroek, on serving others and also tapeworms
- Ep3: Harvard cell biologist, Audrey Sporrij, on building a career strategy
- Ep2: Founder of Project Bridge, Daniel Pham, on turning passions into careers
- Ep1: Once A Scientist, Always A Scientist
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