SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY in your Daily Life
Podcast Episodes
- No longer Science Fiction - Learn about the real-world progress in The Science Behind Printing Body Parts
- Learn about the science behind baking and wine-making
- Hear how your car's radar is connected to your microwave
- Learn about Safety and Ethical considerations in human gene editing
- Dive deeper into the CRISPR cure for Sickle Cell Disease and other CRISPR cures in development
- Hear how CRISPR is improving our food supply
- Learn why most of the eggs we eat are white and brown
- Learn about the genetic and physical traits that contribute to your unique eye color
- Join us to unpack the science behind everyday items with this book review
Blog Posts
- Learn how Magnetrons make Microwaves
- Find out which of your everyday technology depend on Electromagnetic Waves
- Learn about the accidental discovery that heralded the Dawn of the Antibiotics Era
- Learn how CRISPR gene editing is changing the world
- Learn why life is not a thing but a process
Inspiring Stories and Diversity in Science
Women and Minorities
- For Dr Arianne Hunter, a senior scientist at Abbvie, Organic Chemistry is a spiritual experience
- Dr. Kelli Duncan shares her journey to becoming the first black female faculty member in her department
- Discover the common and unique experiences of Doctors Sarah McQuate, Sarah Ellinwood and Sarah McAnulty--all women in the science communication field
- David Buckholtz and Chidiebere Ibe share their experiences navigating the STEM space as black men
- Dr. Caroline Bartman shares her thoughts about being the only woman in the room
- Listen to Dr. Erin Jimenez's journey from a struggling high school student, to a first generation college student, through imposter syndrome, to building a thriving career. Update: Dr. Jimenez recently started her own lab at Johns Hopkins University
- Dr. Julia Olayanju took inspiration from her childhood and family circumstances to start her own business
- Dr. Ijeoma Kola shares how her journey inspired her to build a non-profit organization, Cohort Sistas, to support black women and non-binary doctoral students
Science Outreach for Children
- Dr. Ariel Parker uses her considerable skill and experience to expose Philadelphia students to science
- Learn about the unique work of Dr. Latasha Wright and BioBus bringing science to children
- Rowena Kuo shares how the "1000 Girls, 1000 Futures" program prepares high school girls for STEM careers
- Learn how Adrienne Umali supports the New York Academy of Sciences (NYAS) STEM programs
- David Buckholtz discusses the mission and impact of STEMLand Science Foundation
- Listen to heartfelt accounts of the incalculable impact of mentors and role models
Entrepreneurial Journeys
- Learn about entrepreneurship for scientists from Dr. Luis Martinez
- Dr. Cari Skrdla shares how she uses her neuroscience research to make a difference in employees' lives
- Dr. Julia Olayanju's beliefs about the importance of food literacy led her to build her own business
- Learn of Chidiebere Ibe's work promoting diversity in medical illustration
- Hear how Dr. Laura Canil launched a thriving business, Canil Visuals, as a Scientific Illustrator
- Dr. Maria Qadri shares her journey from team member to CEO
- A passion for Science Policy led Dr. Adriana Bankston to start Bankston Policy Consulting LLC
Impact of DIY Science and non-traditional teaching
Podcast Episodes
- As a Public Health Historian, Dr. Ijeoma Kola teaches about the historical trajectory and impact of asthma within the black community
- Listen to our fun review of a beautifully illustrated book all about birds
- Learn how to make yogurt at home
- David Buckholtz shares his experience in the Franklin Institute's youth programs
- Adrienne Umali discusses the impact of mentoring and after school STEM programs
- Dr. Sarah McQuate shares how cats and science fairs spurred her love of science
- Hear the voices of many speak as one as they express deep appreciation for the mentors and role models who changed their lives
Blog Posts
- Find out why Active Learning Techniques are more effective than traditional teaching
- Learn how to discover your value and use you passion to fuel your own unique path
Find the Best SCIENCE Path for You
Research Scientist
- Listen to Dr. Arianne Hunter discuss work/life balance as a senior scientist at Abbvie
- Dr Clarice Aiello teaches us about the advances made in Quantum Biology
- Dr. Kelli Duncan talks about her work studying traumatic brain injury
- Listen to Dr. Erin Jimenez share her journey from a struggling high school student to a thriving research scientist at the NIH. Update: Dr. Jimenez recently started her own lab at Johns Hopkins University
- Dive into the world of theoretical physics with Dr. Jishad Kumar
Academia vs Industry
- Dr. Joey Iacona discusses his experience doing research for a pharmaceutical company
- For Dr Arianne Hunter, choosing between Government, Academia, and Industry came down to knowing herself
- Dr. Chynna Broxton discusses growth and scientific engagement as an industry scientist
Science Communication
- Dr Jens Foell gives actionable advice and a strategic plan for getting into the science communication field
- Dr Sarah McAnulty shares how an uncommon journey and love of squid inspired her to build a non-profit organization, Skype a Scientist, that improves science communication
- Feel Dr. Sarah McQuate's joy of announcing scientific discoveries for a university press office
- Hear how Dr. Sarah Ellinwood fell in love with Science Communications
- Learn how to discover your value and use you passion to fuel your own unique path
What Can You Do With Your Love of Science
Non-Profit Organization
- Hear how Dr. Ijeoma Kola supports black women and non-binary doctoral students through her non-profit organization Cohort Sistas
- Dr Sarah McAnulty shares how an uncommon journey and love of squid inspired her to build a non-profit organization, Skype a Scientist, that improves science communication
- Hear about Dr. Ken Shatzkes' work as a program officer supporting the Foundation for Opioid Response Efforts (FORE)
- David Buckholtz discusses the mission and impact of STEMLand Science Foundation
Science Writers and Artists
- Dr. Niko Kukushkin teaches about Molecular philosophy and secrets of the human mind
- Dr Jens Foell describes his experience as a Science Editor for the TV show, Maithink X, and writing his 2 best-selling, non-fiction science books
- Dr. Sarah Ellinwood talks about navigating the STEM space to become a Managing Editor
- Learn about Dr. Sarah Mcquate's work as a Public Information Officer
- Chidiebere Ibe shares his unexpected discovery of his artistic talent and journey into the Medical Illustration field
- We do a fun review of a beautifully illustrated book all about birds
- Hear how Dr Laura Canil launched a thriving business, Canil Visuals, as a Scientific Illustrator
- Journey through time with Dr. Richard Summers as he explains with his new book ‘Science as Natural Philosophy and Finding Our Place in the Universe’
Science Outreach
See the Possibilities in your Future
Podcast Episodes
- Hear how Dr. Ijeoma Kola supports black women and non-binary doctoral students through her non-profit organization Cohort Sistas
- Hear about Dr. Ken Shatzkes' work as a program officer supporting the Foundation for Opioid Response Efforts (FORE)
- Learn how Dr. Julia Olayanju took inspiration from her childhood and family circumstances to start her own business
- Hear the voices of many speak as one as they express deep appreciation for the mentors and role models who changed their lives
- Listen to our season 3 guests' Origin Stories
Blog Posts
- Learn how to discover your value and use you passion to fuel your own unique path
- Learn about the collaborative process that makes Effective Science Policy
Fun Science Stories
- We do a fun review of a beautifully illustrated book all about birds
- Listen to this episode to take the Hidden Genius challenge
- Learn why bird eggs are colored blue, white, and speckled too
- Listen to part 2 of the egg color saga: why some chickens have blue eggs and why aren't turkey eggs more popular
- Join the We Love Science special All About Food to learn how CRISPR is improving our food supply
- Tune in to this fun and informative review about the science behind everyday things