Gray Matter Chatter: A Science Communication Podcast — Episode 4: The Importance of Basic Science

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Gray Matter Chatter: A Science Communication Podcast

Gracie S.

4 episodes

2 days ago

Gray Matter Chatter is a science communication podcast hosted by Gracie, a neuroscience PhD student at the University of Utah. Each episode breaks down fascinating brain research and shares the human stories behind the science — because your cortex deserves some company. This show brings you into the heart of the research world, one interview at a time. Whether you’re a fellow scientist, a student, or just science-curious, you’ll hear real stories from researchers at the U who are unraveling the mysteries of the brain — and beyond. Contact us at: graymatterchatter@gmail.com

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Gray Matter Chatter: A Science Communication Podcast — Episode 4: The Importance of Basic Science

Gray Matter Chatter: A Science Communication Podcast

12 minutes 58 seconds

2 weeks ago

Gray Matter Chatter: A Science Communication Podcast — Episode 4: The Importance of Basic Science

In this episode of Gray Matter Chatter, host Gracie, now officially a PhD candidate, dives into the importance of basic science and how curiosity-driven research shapes our understanding of the world. From the discovery of CRISPR in bacteria to studying how neurons communicate in microscopic worms, Gracie explores how simple model organisms like C. elegans can unlock big insights about the brain. Tune in to learn how tiny creatures are helping us unravel the fundamental language of neurons, and why that matters for all of us.

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This podcast is independently produced and distributed by the host Gracie. Promotion is supported through Utah Science Communicators, a student-led group supported by the University of Utah. The opinions expressed are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official views of Utah Science Communicators or the University of Utah.