This one's from the archives. In 2015, we chatted with University of Edinburgh's student radio, FreshAir, about the behind-the-scenes work into putting together the award-winning conference. I talked about my part in helping our speakers hone their content and find the best way to storytell their ideas.
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This one's from the archives. In 2015, we chatted with University of Edinburgh's student radio, FreshAir, about the behind-the-scenes work into putting together the award-winning conference. I talked about my part in helping our speakers hone their content and find the best way to storytell their ideas.
This one's from the archives. In 2015, we chatted with University of Edinburgh's student radio, FreshAir, about the behind-the-scenes work into putting together the award-winning conference. I talked about my part in helping our speakers hone their content and find the best way to storytell their ideas.
Laugh and learn as SciDidWhat takes over the lunch hour on LSR to show you what Bright Club is all about. Listen to researchers share a completely different side of academic life in this hour-long talk radio special featuring live stand-up performances from Bright Clubs across the UK.
We like being a little skeptical whenever reading anything. It's pretty healthy. So on today's show, we're discussing how (sometimes) Science can get muddled in the media. We've got a special guest for today's show! Popular Science magazine's contributing editor, Brooke Borel, is chatting with us today about her career as a science journalist and finding the right balance between engaging the audience AND getting the science right. Follow our guest on twitter @BrookeBorel and check out her website BrookeBorel.com.
This one's from the archives. In 2015, we chatted with University of Edinburgh's student radio, FreshAir, about the behind-the-scenes work into putting together the award-winning conference. I talked about my part in helping our speakers hone their content and find the best way to storytell their ideas.
