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The Biosocial Researcher
Emma Walker
5 episodes
5 days ago
The social world around us has fascinating ways of getting under our skin. In this new podcast, Emma Walker, a PhD student from UCL, offers a platform to biosocial researchers to discuss their work in their own words, with each episode interviewing a scientist about their research and experiences of academia.
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The social world around us has fascinating ways of getting under our skin. In this new podcast, Emma Walker, a PhD student from UCL, offers a platform to biosocial researchers to discuss their work in their own words, with each episode interviewing a scientist about their research and experiences of academia.
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Social Sciences
Science
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S1E3: Does pollution affect the ways our genes are expressed? With Olivia Grant
The Biosocial Researcher
26 minutes 47 seconds
4 years ago
S1E3: Does pollution affect the ways our genes are expressed? With Olivia Grant

In this episode I talk to Olivia Grant, a 3rd year bioinformatics PhD student at the University of Essex about how air pollution can change the ways our genes are expressed. We discuss social factors that influence exposure to pollution, the difficulties of teasing apart associations between pollution and smoking, and the importance of getting out your comfort zone. 

The Biosocial Researcher
The social world around us has fascinating ways of getting under our skin. In this new podcast, Emma Walker, a PhD student from UCL, offers a platform to biosocial researchers to discuss their work in their own words, with each episode interviewing a scientist about their research and experiences of academia.