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The Tartan Tardigrade - Astrobiology Chats
The University of Edinburgh
19 episodes
1 week ago
The Tartan Tardigrade is a podcast where scientists from the UK Centre for Astrobiology talk to guests from around the world about their research in astrobiology, their careers, and the prospects for life in the universe.
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Natural Sciences
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The Tartan Tardigrade is a podcast where scientists from the UK Centre for Astrobiology talk to guests from around the world about their research in astrobiology, their careers, and the prospects for life in the universe.
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Natural Sciences
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The Tartan Tardigrade - Episode 15: Katherine Baxter
The Tartan Tardigrade - Astrobiology Chats
22 minutes 19 seconds
8 months ago
The Tartan Tardigrade - Episode 15: Katherine Baxter
This episode, The University of Edinburgh PhD candidate Mia Belle Frothingham chats with Dr Katherine Baxter from the University of Glasgow. We talk Dr Baxter's innovation in bio-imaging, the impact of microgravity on skin microorganisms, and what the biggest challenges we might face in maintaining astronaut health in future missions.

The Tartan Tardigrade - Astrobiology Chats
The Tartan Tardigrade is a podcast where scientists from the UK Centre for Astrobiology talk to guests from around the world about their research in astrobiology, their careers, and the prospects for life in the universe.