Best Andre Oliver Podcasts (2024)

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Bridging the Communication Gap: Tips from "Speak Like a CEO" Thought Leader Oliver Aust 20:00

26d ago20:00

20:00

Bridging the Communication Gap for Scientists and Engineers: Insights from “Speak Like a CEO” Thought Leader Oliver Aust In this episode of When Science Speaks, I sit down with Oliver Aust, one of the world’s preeminent experts on leadership communications. Oliver has helped hundreds of founders and CEOs become top 1% communicators, including many …

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Maximizing Mentor Relationships with Bill Mahoney, Ph.D. 15:59

1M ago15:59

15:59

In this episode of 'When Science Speaks, host Mark Bayer talks with Bill Mahoney, Ph.D., Associate Dean of Student and Postdoctoral Affairs at the University of Washington. The discussion centers around the importance of mentorship in academic and professional development. Dr. Mahoney shares valuable insights on how to choose the right mentor, mana…

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Unlocking Entrepreneurial Success: From Whitewater Kayaking to High-Stakes Startups with Gerrit McGowan 26:12

2M ago26:12

26:12

In this episode of When Science Speaks, Mark talks with Gerrit McGowan, a lifelong entrepreneur and former competitive whitewater kayaker. Gerrit shares valuable insights on overcoming networking dread, gaining buy-in from stakeholders, and creating value for customers. Learn about his journey from competitive kayaking to founding a venture-backed …

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Integrating Physical Activity into Busy Lives with Dr. Amy Bantham 19:36

2M ago19:36

19:36

In this episode, host Mark Bayer welcomes Dr. Amy Bantham, CEO and founder of Move to Live More, to discuss practical ways to incorporate physical activity into our hectic lives. The episodes touches on: The biochemical benefits of exercise Strategies to maintain fitness habits The updated Physical Activity Guidelines, which include the benefits ac…

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Engineering Excellence and Effective Communication: Insights from Monique Mills 42:55

3M ago42:55

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Episode Summary: In this episode of "When Science Speaks," host Mark Bayer welcomes Monique Mills, an engineer renowned for her exceptional science communication skills. Monique shares her unique journey and discusses the importance of communication in engineering and career development. Key Topics Covered: Introduction to Monique Mills Monique Mil…

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From Tenure to Tech: How Ginger Lockhart, Ph.D. Transformed Academic Skills into Startup Success 36:36

4M ago36:36

36:36

Episode Summary: This week, host Mark Bayer sits down with Ginger Lockhart, Ph.D. founder of Quantfish, to delve into the world of startups and career transitions. Ginger shares her journey from tenured professor to successful entrepreneur, offering valuable insights for PhDs considering similar shifts. Discover how to leverage academic skills for …

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From Code to Content: How You Can Achieve Your Engineering Career Goals with Jordan Cutler 24:14

5M ago24:14

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This week's episode features Jordan Cutler. Jordan is the author of the widely popular High Growth Engineer Newsletter, reaching over 50,000 subscribers. He's also a respected course instructor and a senior software engineer, known for his expertise in helping engineers excel in their careers. In this episode, Jordan shares his journey of developin…

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Storytelling, Personal Brand Building and Following Your Passion with Tulani André 34:24

5M ago34:24

34:24

In this episode, I sit down with Tulani André, Vice President, Social Media at National Geographic, to discuss the power of storytelling, brand building, and following your passion in career transitions and professional success. [00:00:00] Introduction: Tulani André is an expert in creating successful social media campaigns and brand presences for …

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From Stargazing to Podcasting: A Journey Through Astrophysics, E-Learning, and Entrepreneurship with Colin Gray, Ph.D. 22:48

6M ago22:48

22:48

In this episode, guest, Colin Gray, takes us on a fascinating journey through his unconventional career path, starting with his early passion for astrophysics and membership in the British Astronomical Society at the age of 12. We delve into his transition from space exploration to cyberspace, exploring the reasons that led him to discover his pass…

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How to Make Your Next Presentation Memorable 3:20

7M ago3:20

3:20

As the podcast enters its fifth season (220 episodes and counting!), I'm incorporating shorter segments with my commentary on key communication topics - like: How to make your presentation engaging and memorable The most effective ways to translate complexity so your listeners understand and retain your message Shaping your writing so it's crisp an…

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Kate Reinders 41:30

7M ago41:30

41:30

KATE REINDERS - From understudy on tour to OG Chicago GLINDA, to High School Musical The Musical The Series’ Favorite Drama teacher, Miss Jen…. Kate Reinders career has stood the test of time. Did she really take a leave of absence from a Broadway revival in order to do a kids’ show? Did she really miss a performance of said kids’ show in Minneapol…

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André Ward (part 2) 30:17

7M ago30:17

30:17

André Ward (part 2) - We are back with part 2 of my interview with my dear friend, André Ward! Join us for more incredible stories, wisdom, laughs... and shout-outs to Colman Domingo, Billy Porter, and Katie Finneran! What was it that helped André step in to owning his own sense of self? How has career changed since he embraced himself fully? I hop…

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Crafting Compelling Narratives: A Deep Dive into Atomic Storytelling Techniques with Chris Hare 33:49

7M ago33:49

33:49

On this episode of When Science Speaks, host by Mark Bayer dives into the world of storytelling with guest Chris Hare, exploring the impact and importance of a high-impact storytelling approach Chris has developed and used with his clients called "Atomic Storytelling." Episode Highlights: The Quest for Effective Storytelling: Mark and Chris kick of…

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Dopamine and Desire: The Neuroscience of Captivating Writing with Bill Birchard 55:15

10M ago55:15

55:15

In this enlightening podcast episode, Bill Birchard, a seasoned journalist and business writer, delves into the fascinating world of writing and its impact on the brain. Through extensive research, Bill discovered a treasure trove of information on how language can stimulate various regions of the brain, and in turn, enhance reader experience. Epis…

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André Ward (part 1) 35:25

10M ago35:25

35:25

André Ward (part 1) - This week, join me and my old friend, André Ward. As one of his teachers once said, “André’s a delight… but he talks a lot in class.” And believe me, his stories are not only wonderful and full of wisdom and joy, but filled with a LOT of laughs! How did this powerhouse performer, and grounded balanced soul get to where he is t…

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Thriving in Industry: Key Lessons for Scientists with David Giltner, Ph.D. 20:40

10M ago20:40

20:40

Introduction This week's episode features David Giltner, Ph.D. David is an accomplished figure in the field of technology commercialization, product development, and career design, with over two decades of experience in developing cutting-edge photonics technologies for commercial use. In 2017, he founded Turning Science to provide training and sup…

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Scientists as problem-solvers: Applying scientific insights to global challenges, with Nicholas Dirks, Ph.D. 32:30

10M ago32:30

32:30

Overview: This episode of the show features Nicholas Dirks, Ph.D., President and CEO of The New York Academy of Sciences. Discussion Highlights: The rapid pace of technological change, from AI to gene editing, outpacing policy-making mechanisms. Reflections on historical instances where scientific advancement outpaced understanding and regulation, …

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Alli Mauzey 36:16

10M ago36:16

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Alli Mauzey - Join me and my astounding guest, Alli Mauzey, as she talks about her time at Wicked, Cry-Baby, and her current role of “Pattie Levaco,” the mom, in the Tony Award winning Best Musical: Kimberly Akimbo. Learn about Alli’s “roundabout way” of getting into the business, after feeling like her schooling maybe didn’t actually set her up th…

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Navigating Transitions: Insights from Aditya Mahara on Science and Industry Shifts 19:11

11M ago19:11

19:11

Introduction: Welcome to the When Science Speaks podcast. In this episode, Mark is joined by Aditya Mahara, a seasoned senior product manager in the health tech industry. Aditya shares his insights on transitioning from Nepal to the US, the importance of discomfort in personal growth, and the significance of clear communication in the biomedical fi…

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Tripp Hanson 1:05:32

11M ago1:05:32

1:05:32

Tripp Hanson - Okay, kids… buckle up for some solid #TruthBombs and life-altering content from my good friend, TRIPP HANSON. Tripp’s life is constantly evolving from a backstory that includes tapping on the street, to traveling the world with Tommy Tune, to helping create Crazy For You, to acupuncture, and now to the Mindmasteryinstitute.com. So, j…

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Jacqueline B. Arnold (part 2) 27:42

11M ago27:42

27:42

Part 2 - This week I talk with Jacqueline B Arnold, a versatile triple threat, who is one of the iconic original (and current) stars of Moulin Rouge, about her unconventional path to Broadway… about her personal journey and personal struggle(s)… about the catch 22 of rejection (”you can’t really be that mad about it… but you kinda are…”) and about …

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Jacqueline B. Arnold (part 1) 31:36

11M ago31:36

31:36

Part 1 - This week I talk with Jacqueline B Arnold, a versatile triple threat, who is one of the iconic original (and current) stars of Moulin Rouge, about her unconventional path to Broadway… about her personal journey and personal struggle(s)… about the catch 22 of rejection (”you can’t really be that mad about it… but you kinda are…”) and about …

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JoAnn M Hunter (part 2) 51:52

11M ago51:52

51:52

JOANN M HUNTER (part 2) - The legend herself! A prolific dancer and performer turned choreographer, Joann’s been dazzling us on stages around the world for many, many years, and she shows no signs of stopping! Join us to learn about her unique and wild story…from being born in Japan, to dropping out of high school and moving to New York on her own …

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JoAnn M Hunter (part 1) 37:50

11M ago37:50

37:50

JOANN M HUNTER (part 1) - the legend herself! A prolific dancer and performer turned choreographer, Joann’s been dazzling us on stages around the world for many, many years, and she shows no signs of stopping! Join us to learn about her unique and wild story…from being born in Japan, to dropping out of high school and moving to New York on her own …

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Gavin Creel (part 2) 31:43

11M ago31:43

31:43

Part 2: Technically my first guest ever (recorded in summer of 2021) is Tony-winning star of stage and screen, writer, composer, activist, and self-admitted “hot mess,” GAVIN CREEL! Come along as Gavin and I talk about his arrival in NYC, his harrowing Broadway debut, and all the twists and turns and pitfalls along the way that have led to his bran…

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Gavin Creel (part 1) 31:53

11M ago31:53

31:53

Technically my first guest ever (recorded in summer of 2021) is Tony-winning star of stage and screen, writer, composer, activist, and self-admitted “hot mess,” GAVIN CREEL! Come along as Gavin and I talk about his arrival in NYC, his harrowing Broadway debut, and all the twists and turns and pitfalls along the way that have led to his brand new on…

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From Basic Research to Community-Building and Entrepreneurship with Elena Itskovich, Ph.D. 40:32

11M ago40:32

40:32

Early Academic Journey Elena's journey from studying physics and computer science to discovering her passion for life sciences and medicine. Overcoming challenges in academic pursuits and finding her calling in translational research. Translating Complex Science for Wider Audiences Practical techniques for effective science communication, emphasizi…

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Raymond J Lee 42:43

11M ago42:43

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RAYMOND J LEE is currently performing in Sweeeny Todd on Broadway! Ray’s career seems to be non-stop on the stage and on TV, commercials and voice overs, yet he somehow balances career with being a husband and father! Ray reveals his unique journey as a Korean-American pop-voiced theatre actor who refused to be boxed you in. His philosophy? ”Do you…

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Science Policy Lessons and a Passion for the Marine Environment with Amber Mace, Ph.D. 32:01

12M ago32:01

32:01

This week's episode features Amber Mace, Ph.D., CEO of the California Council on Science & Technology (CCST). We discuss Amber's early career in science policy, her upcoming transition from CCST to the California Academy of Sciences, and the institution's ambitious mission, with a focus on Amber's approach to building strategic partnerships and her…

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Kelli O’Hara (part 2) 25:24

12M ago25:24

25:24

Kelli O'Hara (part 2) - Tony Award winner, Emmy and Grammy-nominated actress Kelli O'Hara has established herself as one of Broadway's greatest leading ladies. It’s her perspective on life, art, craft, and the importance of curiosity and discomfort that keeps her going in the biz. Find out how her determination and initial lack of awareness helped …

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Kelli O’Hara (part 1) 32:24

12M ago32:24

32:24

Kelli O'Hara (part 1)- Tony Award winner, Emmy and Grammy-nominated actress Kelli O'Hara has established herself as one of Broadway's greatest leading ladies. It’s her perspective on life, art, craft, and the importance of curiosity and discomfort that keeps her going in the biz. Find out how her determination and initial lack of awareness helped h…

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Preview 2:07

12M ago2:07

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A career in musical theatre is hard, no matter how wonderful your training is or how developed your skills are, because of the vulnerability it requires, the rejection you have to continually face, plus all the fierce competition at every audition, and the head-games and negative self-talk we get into with ourselves. The Mental Game of Musical Thea…

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Secrets of Successful Career Development with Alaina G. Levine 54:33

1y ago54:33

54:33

In this episode, we delve into the remarkable journey of Alaina G. Levine, who defied conventional boundaries and nurtured a diverse tapestry of interests. From STEM to performing arts, business to communications, Alaina's life is a testament to the power of weaving different threads into a vibrant career. Let's explore her captivating journey and …

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From Economics to Life Sciences: An Unconventional Path to Academia and Beyond with Ali Divan, Ph.D. 23:01

1y ago23:01

23:01

Main Topic Time Stamps: [00:02:28] Music and science connection. [00:04:23] Journey to PhD. [00:09:49] Lyme disease treatment exploration. [00:12:38] Modeling neurologic Lyme disease. [00:14:06] Lyme disease and animal studies. [00:19:09] Mountains and their significance. [00:20:51] Overcoming obstacles and pivoting. Summary In this episode featuri…

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Science Communication in a Politicized World: Challenges and Strategies with Your Local Epidemiologist Katelyn Jetelina, Ph.D. 23:46

1y ago23:46

23:46

This episode of When Science Speaks features Dr. Katelyn Jetelina, Ph.D., an epidemiologist data scientist and senior scientific consultant at a nonpartisan health policy think tank. Dr. Jetelina is also the creator of the influential newsletter, Your Local Epidemiologist, which aims to translate evolving public health science for evidence-based de…

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Medical Communications and Navigating the Transition from Getting Your Ph.D. to a Fulfilling Career Outside Academia with Gertrude Nonterah, Ph.D. 32:05

1y ago32:05

32:05

Introduction In this episode of When Science Speaks, host Mark Bayer is joined by Dr. Gertrude Nonterah, founder of the Bold PhD.. Gertrude helps PhD students and academics transition into non-academic careers. She shares her expertise on career development, non-academic paths in the biomedical sciences, personal development, and medical communicat…

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Science Communication and the Impact of Community Colleges on Biotech and Beyond with Linnea Fletcher, Ph.D. 23:00

1y ago23:00

23:00

In this episode of the show, Mark interviews Linnea Fletcher, Ph.D., Biotechnology Department Chair, & Director, InnovATEBIO National Biotechnology Education Center at Austin Community College. Dr. Fletcher shares her journey into science, her perspective on the evolving life sciences industry, and the importance of public understanding of biotechn…

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3 Keys to telling high-impact stories that advance your agenda (+ 1 trap to avoid at all costs) 18:42

1y ago18:42

18:42

In this special episode, I'm going to share valuable insights on crafting impactful stories that captivate listeners and achieve the results you're seeking. Sponsor Message: This episode of When Science Speaks is sponsored by OneSkin, a company led by PhD scientists committed to revolutionizing skin aging. OneSkin has patented the first peptide (pr…

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Communicating Through COVID: Messaging, Missteps, and Fixes for the Future with Amelia Burke-Garcia, Ph.D 26:25

1y ago26:25

26:25

In this episode of the When Science Speaks podcast, Mark welcomes back Dr. Amelia Burke Garcia, an award-winning digital health communicator and researcher with 20 years of experience. Amelia is a program director at NORC at the University of Chicago, where she worked on the CDC's Covid-19 response and directed the award-winning "How Right Now/Que …

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How You Can Achieve Financial Success with Expert Help from ‘The Money Scientist’ Maria James, Ph.D 16:35

1+ y ago16:35

16:35

This week's episode features Maria James, Ph.D., founder of Pocket of Money LLC and creator of the W.I.S.E. Financial Fitness program. Dr. James shares her journey from studying biology and public health to becoming "The Money Scientist" and empowering individuals to take control of their finances. With over 14 years of experience in building and m…

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The Researchers' Writing Academy: A Systematic Approach to Overcoming Academic Writing Challenges with Anna Clemens, Ph.D 37:13

1+ y ago37:13

37:13

This episode features Anna Clemens, Ph.D., an academic writing coach and the founder of the Researchers' Writing Academy. Anna earned her PhD in material science and has published articles in Scientific American and other popular science magazines. Her mission is to make academia a more diverse and joyful place for researchers from all backgrounds.…

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Startups and the Transition from Academia to Entrepreneurship with Ricky Patel, Ph.D. 36:16

1+ y ago36:16

36:16

This episode of the "When Science Speaks" podcast features Ricky Patel, Ph.D., founder and CEO of Point Science Analytics, a startup that simplifies biotech information for investors and consultants. Point Science Analytics aims to filter and curate for investors and consultants in biotech, energy, and new space industries all the information they …

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Building Trust in Science: Understanding the Process Behind Research and Communication with John C. Besley, Ph.D. 24:44

1+ y ago24:44

24:44

This episode features John Besley, Ph.D., a professor at Michigan State University, who is focused on understanding how scientists communicate complex science to the public. Professor Besley's research includes surveys of thousands of American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) members, where he examines their goals for communication…

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Space, Storytelling, and Science Communication with Mat Kaplan 28:53

1+ y ago28:53

28:53

In this episode, we dive into the fascinating world of space exploration with our special guest, Mat Kaplan. Mat is a seasoned radio host who recently stepped away from the mic after two decades and a thousand episodes of the Planetary Society's acclaimed podcast, Planet Radio. In this interview, Mat shares his passion for science and space, his ap…

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Finding Your Dream Job Outside Academia with Solopreneur Natalia Bielczyk, Ph.D. 21:38

1+ y ago21:38

21:38

Overview In this episode of When Science Speaks, Mark Bayer introduces Dr. Natalia Bielczyk, a career advisor, neuroscientist, author, and blogger, as they discuss how to find a dream career and the changing job market for PhDs. Dr. Bielczyk shares her personal experience of transitioning from academia to entrepreneurship and provides valuable advi…

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8 Neuroscience-based techniques for writing in ways that engage and excite your readers with author Bill Birchard 19:11

1+ y ago19:11

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In this episode of When Science Speaks, host Mark Bayer sat down with veteran journalist and author Bill Birchard to talk about his latest book, Writing For Impact, 8 Secrets From Science that will fire up your readers' brains. The book delves into the science of how the brain processes language and how writers can use this knowledge to engage thei…

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Career Development Advice for Academics Looking to Get Promoted or Find Meaningful New Jobs with Tory Wobber, Ph.D. 23:30

1+ y ago23:30

23:30

This episode of the show features Victoria (Tory) Wobber, Ph.D., President of Victoria Wobber Coaching and Consulitng , a Harvard-trained evolutionary biologist and former data scientist and people manager at Facebook and Google. In this episode, we discuss an array of career development issues, including: - Did Tory have mentors, teachers or famil…

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"Magic Words Author Jonah Berger, Ph.D. on His Latest Book About Persuading Through the Power of Words 16:33

1+ y ago16:33

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This werek's episode features best-selling author, Wharton Business School professor, and world-reknown business advisor Jonah Berger, Ph.D. We discuss Prof. Berger's latest book, Magic Words: What to Say to Get Your Way and specific topics in the book such as: - How the focus of Dr. Berger's latest book, Magic Words, (to be releaseed Tuesday, Marc…

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Science in the Service of Skin Care with Alessandra Zonari, Ph.D. (+ Special Offer for Listeners) 34:58

1+ y ago34:58

34:58

This week's episode features Alessandra Zonari, Ph.D., Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Officer of ONE SKIN, an innovative skincare company that addresses skin health at the molecular level, targeting the root causes of aging so skin functions, feels, and looks younger. Listeners get a special offer when they go to OneSkin.co: Enter SCIENCE15 to get…

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Career Development and Transitioning from Academia to Industry with Ashley Ruba, Ph.D. 27:44

1+ y ago27:44

27:44

This week's episode features Ashley Ruba, Ph.D., developmental psychologist and UX researcher. We discuss a range of career-related, life experience, and transition-from-academia issues, including: - Growing up, did Ashley have mentors, teachers or family members who influenced or nurtured her interest in science - As a first generation college stu…

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