Episode 179: Let's Talk Cephalopods: A Conversation with Dr. David Scheel
Consciousness, ecstasy, tentacles…. Dr. David Scheel tells all in our new episode about octopuses! We take a dive into the scientific resear...
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Episode 178: Into the Womb: The Immunology of Pregnancy
The fundamental task of our immune systems is to recognize foreign objects in our bodies and destroy them. But what happens when there’s an...
Episode 177: SciFact vs SciFraud Part II: Revenge of the Responsible Scholars
In the epic battle against scientific fraud, a courageous assembly of researchers stood united and rebelled against the dark forces of data...
Episode 176: Young Scientist Spotlight 23: Dr. Anna Lipkin
Carry the One Radio alum and recent UCSF Neuroscience graduate Dr. Anna Lipkin is on the other side of the mic to talk about how overlooking...
Episode 175: SciFact vs SciFraud Part I: Assault on Scientific Integrity
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away... diligent scientists on Earth dedicated their lives to making groundbreaking discoveries, aiming...
Episode 174: Dead Bones Do Tell Tales
What can you learn from old bones? A lot more than you think! In this episode, we learn how ancient remains can tell new stories about the s...
Episode 173: A Rising Tide
Climate change is here-- are we prepared? In this episode, three experts tackle the question of how best to armor ourselves against the chan...
Episode 172: What You Can't See Can Hurt You
It’s springtime in California, which means wondering how early this year’s wildfire season will start. Should we be buying air purifiers and...
Episode 171: Don’t Talk About It, Be About It: The Experience of Black Scientists in Higher Education
BE-STEM and Carry The One Radio teamed up this February to create a series dedicated to honoring Black scientists at UCSF! Follow Maggie Col...
Episode 170: Shock to the System(s): Dr. Catera Wilder
For the third episode of our Black Excellence in STEM mini-series, and our final faculty interview, we’re bringing you an interview with Dr....
Episode 169: Values, Consciousness, Community: Dr. Sara Suliman
For the second episode of our Black Excellence in STEM mini-series, we are bringing you an interview with Dr. Sara Suliman. She is an assist...
Episode 168: Brains and Braggadocio: Dr. Akinyemi Oni-Orisan
We’re kicking off Black History Month a little early this year with the first episode of our Black Excellence in STEM mini-series, a collabo...
Episode 167: Young Scientist Spotlight 22: Dr. Arun Richard Chandrasekaran
A geneticist makes a DNA-shaped lollipop. Then helix (he licks) it. The iconic structure of DNA was first discovered by Rosaland Franklin us...
Episode 166: Young Scientist Spotlight 21: Eva Danielson
Eva Danielson has loved science since she was a kid, and now she is instilling a passion for science in the next generation of young learner...
Episode 20: Young Scientist Spotlight 20: Dr. Roshmi Sarma
Australia’s battle against the invasion of cane toads goes all the way back to 1935 when they were initially introduced to fight cane beetle...
Episode 165: Young Scientist Spotlight 19: Amy MacIntosh
What happens when offshore oil and gas structures stop operating? PhD candidate Amy MacIntosh tells us about the impacts and risks of operat...
Episode 164: How to Save a Life (Cronutt’s version)
What happens when you bring together a marine mammal veterinarian and a stem cell researcher? You save a life! More specifically, Cronutt’s...
Episode 163: Teaching Old Drugs New Tricks
You might know that it takes a very, very, very long time to develop new drugs, but it seems like there are new treatments for COVID-19 all...
Episode 162: Young Scientist Spotlight 18: Emma Harding
Fossils of ancient viruses are living inside us, and they may reveal important clues about how we became who we are today. In this Young Sci...
Episode 161: We're All In This Together
We, like many animals, live in groups. We need these groups to survive -- but why? What are the benefits of group living? What do we gain fr...