Peter Rosseel's guidance is much sought after in the world of business. Peter's work looks at digital change and leadership in a changing world. Elizabeth Rosseel, Peter's daughter, is a teacher and a trainer of teachers. In this interview Pete

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Trailer - Discussing Digital Transformation and the Future of Education with Peter Rosseel and Elizabeth Rosseel

Feb 7th, 2021 2m 32s

A trailer for my upcoming interview with Peter Rosseel and Elizabeth Rosseel. Not a science episode.

Turning up the Heat of the Rainforest Part 2 (Dr Martin Sullivan)

Jul 3rd, 2020 21m 10s

Dr Martin Sullivan is a Lecturer in Statistical Ecology at Manchester Metropolitan University. In this episode Martin talks about the nuts and bolts of how he does his research. I recommend listening to last weeks episode before this one.The pa

Turning up the Heat on the Rainforest Part 1 (Dr Martin Sullivan)

Jun 24th, 2020 6m 56s

Deforestation isn't the only human impact on the Rainforests. Rising temperatures and Carbon Dioxide levels will also have an impact. What will those be? Dr Martin Sullivan explains in today's episode.This is only a small extract of my intervie

Snake Conservation in Guatemala (Interview with Rodrigo Morales)

Jun 19th, 2020 34m 25s

Rodrigo talks about his work on Snake Conservation in Guatemala.You can find Rodrigo on Instagram as 'ReptilesofGuatemala' you'll find lots of great photos their (including the thumbnail for this episode) and more information on all sorts of he

Parasites with Dr Stefano Colombo

Jun 12th, 2020 42m 23s

Parasites are gross but they are also pretty interesting.Dr Stefano Colombo researches parasites at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine. Listen to hear about parasites generally and also the specifics of Stefano's work.The thumbnail provi

Myopic Drive, Better Agriculture and Conservation - Practical Applications of Evolutionary Biology (Interview with Dr Futuyma)

Jun 10th, 2020 4m 44s

Evolutionary Biology has a whole bunch of practical applications, learn more by listening. This is another extract from my Interview with Dr Futuyma. If you want to learn more about myopic drive and mosquitoes check out this article.

Bromeliads, Ecological Genetics, Rainforest Field work and more (Interview with Xaali O'Reilly Berkeley)

Jun 3rd, 2020 42m 12s

Xaali O'Reilly Berkeley is a PhD Student in the lab of Richard Preziosi at Manchester Metropolitan University and an Associate director of the Timburi Cocha Research Station. In this Interview she discusses topics relating to her work on Bromel

Evolutionary Developmental Biology and Future Research (Interview with Dr Futuyma)

May 7th, 2020 12m 59s

Dr Futuyma discusses some of the most interesting areas of future study in Evolutionary Biology as well why Evolutionary Developmental Biology is so interesting and why it has so much potential to expand our knowledge.

Birds pre-KT extinction, The Red Queen Hypothesis, Cuckoos and more (Interview with Dr Futuyma)

May 1st, 2020 40m 16s

As well as being a well respected Evolutionary Biologist Dr Futuyma is an avid birder. In this part of the interview these sides of Dr Futuyma merge in a discussion on birds and evolution.

How can Evolutionary Biology help us understand the Corona Virus (Interview with Dr Futuyma)

May 1st, 2020 4m 30s

To tackle the Corona Virus we need to use Evolutionary Biology. Dr Futuyma explains.Dr Futuyma is a world renowned Evolutionary Biologist, his achievements include being an Emeritus Professor at Stony Brook University, a member of United States

What is a species and what is speciation? (Interview with Dr Futuyma)

May 1st, 2020 21m 23s

Drawing the line between different species is a contentious issue. Hear from an evolutionary biologist, Dr Futuyma, on why the concept of species is so tricky and how speciation can occur.Dr Futuyma is an Emeritus Professor at Stony Brook Unive

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