Maris Schneider, Anthony Cruz, Mark Ambrogio, Scott Walters, Ryan Baxter, Maria Khan, Garth Casbourn, Riya Sidhu, Sarah Bidinosti, Chrishma Perera, Bruno Mesquita, Kirstyn Seanor, Mohammed Zeratti
GradCast
GradCast is the official podcast of the Society of Graduate Students at Western University. We highlight the research our university/‘s graduate students. From History to Histology, we show you the cutting edge research of one of Canada/‘s top research universities.
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Maris Schneider, Anthony Cruz, Mark Ambrogio, Scott Walters, Ryan Baxter, Maria Khan, Garth Casbourn, Riya Sidhu, Sarah Bidinosti, Chrishma Perera, Bruno Mesquita, Kirstyn Seanor, Mohammed Zeratti
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126 | Staph-ing Problems 28.07.2017 27:22
Hosts Yimin and Roger are joined by Heba Alnaseri, who is working to find out how to prevent opportunistic infections by the Staphylococcus Aureus bacterium. Follow her research on Twitter: @hebastweets or @McGavLab Hosts: Yimin Chen and Roger Hudson
125 | Extreme Bacteria - How to Survive Extreme Radiation 19.07.2017 27:53
Robert Szabla, PhD Candidate in Biochemistry, discusses his research on Deinococcus radiodurans Bacteria and how it's pprA Protein allows it to survive 14,000 times more radiation than a human cell. Hosts: Andrew Hanna and Alex Moszczynski
124 | Mood and Anxiety Disorders in the Immigrant Population 18.07.2017 26:37
On this episode of Gradcast, hosts Emma and Andrew speak with Jordan Edwards, a first-year PhD student in the department of epidemiology and biostatistics. Edwards studies the prevalence of mood and anxiety disorders in the Canadian immigrant and refugee population. Hosts: Emma Bridgwater and Andrew Hanna
123 | Anatomy of Sound 18.07.2017 27:47
Hosts Taniya and Susan talk to fellow Gradcast committee member Emma Bridgwater about how the human brain interpret sounds, and how you can measure it in sleeping subjects. Hosts: Taniya Nagpal and Susan Anthony
122 | A Constellation of Voices 30.06.2017 27:49
Andrew and Yimin speak with Mary Blake Bonn about the role of voices in musical understanding, as well as her work as the president of SOGS. Hosts: Andrew Hanna and Yimin Chen
121 | The R-Ladies Piece 28.06.2017 26:43
In this episode, Tristan and Yimin talk to Sally Norris and Thea Knowles about their work launching the first Canadian chapter of R-Ladies - a group dedicated to promoting the R programming language and statistical package to women in the research community. Hosts: Tristan Johnston and Yimin Chen
120 | Embryos are like Cars 15.06.2017 27:05
Hosts Ariel Frame and Yimin Chen chat with Mohamed Gatie about stem cells and their role in embryo development. Hosts: Ariel Frame and Yimin Chen
119 | Soundwave Diagnosis 07.06.2017 29:02
Andrew Harris talks with Yimin and Alex about how ultrasound imaging can be used to create 3D pictures to improve medical diagnoses. Hosts: Yimin Chen and Alex Moszczynski
118 | Vaccinating cows through lettuce with Coby Martin 07.06.2017 28:15
In this episode of Gradcast, hosts Richard Raycraft and Sabrina Hope speak with Coby Martin, a masters student in biology. Martin is working on producing a vaccine for Bovine respiratory disease (BRD), which affects cattle around the world. Hosts: Sabrina Hope & Richard Raycraft Producer: Sabrina Hope
117 | Getting schooled in indigenous studies by Andrew Judge 07.06.2017 28:22
Susan and Tristan talk to Indigenous Studies PhD student Andrew Judge about how tier 1 universities in Canada fare when it comes to indigenous faculty, and we talk about how and why universities need to be more accessible to indigenous students and staff. Hosts: Susan Anthony & Tristan Johnston Producer: Susan Anthony
116 | Your friendly ge-gnome with Matheus Sanita Lima 23.05.2017 28:18
Our cells aren't the only things ith DNA in a living things body. Small organs for our cells have their own codes and evolve as well. This is the subject of our show today with Matheus Sanita Lima. Hosts: Ariel Frame & Chantal Lemire Producer: Susan Anthony
115 | Alzheimer's Disease and Metabolism: An Overview 12.05.2017 27:00
Ariel and Yimin discuss with Asad Lone how cell metabolism can affect your chances of getting Alzheimer's Disease. Hosts: Yimin Chen & Ariel Frame Producer: Sabrina Hope
114 | Class and Teeth with Mark Gera 03.05.2017 27:46
This week we meet with Mark Gera. From the public health program, he discusses with us the relationship between distance from a dentist office, and oral health. Hosts: Tristan Johnson & Alex Moszczynski Producer: Susan Anthony
113 | Marching with Kristine Musgrove 29.04.2017 28:22
This week, we talk to Music Education student Kristine Musgrove. Her work studies the culture of competitive marching band groups in the US. Hosts: Susan Anthony & Andrew Hanna Producer: Tristian Johnson
112 | Saying Goodbye to Julia Palozzi 26.04.2017 27:56
This week we say goodbye to longtime Gradcast committee member Julia Palozzi. We talk about her work on peat bogs in northern Ontario. Julia, you will be missed. Hosts: Susan Anthony & Taniya Nagpaland Producer: Sabrina Hope
111 | Digging in Peru with Arwen Johns 19.04.2017 26:53
This week, Arwen returns to talk about what her summer in Peru doing archaeology was like. Hosts: Susan Anthony & Julia Producer: Tristian Johnson
110 | WRF Keynote: Memes and Pepes with Yimin Chen 15.04.2017 29:02
This week, we show you our last episode from the Western Research Forum. Tristan Johnston and Sabrina Hope speak with GradCast's own Yimin Chen, a keynote speaker who came to talk to us about sweet, sweet internet memes. Hosts: Tristan Johnston & Sabrina Hope
109 | Eating Grapefruit with Amy Burke 12.04.2017 27:57
This episode, we meet with Biochemist Amy Burke, who looks into a compound found in grapefruit juice, that could have medical applications. Hosts: Adrienne Borrie & Ariel Frame Producer: Susan Anthony
108 | WRF Keynote: Learning to Lead with Dr. Pam Bishop 10.04.2017 25:49
This episode we talk to Dr. Pam Bishop, a keynote speaker from the recent Western Research Forum. She talks about research and leadership for grad students in these uncertain times. Host: Tristan Johnson
107 | Emily Pitts and the Friendship Centre 09.04.2017 24:59
This episode, we talk to Anthropologist Emily Pitts looking at indigenous friendship centres giving identity and community for indigenous canadians living in cities. Hosts: Emma Bridgwater & Tristan Johnson Producer: Susan Anthony
106 | The Genetic Engineers of Tomorrow 03.04.2017 10:47
This week we meet with an undergraduate club for genetic engineering. Host: Tristan Johnson
105 | A Night at the Opera with Colin McMahon 29.03.2017 25:11
This week we talk to Music student Colin McMahon. He wrote a one act mini opera on Marie Antoinette as his MA project, and came to us to talk about the work that went into it. Hosts: Sabrina Hope & Tristan Johnson Producer: Susan Anthony
104 | All About the Lungs at Western Research Forum 2017 25.03.2017 24:36
This episode we talk to Brandon Baer and Reza Khazaee at the Western Research Forum about their work on the lungs. Hosts: Andrew Hanna & Sabrina Hope
103 | Joel Slade is for the Birds 22.03.2017 27:42
This week we talk about bird songs, genetic compatibility, and life of our feathered friends with Biologist Joel Slade Hosts: Susan Anthony & Ariel Frame Producer: Sabrina Hope
102 | Impact Craters and the Search for Life with Sarah Simpson 18.03.2017 27:29
In this episode of Gradcast, hosts Yimin and Julia are joined by Sarah Simpson of Geology, Earth Sciences, and Planetary Science. Sarah is a PhD student and her research focuses on impact craters. She studies impact craters on Earth to learn more about Hosts: Jaime Brenes Reyes & Yimin Chen Producer: Tristian Johnson
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