Lab Matters

Join this episode to hear Stephen Metcalfe MP, member of the Science and Technology Committee, discussing the future of the industry and how parliament can help influence this. They also discuss regulation, legislation & AI.

In this episode award winner Professor Stephen Ashworth discusses his career in the education of the sciences with Harriet, alongside his love for playing the trombone and insights into the practical element of the physics degree 

In this episode, Harriet joins in a discussion with Geoff Mackey about the meaning of sustainability, the treatment we give plastic and how the future depends on science and scientists being invested in 

Tune in to the latest episode to hear Harriet and Phillip Broadwith discuss his career path to working in laboratory journalism compared to working at first in pharmaceuticals. Phillip also shares insight into his ballroom dancing and cricket skills! 

In this episode, Harriet speaks with Ricky Martin about the future of careers in the laboratory industry and how the UK is a 'centre of excellence for research'. Ricky also speaks about his TV debut in Total Wipeout and him experience winning the apprentice in 2012! 

In this episode, Harriet and Jude discuss the design engineering industry and how he aims to bring a fresh twist on familiarity. They also discuss the ethics of design,  internet protection and Jude's features on a TV show! 

Harriet sits down with Dr Joe Lenthall, an IP lawyer with scientific origins educating us with his specialist knowledge. Joe discusses innovation, scientific pursuits, enhancing the system debates and discussions surrounding Elon Musk. 

In this episode, Harriet chats with Dr Diane Turner about her impressive career including her triumphs of being a director, parent, editor, consultant, trustee, surveyor, swimming judge, racer and more! 

Listen to Harriet and her old college Bibiana discussing her career journey within science and journalism. From the poorest area of Spain to becoming editor-chief and publisher. Listen to insights for COVID-19, troubles with immigration and more! 

This is an aerospace episode based around space and manufacturing, Charlie and Rob are educating us on space and gravity. Including an interesting insight with cancer cells and gravity and a rocket called Isaac. 

Helen Pain MBE shares her inspiring story with Harriet of her career journey and her love of chemistry, the lab and the community. Helen recites her inspirations and that 'meant to be moment' when she joined the Royal Society of Chemistry after her graduation. Listen to this episode to discover the future of chemistry! 

Harriet and Asa are discussing Asa's career and how she's found the balance between working in science and technology and finding her feet with entrepreneurship. Tune in to hear her journey in education and how the influence of her school books still leads to her decisions today. 

Tune into the new episode to hear David J Sutton give a new legal view on the lab industry as David gives his account of the evolution of SEFA (Scientific Equipment & Furniture Association) for the past 35 years and how his first account of SEFA was a golfing session!

In this episode hear Matthew Partridge chat with Harriet about his career journey from his hatred for immunology in university to consultancy in some fascinating projects to finally Matthew becoming a full-time cartoon scientist at Errant Sciences which started as little cartoon sticky notes in his articles! 

Tune in to hear Harriet and Professor John Peacock discuss getting into the astronomy career by accident, winning a quarter of a million dollars, the importance of gravity and his love for the clarinet.  Note: if you want to see the image that john is talking about, it is posted on the Lab Innovations social media! 

Harriet and Julie sit down to talk about the science of the food and drinks industry in Europe, the concept to  commercialisation of the leading innovations programme and the importance of being a powerful woman within the industry 

Listen to the third episode of Lab Matters where Harriet sits down with Maggie Philbin OBE. The two discuss their opinions and beliefs in what the future of lab holds and the idea of believing in students to give them fuel to become 'the innovators of the future!'

Our host Harriet is back this time with Dr Rosa Vasquez Espinoza. Hear the self-confessed jungle girl talk on her travels through the amazon starting as a child, her studies of the jungle, the dangers and the spirit of the river. 

Launching the new podcast 'Lab Matters' from Lab Innovations with host Harriet Gould and featuring and guest Professor Claire Gwinnett. Claire and Harriet are discussing all things forensics! Claire highlights the changes of the forensic science industry, the criminal justice industry an highlights the importance of environmental forensics