Learnt so much from this interview with Livia Tomova - listen to find out how loneliness affects our brain & our relationships with social media! It was also so interesting contextualise this topic to the reduced social interactions we currently have in the pandemic. Link⤵️

Have you listened to your episode on #loneliness and social media? We interviewed Dr Livia Tomova, postdoctoral researcher in #neuroscience at Cambridge University, about her research into the topic. Available on most platforms: anchor.fm/bluesci-podcas… #scicomm #isolation

This was a really interesting conversation with Livia Tomova 😊 We learnt about how loneliness can affect the brain and the impact of social media on the mind 🧠 Thank you for joining us!

NEW EPISODE We talk all things regenerative medicine with Dr Fotis Sampaziotis, postdoc at ludovic vallier Cambridge Stem Cell Institute. His research studies how lab-grown "mini-organs" or #organoids can be used to repair damaged human livers🏥 Available on all platforms⤵️ anchor.fm/bluesci-podcas…

Fotis is part of the team that showed that lab-grown organoids can repair damaged human organs! I always learn new things interviewing scientists for Bluesci Podcast, but this has to be one of the coolest technologies we've discussed so far - listen to episode to see for yourself!

We learnt so much about liver damage, regenerative medicine, and what it’s like to be both a clinician and researcher in this episode! Thank you for joining us 😊

CariScholar is now on Twitter! The non-profit mentorship programme for Caribbean students was founded by Dr Jerelle Joseph (Jerelle A Joseph), who spoke to us about it last year on the podcast. Give them a follow at carischolar!

So proud of Ruby Costigan from our podcasting team for winning the Cambridge Vet School's Abcam Prize!🥳🥳 Tune into this episode from our archives, where she told us all about Campylobacter jejuni, a nasty but resilient stomach bug on the WHO' watchlist: anchor.fm/bluesci-podcas…

NEW EPISODE ALERT!! Our first guest this season is Bianca de Sanctis from Dept of Zoology, who investigates applies genome reconstruction to prehistoric DNA to study ancient ecosystems!🧬 Spotify:open.spotify.com/show/64iT2OKep… Apple:podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1358… AnchorFM:anchor.fm/bluesci-podcas…

This was such an interesting interview, thank you so much for joining us!

Today, we had a stellar chat with PhD student Jake Moscrop on "Bees and the future of food production". ✌️🐝 Check it out on ⚓ anchor.fm/bluesci-podcas…

NEW EPISODE! 📢 In this week’s episode, we spoke to Dr Lauren Marshall about her work in studying the impact that volcanic eruptions have on the Earth’s climate! 🌋 Listen now on Anchor: anchor.fm/bluesci-podcas…

NEW EPISODE! 📢 This week we spoke to Giles Yeo about his work studying the link between genetics, appetite and body weight! 🍰 Listen now on Anchor: anchor.fm/bluesci-podcas…

NEW EPISODE OUT NOW! We discuss the physiology of gut-brain health and the problem of obesity with Orla Woodward. Check it out on any of your favourite streaming services anchor.fm/bluesci-podcas…

📣 NEW PODCAST EPISODE! 📣 This week, Mark and Georgia spoke to David Spiegelhalter about his work in statistics, Loop and Winter Wipeout?! 🎿 Listen now on Anchor: anchor.fm/bluesci-podcas…

📣 NEW EPISODE OUT NOW! This week, Georgia and Mark spoke to Charlotte Milbank about her work with wild food and indigenous peoples in India! Find the episode on Anchor (anchor.fm/bluesci-podcas…) or wherever you get your podcasts! (image provided by Charlotte Milbank)