Women, Life and Science
We are women, living a full life, have a professional career in science or in some form or another have been involved in the industry.
Podcasting since 2022 • 102 episodes
Women, Life and Science
Latest Episodes
Encore A New Generation of Mentors
You find yourself at a pivotal moment, having amassed years of experience and expertise. Now, you're eager to pass on your knowledge to the next generation. Today’s show is dedicated to The Mentor Project and CEO, Deborah Heiser.Introducing The Me...
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Letting Go of the Default: An interview with Kat O'Sullivan
From Doubt to Do: Navigating Your Path to Possibility is an essential guide for anyone at a crossroads, grappling with uncertainty about what lies ahead, regardless of their life stage. Kat asserts that when life presents us with change, it’s an o...
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An Interview with Rachel Zimmerman: Us, After
When a state trooper arrived at Rachel Zimmerman's doorstep to inform her that her husband had leaped to his death from a nearby bridge, she collapsed to the ground, struggling to comprehend the shocking news. How could her husband—a devoted fathe...
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A Philosopher's View on the Fate of Our World
Famine, severe climate change, global conflict, and vast wealth inequalities threaten our survival. Philosopher Jon Mills explores the potential for apocalypse in his urgent book, examining the crises that could end civilization. He argues that hu...
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An Interview with Dr. Tim Harris: Finding that Unicorn in Biotech
The inception of modern biotechnology—encompassing genetic engineering and cellular manipulation—traces back to 1973, when it was first demonstrated that genes from disparate organisms could be recombined and cultivated within Escherichia coli. Ov...
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