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Episode 10: Capitol Hill Day + Last Experimental Biology
This episode of Behind Our Science covers two major events: Capitol Hill Day and the final Experimental Biology meeting. Capitol Hill Day Researchers, including trainees, met with their elected officials in Washington, DC to discuss the importance of continued funding for biomedical research. The goal of Capitol Hill Day is to educate policymakers about the… Read more
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Episode 9: Women In Pathology Month with the Engevik Sisters
May is designated Women in Pathology Month, and Behind Our Science celebrated by interviewing the Engevik sisters, Mindy, Amy, and Kristen. Sisterhood and Science The Engevik sisters, Mindy, Amy and Kristen, shared their unique bond as sisters and colleagues in science. They discussed the challenges and rewards of working together and how they support each… Read more
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Episode 8: Celebrating Black History Month
Episode 8 stands out as a special installment where we honor #BlackHistoryMonth by spotlighting influential Black scientists and researchers. Black History Month serves to spotlight the often underrepresented achievements and contributions of Black individuals, especially in fields like science and research. Dedicating a podcast episode to this observance amplifies the work of Black scientists, fostering… Read more
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Episode 7: Happy Holidays, Favourite Christmas Thing in the Lab
As the year draws to a close, we’re wrapping up with an episode filled with holiday cheer and, quite literally, wrapping our lab equipment in Christmas décor. Episode 7 of our podcast series is a heartfelt thank-you to our invaluable listeners and esteemed guest speakers who have been integral to our show’s success. Special appreciation… Read more
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Episode 6: Hispanic Heritage Month (Live Episode)
Welcome to Episode 6, a particularly special installment that aligns with Hispanic Heritage Month. In this episode, we sit down with three distinguished Hispanic researchers—Michele Alves, Veronica Contreras-Shannon, and Francine Marques—to discuss their scientific pursuits and the richness that diversity brings to the research environment. Understanding Hispanic Heritage Month Before diving into our conversations, it’s… Read more
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Episode 5: Days in the life of Dr. Monga and Abe Bayer, How do you say ASIP, 7.3 questions and Favourite Lab Equipment
Welcome back to another enriching episode of “Behind Our Science”! Episode 5 takes us on a journey through the vast landscape of pathology and scientific investigation, featuring key personalities who bring their unique perspectives to the table. The episode offers a blend of enlightening interviews, engaging segments, and yes—the pronunciation dilemma that has left many… Read more