# Matthew Underwood

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ORAU-funded researchers give voice to small family farmers and how they respond to extreme weather events

September is National Preparedness Month, the annual campaign to remind everyone that preparing for emergencies and disasters can keep them, their families aMnd their communities safe. In this episode of Further Together: The ORAU Podcast, hosts Michael Holtz and Matthew Underwood talk to two resea…

Bridging history and science got her into public health: Future of Science Award winner Reese Tierney

ORISE annually announces the recipients of the Future of Science Awards, which celebrate excellence performed by ORISE participants in the areas of scientific achievement, professional growth, project contributions and leadership. Reese Tierney received the Graduate Student and Post-Master's Degree…

The fight against cancer takes all of us: A conversation with Rachel Matlock from the Tennessee Department of Health

As part of our continuing series of conversations with leaders in the cancer space, hosts Michael Holtz and Matthew Underwood sit down with Rachel Matlock, manager of the comprehensive cancer control program at the Tennessee Department of Health. She also manages the Tennessee Cancer Coalition, whi…

From taking computers apart to making supercomputers more efficient: Naveed Sekender

Naveed Sekender is an intern in the National Nuclear Security Administration Minority Serving Institution Internship Program stationed at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. He is stationed at the High Performance Computing Department, where he analyzes data sets for programming language transl…

Under Pressure: An epidemic of loneliness, a parental/caregiver stress crisis, contributing factors and how ORAU is helping

The U.S. Surgeon General says Americans are confronting an epidemic of loneliness. About half of U.S. adults report experiencing loneliness, and that was before the COVID-19 pandemic. Loneliness has physical health consequences, and impacts work performance, academic achievement and our overall men…

Using augmented reality to improve breast cancer biopsies: A conversation with Alycen Wiacek, Ph.D.

More than a million breast biopsies are performed annually in the United States, according to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. The need to ensure diagnostic accuracy is great. Alycen Wiacek, Ph.D., motivated by the impact breast cancer has had on her family and a desire to make a dif…

Taking a leap of faith: A conversation with Meagan Roberts, MPH, former NNSA MSIIP participant

Meagan Roberts, MPH, took a leap of faith to move from Middle Tennessee to Washington, D.C., to participate in the National Nuclear Security Agency Minority Serving Institution Internship Program. Roberts talk to ORISE Featurecast host Matthew Underwood about the decision to pursue an ORISE appoint…

Making America healthy again will take all of us: A conversation with Brenda Blunt, senior director of health policy

Brenda Blunt, ORAU senior director of health policy, is passionate about the connections between nutrition and both physical and mental health. She is a mom, grandmother, wife, nurse, primal health coach, farmer and policy wonk. Blunt says all of those roles together make health and how we can bett…

Sifting Through Misinformation: Monday April 1st, 2024

Tori Spelling calls Dean McDermott mid-podcast to tell him she filed for divorce (Page Six)(24:19) Rebel Wilson claims Adele 'hates' her, 'didn't like being compared' to actress during their 'bigger' years (Page Six) (33:46) King Charles Has Surprise Walkabout After Easter Service (PEOPLE) (40:04…

Sifting Through Misinformation: Monday April 1st, 2024

Tori Spelling calls Dean McDermott mid-podcast to tell him she filed for divorce (Page Six)(24:19) Rebel Wilson claims Adele 'hates' her, 'didn't like being compared' to actress during their 'bigger' years (Page Six) (33:46) King Charles Has Surprise Walkabout After Easter Service (PEOPLE) (40:04…