The History of the Sports Wheelchair with PhD Student Sam Brady
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Welcome to SCI Care: What Really Matters Series 2 and our very first episode of this series. As we celebrate 60 years of the International Spinal Cord Society (ISCoS) we will reflect on where we came from, where we are and what the future may hold for SCI Care. We invite you to joi…
#025: Climate Anxiety (w/ Ecological Engineer Sam Francis)
Ecological Engineering Phd student Sam Francis joins us for this episode to talk about climate anxiety: the very real and "not just in your head" problem of millions of people fearing the onslaught of terror caused by climate change. Should we all just try our best to recycle, eat less meat and, if…
Savage Love Episode 608
A woman had offered an Amazon delivery guy a drink of water in her house, and gave him her phone number. One year later he started sending her nasty messages and dick pics. Should she report him to his employer? Call the cops? A divorced man's 13 year-old daughter came out to him as a "homo-romanti…
Episode 38: Sam Swidzinski - Winning the War Within
How do we face our storms?
How do we face and overcome the war within ourselves?
This week's PTSD and Beyond Podcast guest is mental health public speaker, author, podcast host, PhD student, Sam Swidzinski.
Sam's life goal is to be a part of the movement to improve clinical and functiona…
Podcast: Psychedelic research, AI for the ICU and a space communication pioneer
In this edition: We investigate the psychedelic research renaissance, discover an AI designed to spot organ failure, and chat to Maggie Aderin-Pocock.
News: Island evolution and an ancient asteroid – We hear how animals evolve into dwarfs or giants on islands and how a 430,000-year-old asteroid …
Episode 92 - Dr Oliver Pearce - How can we enable the body to kill cancer?
Today on SC@L digested, PhD student Sam Blackford speaks with Dr Oliver Pearce and his journey transitioning from chemistry to cancer immunotherapy. They discuss the role of the extracellular matrix in tumour development, what immunotherapy is and what techniques his lab are using to model cancer a…
The Welsh national movement and socialism are not compatible
Following the First Minister's widely-shared comments about the compatibility (or not) of national movements and socialism, this episode is the second of a short series of two exploring the subject.
In our previous episode we heard PhD student Sam Parry explore the argument from the perspective of…
The Welsh national movement and socialism are compatible
Following the First Minister's widely-shared comments about the compatibility (or not) of national movements and socialism, this episode is the first of a short series of two exploring the subject.
In this episode we hear PhD student Sam Parry explore the argument from the perspective of a committ…
Episode 54 - Mr Sam Blackford
In Stem Cells @ Lunch Digested this week, PhD student Sergi Junyent interviews fellow CSCRM PhD student Sam Blackford. Sam talks about his experience studying in science so far, why he chose to work as a research assistant prior to taking on a PhD, and his research project exploring the possibility…
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