# Sarah Gilbert
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Sarah Catherine Gilbert (born April 1962) is a British vaccinologist who is Professor of Vaccinology at the University of Oxford and co-founder of Vaccitech. Gilbert specialises in the development of vaccines against influenza and emerging viral pathogens. She led the development and testing of the universal flu vaccine, which underwent clinical trials in 2011.
Appreciative Inquiry - starting with strengths | Mapping What Matters Ep2
What if the very first question we ask determines everything that follows?
In this episode of Mapping What Matters, host Dr. Katie Blair is joined by social impact practitioner and systems thinker Mitra Gusheh to explore Appreciative Inquiry - a strengths-based approach that begins not with problem…
38. Afterlife Animals : Live from Addi Road Writers Festival
What remains after loss? How do we carry the people, places and versions of ourselves that are gone? And can art help us make sense of what endures?
In this episode of Fully Lit, writer and broadcaster Sarah Runcie is joined by poet Vaughn Upward Garcia, musician Helen Franzmann, and writer and art…
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39. Writing the Life of A.D. Hope
What makes a literary reputation endure, and why do some writers disappear from view despite once standing at the centre of a nation's culture?
In this episode biographer Susan Lever joins poet and critic Peter Kirkpatrick to discuss her major new biography, A.D. Hope, tracing the life of a writer …
Musquito: the real story of a legendary colonial warrior
How do you tell the story of a "warrior" without flattening him into myth?
Associate Professor Delia Falconer talks with historian Dr Naomi Parry Duncan about her new biography of Musquito — a warrior born around Port Jackson who lived through the first shockwaves of British invasion, was exiled t…
40. We Carry Each Other's Stories: Isabelle Li with Gail Jones
What do we owe to the people we love? And how do we carry each other’s stories through time?
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41. Dorr-e Dari Artistic Group: A Journey into Theatre and Poetry
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The God We Made: the threat and promise of artificial intelligence
What would it take to keep hold of what makes us human, when the machines around us are doing so much of what only humans could once do?
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Scholars at Risk | Emergency Exit Bonus 2
In this bonus episode, Ana Filipa Vrdoljak speaks with Rob Quinn, executive director of Scholars at Risk, about the international network's work protecting the human rights of threatened scholars and defending academic freedom. Founded in 1999 at the University of Chicago by a group of academics mo…
Bureaucratic violence today: an interview with Josh Bornstein | Emergency Exit Bonus 1
In this bonus episode, employment and human rights lawyer Josh Bornstein talks with Katherine Biber about the family history that shaped his career. Bornstein's grandparents left Poland in 1933 hoping to escape, finally securing passage to Melbourne in 1938, only for his grandmother to be hospitali…
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