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In this episode, Dave Roberts, Communications Manager at Teesside University, is joined by Dr Gillian Taylor, Associate Professor of Analytical Chemistry. Dr Taylor discusses her career journey, her passion for analytical chemistry, and how interdisciplinary research spanning science, archaeology and agriculture can create real-world impact. The conversation explores long-term evidence, collaboration beyond academia, and the importance of making research accessible.
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United Kingdom
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