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Antarctica is one of the most challenging places on Earth to conduct research, where changing weather, remote field sites, and limited access to assistance can turn routine activities into complex safety decisions. In this episode, Dr. Simon Morley and Stephanie Martin share firsthand experiences f…

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This episode explores how accessible research ethics education can support more meaningful participation in research. Dr. Katherine McDonald and Dr. Ariel Schwartz discuss the development of Research Ethics For All, a training program created with and for people with developmental disabilities, and…
In this special episode of On Research, host Alexa McClellan travels to Belmont Manor and Historic Park in Howard County, Maryland—the site where the Belmont Report was drafted nearly 50 years ago. Through conversations with regulators, research professionals, IRB leaders, research participants, an…
In this episode of On Research, host Alexa McClellan speaks with Jim Gould, Director of Postdoctoral Affairs at Harvard Medical School and co-host of Propelling Careers, about what it takes for early-career scientists to thrive in today’s research environment. Together, they explore funding uncerta…
In a moment of uncertainty across the research landscape, what does it mean to lead with clarity, integrity, and hope? In this episode of On Research, Dr. Josh Fessel shares insights from his experience at the NIH to unpack shifting federal priorities, growing instability, and the real risks of ina…
Technology transfer offices are increasingly on the front lines of research security—and the rules are changing fast. In this episode of On Research, we’re joined by Allen DiPalma and Kevin Wozniak from the Council on Governmental Relations (COGR) to unpack COGR’s Research Security Guidance for Tec…
What does meaningful child assent really look like in research? In this episode of On Research, host Alexa McClellan speaks with Dr. David Coker about rethinking child assent beyond procedural compliance. Drawing on his recent scholarship, Dr. Coker explores gaps in current practices, regulatory te…
When studies end abruptly, the ethical responsibilities don’t disappear. Dr. Brandon Brown joins host Alexa McClellan to examine institutional responsibility, participant protection, and research integrity when research is terminated unexpectedly—and what the end of a study reveals about trust in t…
In this episode of On Research, we explore how service dogs and advocacy are transforming accessibility for scientists with disability in STEM. Guests Joey Ramp-Adams and Madeline Jones share their lived experiences, discuss barriers in laboratory environments, and highlight how inclusive practices…
As artificial intelligence accelerates its influence on medicine and science, the real challenge is no longer whether AI is worth its cost—but how we choose to use it. In this episode, Dr. Catherine Bielick and Dr. Leo Anthony Celi examine how AI is transforming biomedical research and medical educ…
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