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Jude Robinson: Social Anthropology and the Realities of Health Inequalities

Professor Jude Robinson, Professor in Health and Wellbeing, University of Glasgow.  Social Anthropologist Professor Jude Robinson sits down to discuss her work examining how peri-urban communities in Kenya can access safer water. Jude is passionate about interdisciplinary collaboration, without wh…

Nicol Keith: Failure, Collaboration, and the Culture of Research

Professor Nicol Keith, Professor of Molecular Oncology, University of Glasgow In this episode, Professor of Molecular Oncology Nicol Keith reflects on his career so far and gets candid about successes, failures, and lessons learned along the way. Our conversation goes deep into Nicol’s passion for…

Mia Perry: Rethinking Literacy in an Ever-Changing World

Mia Perry, Professor of Arts and Literacies in Education, University of Glasgow In this episode, Mia chronicles how she went from studying Theatre and Russian Studies to a career in pedagogical research, and how her background is woven into her current work. She explains her work with the Sustaina…

Christina Young: Revealing the Hidden Secrets of Art

Christina Young, Professor of Conservation and Technical Art History, University of Glasgow. Art Conservator Professor Christina Young explains how her background in physics informs her work in art conservation, and how she uses technology to reveal the hidden histories of artworks. She explains w…

Chris Halsey: What does the future look like for childhood leukaemia?

Professor Chris Halsey discusses the evolution of childhood leukaemia treatment, the search for kinder and gentler therapies, and the partnerships that make progress possible.   In this episode: Advances in childhood leukaemia treatment and survival rates. New approaches to drug delivery. Imm…

Mel Simms: Who Decides the Future of Work?

Professor Melanie Simms discusses her work at the intersection of employment relations, labour market policy and the future of work. She explains how evidence informs decision-making, why collaboration matters, and how researchers can help shape policies that affect millions of workers.    In thi…

Manlio Tassieri: How can a soap factory lead to scientific discovery?

 “Where other people see problems, I see challenges.” – Manlio Tassieri  Dr Manlio Tassieri discusses his journey into rheology and microrheology, and explains how industry collaboration can drive scientific discovery.    In this episode:  Using optical tweezers to study materials at microsco…

Neil McDonnell: Can we trust what we see?

Prof Neil McDonnell discusses philosophy, virtual reality, digital ownership, immersive technologies and the partnerships helping shape the future of culture, technology and innovation.    In this episode:   How Neil’s philosophical questions led to research on virtual reality. Whether virtua…

S11:E8 Shift Left: Exploring the new workflow mindset reshaping regtech and reporting

Join our regular hosts Nick Bruce and Andrew Keith Walker with Alastair Whitehair, Commercial COO and Head of Business Partnerships at Droit (now part of FIS). In a lively chat, we explore the cost benefits of the Shift Left approach: delivering enhanced speed and higher data quality by moving repo…

Jaime Toney: How can a city become sustainable?

In this episode, Professor Jaime Toney discusses systems thinking, climate adaptation and the partnerships behind Glasgow's efforts to become a thriving, resilient city. The conversation explores how universities can help connect people, organisations and ideas to create meaningful change.  This e…