In this episode, we talk about how social media algorithms can unintentionally promote inaccurate medical claims by giving preference to posts that receive a lot of engagement. This allows false...
Our guest Laureta Gashi highlights different effects of Alcohol use disorder on males and females, importances and limitations of sex-specific research, and how these insights may improve preven...
Why are bacteria evolving faster than our antibiotics? In this episode, we took a closer look at anti-microbial resistance. We talked about how organisms like Pseudomonas aeruginosa escape treat...
Are you curious about how nutrition affects the exercise induced oxidative stress reaction and recovery? Then listen now.
In this episode, we explore how the body responds to intense tra...
What is it really like to do a PhD? In this episode, our Podcast team sits down to share their personal PhD journeys through laughter, honesty, and a few confessions. Our podcasters Hari, Anar a...
In this episode, Dr. Feng Xian offers a broad and insightful overview of proteomics and its growing role across interdisciplinary research fields. He explains how proteomics represents the next ...
This episode provides an engaging introduction to the future of sport science, focusing on musculoskeletal modelling. Alexander Pürzel, a PhD student in Sport Science at the University of Vienna...
What should you do if your PhD research leads to null results? Join Dr. Marietta Zille, Assistant Professor at the University of Vienna, as she shares her experiences of navigating the challenge...
How do you build a fulfilling academic career after your PhD?
Join Daniel as he shares his journey from professor in Mexico to postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Pharmaceutical ...
Think a PhD is all lab work and papers? Bogi, a PhD student from the University of Pécs, spent 3 months at our university - and proved you can travel, explore, and still get research done. Tune ...