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In this episode, John Staddon of Duke University joins Gregory LaBlanc to distinguish facts from values in scientific inquiry. They discuss how scientific consensus is often mistaken for truth, and the need for scientists to maintain objectivity despite societal pressures. The full episode is available at buff.ly/4dvseM0 #science #unsiloed #podcast

Tune in as Saul Perlmutter, John Campbell, and Robert MacCoun join Gregory LaBlanc to chat about the genesis of "Third Millennium Thinking," the role of values in scientific judgment, and the importance of teaching probabilistic thinking and experimentation. Listen to the full episode at buff.ly/4c2VYyK #science #unsiloed #podcast

🚀 Dive into the world of science, media and research translation with Dr Rachel Nowak GAICD on the latest episode of Let's Talk SciComm! 🌏 With a career spanning three continents and a wealth of experience in all areas of STEM, Rachel shares her fascinating story and valuable expertise. Don't miss this fantastic conversation! https://lnkd.in/gHY3eQqu #SciComm #Podcast #Science #Scicommpodcast

Equitable research publishing recognises the value of regional novelty and the impact this research makes to resolving our global societal challenges. Equitable research publishing ensures the decision makers on what is and isn’t published reflect the full diversity of the research field. Equitable research publishing ensures priviliged perspectives don’t promote solutions to problems that don’t exist or champion remedies that fail to tackle our real-world challenges. I’m proud that Springer Nature Group strives to publish equitably and is able to offer a home to all validated research. Thank you to The authority file for the opportunity to share our values. Catch Ep 384 of #TheAuthorityFile #podcast. In the third of a four-part series, Ritu Dhand, Chief Scientific Officer Springer Nature Group underscores the need to engage with and support the Global South in scholarly communication. https://ow.ly/hWe350RYy8s

One of the most popular episodes in the FH Talk series features Martin Schellrat and me discussing the immense power of search engines. We delve into how these tools shape our digital experience and influence decision-making. This episode remains a favorite among listeners for its in-depth exploration of this critical topic. Additionally, the FH Talk series covers a wide range of fascinating subjects, offering valuable insights into various fields. Be sure to explore the other episodes for more engaging discussions. #searchengines #fhtalk #podcast #digitalmarketing #innovation Carinthia University of Applied Sciences / Fachhochschule Kärnten #SoM #inspiringminds

🔬 Scientific #research is progressing at an accelerating pace. The previous year was marked by numerous #breakthroughs. Here is a #podcast episode exploring what to anticipate in the coming year. 🎧 Listen now: https://ow.ly/EzY830szeel

🌍 Embrace Hope, Persistence, and Collective Action 🌱 In a past episode, we revisited one of our favorite topics—diverse intelligences—and were honored to have the legendary Dr. Jane Goodall join us. Don't miss this inspiring conversation with Dr. Goodall. Listen now and be part of the change! ▶️ https://bit.ly/4dyCkwh #storiesofimpactpodcast #podcast #sciencepodcast #humanflourishing #scientific #research #intelligence #animalkingdom #cognition #diverseintelligences

It feels good to contribute here. Hopefully in the future the Political Science Department Podcast will be even cooler and more educating. #podcastdepolunand #podcast #depolunand

In this episode, Albert-Laszlo Barabasi, a professor of network science at Northeastern University, joins Gregory LaBlanc to discuss the evolution of network science. They explore topics including measuring performance versus success, strategies for effective networking in your field, and surprising insights into the relationship between creativity and age. Listen to the full episode at buff.ly/4dhbckO #networks #unsiloed #podcast

In this episode, Gregory LaBlanc sits down with Michael Strevens of New York University to explore the delicate balance between rigorous empirical data and the broader intellectual landscape in which it resides, offering insights into the irrational but inherently human elements of scientific inquiry. Listen to the full episode at buff.ly/43yFrju #philosophy #science #unsiloed #podcast