In case you missed it, this was a great conversation with Pavel Tomancak & @tlemberger for the #EMBOPodcast.
Everything from the early days of open science to tips on classic Czech science fiction.
#EMBOPodcast #SciComm #SciencePodcast #DevelopmentalBiology
#scicomm #sciencepodcast #developmentalbiology #EMBOPodcast
From #EMBOPodcast 2022: @PracheeAC, @tlemberger & I discuss Arcadia Science & much more, including her research, #preprints, #peerreview, and #openscience.
https://www.embo.org/podcasts/these-papers-are-the-best-papers-that-weve-ever-produced/
#EMBOPodcast #preprints #peerreview #openscience
EMBO has put out a digest of an episode of the #EMBOPodcast I produced with Fiona Watt & Maria Leptin - it includes portions that did not make the final audio cut. Read it on their site & 🎧to the original episode👇
https://www.embo.org/podcasts/i-learned-early-on-that-you-can-do-a-lot-with-a-small-amount-of-money/
The most recent Podcast I produced for EMBO was with Pavel Tomancak (and EMBO's Thomas Lemberger). One detail that might get missed in a wide ranging conversation about science, policy, science fiction and more was Pavel's passing comment on how one important consideration in his decision to return to Europe after a very productive time at UC Berkeley were serious reservations about the US healthcare system.
#Drosophila #OpenScience #DevelopmentalBiology #EMBOPodcast
#developmentalbiology #EMBOPodcast #Drosophila #openscience
If you're off on vacation soon, you can mine this episode of the #EMBOPodcast for reading tips, as Pavel Tomancak suggested some of his favorite Czech #SciFi authors
One of the things Thomas Lemberger and I discussed with Pavel Tomancak on this episode of the #EMBOPodcast was how we should reward peer review. Pavel's answer was very direct: pay the reviewers.
This was a great conversation with Pavel Tomancak & @tlemberger for the EMBO Podcast.
Everything from the early days of open science to tips on classic Czech science fiction.
#EMBOPodcast
@martinangler @smirandafield We discussed similar themes with University of São Paulo's Alicia Kowaltowski on this episode of the #EMBOPodcast
For Throwback Thursday, an episode of the @EMBO Podcast on the clinical use of #phage to treat antibiotic resistant bacterial infection - with a brief stop at the Siege of Leningrad.
Featuring pediatric infectious disease physician Ameneh Khatami, historian Dmitriy Myelnikov, and Jessica Sacher of Phage Directory.
#EMBOPodcast #SciComm #PhageTherapy #Phage #antibioticresistance #sciencepodcast
#phagetherapy #sciencepodcast #phage #EMBOPodcast #scicomm #antibioticresistance
@NicoleCRust It's great if people can do research and are great communicators. But it should not be assumed, or required, to be the case in my opinion. A lot of funders are just tossing in mandates for SciComm in grants that I think are very inappropriate. We discussed this a bit on the #EMBOPodcast with Maria Leptin & Fiona Watt (after min 24) https://www.embo.org/podcasts/i-learned-early-on-that-you-can-do-a-lot-with-a-small-amount-of-money/
Oded Rechavi: “There are a few open questions that are very big, like can epigenetic inheritance, which is typically transient, affect the process of evolution.”
#SciComm #EMBOPodcast #Epigenetics #SciencePodcast #ThrowbackThursday
#EMBOPodcast #epigenetics #sciencepodcast #throwbackthursday #scicomm
For Throwback Thursday, an #EMBOPodcast episode with Akiko Iwasaki at the start of Covid year 2 (2021). We talked about the pandemic of course, but a lot more. Including her Immunology course at Yale.
"Ruslan (Medzhitov) and I have worked together to construct a course of introductory #immunology for medical students over the last several years. We wanted to approach immunology from first principles, not throwing some CD numbers and IL-whatever at the students, but really starting form how the system is established, how it works, what detection systems there are, and the arsenal of immune effector functions that are used to fight infection."
https://www.embo.org/podcasts/the-right-place-at-the-right-time/
From 12/21: I spoke with Harmit Malik on the #EMBOPodcast about how he got started, mobile genetic elements, genomic defences, and (with @tlemberger) preprints.
"Just like many other important transitions in life, I think my transition from chemical engineering to biology was chaperoned by a fantastic mentor.
(...)
He made even dry topics seem very interesting - but when he was teaching about the Lac operon and the basic fundamentals of molecular biology I was completely transfixed. It became something that I felt I could not pass up the opportunity to see if this is something I could spend the rest of my career on."
From 12/21: I spoke with Harmit Malik on the #EMBOPodcast talking about how he got started, mobile genetic elements, genomic defences, and (with @tlemberger) preprints.
"Just like many other important transitions in life, I think my transition from chemical engineering to biology was chaperoned by a fantastic mentor.
(...)
He made even dry topics seem very interesting - but when he was teaching about the Lac operon and the basic fundamentals of molecular biology I was completely transfixed. It became something that I felt I could not pass up the opportunity to see if this is something I could spend the rest of my career on."
From 12/21: I spoke with Hermit Malik on the #EMBOPodcast talking about how he got started, mobile genetic elements, genomic defences, and (with @tlemberger) preprints.
"Just like many other important transitions in life, I think my transition from chemical engineering to biology was chaperoned by a fantastic mentor.
(...)
He made even dry topics seem very interesting - but when he was teaching about the Lac operon and the basic fundamentals of molecular biology I was completely transfixed. It became something that I felt I could not pass up the opportunity to see if this is something I could spend the rest of my career on."
In a recent commentary in Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology, @Odedrechavi & Pavel Tomancak present some ideas on how to credit the work of co-authors on publications - essentially how to figure who did what, now that it is not unheard to see papers with three or more joint first authors (and senior authors as well).
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41580-023-00587-x
The issue matters, of course, for research assessment and career progression. Bernd Pulverer and Thomas Lemberger discussed some alternatives beyond simple authorial credit, making use of emerging #OpenScience tools. You can listen to our conversation at the link below.
#EMBOPodcast
"There was a very strong influence of the computational biology community that was already used to sharing code and the concept of open source code was not at all novel."
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@tlemberger on the creation of the first #OpenAccess at EMBO, @MolSystBiol
"There was a very strong influence of the computational biology community that was already used to sharing code and the concept of open source code was not at all novel."
#EMBOPodcast
@tlemberger on the creation of the first #OpenAccess at EMBO, @MolSystBiol
The latest episode of the #EMBOPodcast is out, I discuss #OpenAccess, #OpenScience and the danger of amplifying existing inequities with Bernd Pulverer & Thomas Lemberger from @EMBOPress and Alicia Kowaltowski from the University of São Paulo.
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#openaccess #openscience #EMBOPodcast
The latest episode of #EMBOPodcast is out, I discuss #OpenAccess, #OpenScience and the danger of amplifying existing inequities with Bernd Pulverer & Thomas Lemberger from EMBO Press and Alicia Kowaltowski from the University of São Paulo.
🎧 👇
#EMBOPodcast #openaccess #openscience