The new Next Generation Research Podcast series explores cutting edge research and innovation, featuring a number of UCL academics including Dr Jenevieve Mannell, Dr Valentina Cambiano (both from UCL Institute for Global Health) and Dr Oliver Mytton (UCL Institute of Child Health).
Each episode features a different research area based on the work of one UKRI Future Leader Fellow, with co-researchers, case studies and other relevant professionals. The exciting, cerebral and informative episodes answer intriguing research questions that are relevant to wider society.
The series follows 6 unique episodes including:
- Radish on Prozac: exploring how human medicines get into our food with Dr Laura Carter
- Love Shouldn’t Hurt: What indigenous communities can tell us about preventing domestic violence with Dr Jenevieve Mannell
- Catalysis makes the world go round: understanding how our society depends on industrial chemistry with Dr Andrew Logsdail
- We have the tools to stop HIV: learning from girls and young women about the barriers they face with Dr Valentina Cambiano
- Why my child? Understanding life-threatening infection with Dr Vanessa Sancho Shimizu
- Turning the tide on childhood obesity: learning what governments need to do with Dr Oliver Mytton
Subscribe to the Podcast here.
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