LISTEN // WATCH Joe Muise is a physics teacher at St. Thomas More Collegiate in Burnaby, BC, a CAP, NSTA, Vernier & Prime Minister’s Award Winner, and Step Up Ambassador. On this week’s episode, Adam talks to Joe about teaching … Continue reading Random Walk 2.6: : Joe Muise is changing student’s ideas about physics (and attending CUPC 2021)
LISTEN Historically, people with menstrual cycles have been excluded from scientific studies due to concerns about how hormonal fluctuations during the menstrual cycle may affect research findings. This exclusion and underrepresentation in the health literature have significant implications as research … Continue reading The AlmaMAC 214: Mars, Venus, and satellite cells: Understanding sex differences in the adaptive response to exercise with Mai Wageh
LISTEN Antibiotics are compounds that fight bacterial infections by either slowing the growth of bacteria or killing them. Antibiotics generally work by inhibiting processes and pathways needed for bacterial growth and/or survival. Enzymes necessary for bacterial growth/virulence (which are absent … Continue reading The AlmaMAC 213: Antibiotic resistance with Pallavi Mukherjee
LISTEN // CAPTIONS Hello, and welcome to Random Walk, a sciencey podcast where we take multiple steps of unit length, each with directions selected independently from the previous step. I’m your host Adam Fortais. This week’s random walk is probably … Continue reading Random Walk 2.5: Food at COP26, Virgin Vultures, NASA Attacking a Meteor, Ecology in Subnautica
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