18 years in post and 7 years post PhD it happened, it really happened. I hung up my Dr to become a Professor. This podcast was recorded the day after I got the news when it was still all hush hush.
Coming to you from Sunny Hunny in Norfolk, in this episode we talk about table top and other gaming can help in real life and bird flu, penguins and ducks
Christmas and New Year has been filled with both high and lows during the 20s. In this episode we talk about some of the challenges linked to knowing what your role is during COVID and the joys of finding out you've been awarded a New Years Honour
Over 17 years of supporting me through exams at all levels, Mr Girlymicro talks about what it's like to be the support squad for a girl who just won't stop studying
As part of the Girlymicro in conversation series, we continue talking about IPC on tour. In this episode we cover a trip to Coney Island which led to a random animal encounter and get a little political after a visit to the UN
In the first of a new Girlymicro in conversation format, Mr and Dr Girlymicro talk about what their experience of SARS CoV2 testing has been on their recent holiday and the awesomeness that are Stephen Colbert, the Late Show in New York and chip butties!
This episode was written and shared as a blog post on the 30th October 2020 on girlymicro | Scientist changing the world one swab at a time (girlymicrobiologist.com) It is also available on: http://girlymicrobiologist.com/2020/10/30/quality-control-in-scientific-publishing-what-is-it-actually-like-to-review-papers/
This episode was written and shared as a blog post on the 30th October 2020 on girlymicro | Scientist changing the world one swab at a time (girlymicrobiologist.com) It is also available on: http://girlymicrobiologist.com/2020/10/30/a-week-with-antimicrobial-resistance-on-my-mind/
This episode was written and shared as a blog post on the 16th October 2020 on girlymicro | Scientist changing the world one swab at a time (girlymicrobiologist.com) It is also available on: http://girlymicrobiologist.com/2020/10/16/a-starter-for-10-on-antimicrobials/
This episode was written and shared as a blog post on the 15th October 2020 on girlymicro | Scientist changing the world one swab at a time (girlymicrobiologist.com) It is also available on: http://girlymicrobiologist.com/2020/10/15/science-communication-reflections-from-an-ivory-tower/
This episode was written and shared as a blog post on the 14th March 2021 on girlymicro | Scientist changing the world one swab at a time (girlymicrobiologist.com) - (yes - I know we're out of order here but it's my birthday weekend and this is my treat to myself). It is also available on: http://girlymicrobiologist.com/2021/03/14/celebrating-mothers-days-by-talking-about-how-my-mum-has-contributed-to-the-world-of-science/
This episode was first written and shared as a blog post on the 12th October 2020 on girlymicro | Scientist changing the world one swab at a time (girlymicrobiologist.com) It is also available as a blog post: http://girlymicrobiologist.com/2020/10/12/adventures-in-science-communication-stand-up-comedy-edition/ The comedy set that resulted from this training is found here Stand Up for Healthcare Science Comedy Set November 2020 - YouTube on the Girlymicro YouTube channel...
This episode was written and shared as a blog post on 11th October 2022 on the girlymicro | Scientist changing the world one swab at a time (girlymicrobiologist.com) . It is also available on: http://girlymicrobiologist.com/2020/10/11/writing-and-publishing-scientific-papers-is-it-as-hard-as-it-seems/
This episode was first written and shared on the 11th October 2020 on girlymicro | Scientist changing the world one swab at a time (girlymicrobiologist.com) it is also available as a blog post: http://girlymicrobiologist.com/2020/10/11/why-have-i-waited-5-years/
This episode was first written and shared as a blog post on April 5th 2015 on girlymicro | Scientist changing the world one swab at a time (girlymicrobiologist.com) is also available as a blog post: http://girlymicrobiologist.com/2015/12/05/hello-world/
