Pint of Science Ireland
Pint of Science IrelandA volunteer led podcast, bringing you extended cuts of the science festival taking place in pubs across Ireland as part of Pint of Science. Group members: Executive Producer: Peter Lebrocquy Cox Producers: Kate Finucane, Molly McCrory, Daniel Giffney, Brian Kennedy and Aneta Nerguti. Sponsors: Science Foundation of Ireland TUD UCD College of Science Maynooth University School of Law and Criminolog... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Science | |||
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In this episode of Pint of Science Ireland, Anastasia speaks with Dr. Cristhiane Favero de Aguiar, a postdoctoral fellow at Trinity College Dublin. Listen in as they delve into the world of immunometabolism, discussing the differing metabolism of imm... more
In this podcast, Paul from the Pint of Science Ireland Podcast Team, chats with Dr. Eoin Syron from the University College of Dublin. They discuss chemical engineering concepts such as "green molecules for green energy", one of Dr. Syron's research t... more
Meet the new season's Pint of Science Podcast Team! Enthusiastic science communicators from a diverse background ranging from molecular biology to open access science! Take a moment to enjoy a pint and listen to the team's motivations and background!... more
As we all learned during the COVID-19 pandemic, public health is inextricably linked to mental health - Brian Kennedy talks to Julie Arnott, an epidemiologist and public health specialist. She has studied maternal health in Uganda and Tanzania, has w... more
Women provide the bulk of care within the household in Ireland - Dan Giffney talks to Dr. Maeve O'Sullivan, a lecturer/Assistant Professor in Human Resource Management & Decent Work, on how this came to be in Ireland, how it's changing and what can b... more
This episode features Brian Kennedy talking to Dr Ciara Egan, a lecturer in Clinical Neuroscience at the University of Galway. Ciara talks to the pod about her research into how reading works in the brain, her work with adults who have dyslexia, and ... more
For this episode, Peter Lebrocquy Cox interviews Kilian Murphy, an ecological research scientist working in the Lab of Willdife Ecology and Behaviour at UCD. Tune in to hear about the bigger picture ecology, our relationship with it and a message of ... more
For this episode, Aneta Nerguti interviews Dr. Adrian Byrne on ethics, bias, legislation and opportunity in AI. What is the future of AI, how can/should it be regulated and what opportunities does it bring us?
This episode is produced for POS Irelan... more
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