A science and arts podcast discussing science and arts topics and bringing these fields together! Meet a variety of scientists and artists and learn about the work they do and the fields they love! Then watch them combine their skills to create a new way to communicate the science using art!
Welcome to False Dichotomy episode 3! On this grad school themed episode, we discuss DNA barcoding and machine learning, creative writing and the importance of research, immersive experiences and expanded media, and the wonderous world that is a pig’s microbiome.
Host: Sam Majoros (Twitter: @SamMajoros)
Guests: Maddison Arsenault (Twitter: @maddiarsenault), Nadin Ibrahim (Instagram: @nadin_ibr), Graeme McClelland (Instagram: @instagraeme999) & Jess Bertrand (Instagram: @jessbeshortandgolden).
Check out the student projects from the Expanded Media program! https://em.mediencampus.h-da.de/projects/?fbclid=IwAR3HaFR33iMMfjTGg7Pf26w2fq0FR_qzO5uQN2rss5QlKeGcQvC9Zvx125A
Check out A Shot in the Dark! https://www.uoguelph.ca/arts/sets/radioplay
Here is a link to the transcript for this episode! https://drive.google.com/file/d/186Nyp-QrY95KV9XJr11UIGBuQuj6BmzE/view?usp=sharing
12 May 2022
Episode 2: A Multisensory Arctic Insect Experience
In this special Arctic themed episode we discuss music and art inspired by nature and the North, as well as some of the amazing research being done in our Arctic and sub-Arctic.
Host: Sam Majoros (Twitter: @SamMajoros)
Guests: Rob Knaggs, Tamara Roshka, Dani Nowosad, and Kamil Chatila-Amos
Follow Rob at @heyrobknaggs and check out his website https://www.robknaggs.com/ You can find his music on spotify and other streaming platfroms!
Follow Tamara at @tamararoshka_ and check out her website https://tamararoshka.com/ and etsy https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/TamaraRoshka
Check out Kamil's company, Neophyto Foods, on social media @neophytofoods and on thier website https://neophytofoods.com/
Follow Dani on social media at @danimanitoba and check out her recent article https://ibol.org/barcodebulletin/illuminations/2021-25-05-dna-barcode-research-in-the-canadian-middle-arctic-that-works-to-include-indigenous-locals/
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Thanks for listening!
11 May 2022TRANSCRIPT
Episode 1: Tipulilampydoptera the Musical
In the first episode of False Dichotomy, we discuss a variety of topics from DNA barcoding and eDNA, to early modern London and scenic set construction. We also talk about insects... a lot.
Host: Sam Majoros (Twitter: @SamMajoros)
Guests: Lauren Janke, Ian Thompson, Thomas Smith, and Oren Bowes
Check out Guelph Bug Day! (Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/guelphbugday/ (https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbTRMNmdVeV9KX2xaU1ZHYlVWazBHTzZLQ2hLd3xBQ3Jtc0traU1oQ3BYRnRuT0RwbzY3c2lXQjh3dldaOVc0Ty1YQmFyV2hkcXNOS0FEMUJ4ZmNRRlc3cjlXNzFwLVZCRFdLTWJha0Njazdna1VoNkJXSFpfTHpPTVdCSGdmdExRZDZlWW9vaU1mSkJjaWZLTkotWQ&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fguelphbugday%2F&v=epGe6JCeGYg) Twitter: @GuelphBugDay) Or find a bug day in a city near you!
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Episode 1: Tipulilampydoptera the Musical
Published 11 May 2022 · Transcript excerpt
[…] And as someone who's like worked on insects and tried to find trees in like the literature and stuff, it's like non -existent for a chunk of stuff. So it's definitely super important to know full. A lot of the taxonomic work that I've done has been like using papers from the early 1900s. So it's kind of difficult because first of all they speak very different English from us. Like it's just it's different in that way and then there's so much jargon. Like I'm really passionate about scientific communication and being able to describe things that I'm doing in ways that people can understand. But that's a pretty new concept I would say. […]
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