by Anna & Bec
How many times have you heard someone say 'I need to do more research on that'. Most people will do a quick google search or a scroll on social media... but research is much more than that! We talk to researchers about what they do, how they do it and why it's important. We're passionate about making research easy to understand and accessible to all!
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June 2, 2022
<p>Cancer treatment can often involve chemotherapy and radiotherapy, but have you ever heard of immunotherapy? In this episode we talk to Xinyu about her research into studying tumours and the environment which they grow in. This research paves the way to developing new and improved treatments for skin cancer making use of our own immune system.</p> <p>Xinyu (Cath) is a PhD candidate at the University of Sydney. Tune in to hear her unique research journey and how she does this important work!</p> <p>If you like our content, we would love if you could please subscribe and share with family, friends and on social media!</p> <p>Follow us on Twitter: @DoneTheResearch, @DrAnnaSingleton and @RebeccaRaeside</p> <p>Website: wevedonetheresearch.info</p>
May 5, 2022
<p>Recovery after a heart attack is hard. You have new medications to take and need to build your strength back. But what happens if your memory fails too? Emma Zhao’s research explores the connection between the heart and memory after a heart attack. We talk about how patients and doctors can detect memory problems early so there’s better chance of recovery.</p> <p>Emma is a cardiac nurse and PhD candidate at the University of Sydney. Tune in to hear her unique research journey and how she does this important work!</p> <p>If you like our content, we would love if you could please subscribe and share with family, friends and on social media!</p> <p>Follow us on Twitter: @DoneTheResearch, @DrAnnaSingleton and @RebeccaRaeside</p> <p>Website: wevedonetheresearch.info</p>
April 28, 2022
<p>Being our true selves at work can be challenging, especially for those from historically marginalised groups. How much do we share? What language do we speak with colleagues and clients? Could being more open about our true selves help or hinder our professionalism? This sensitive topic is tackled by insider researcher Celine Diaz, who explores how occupational therapists (OT’s) from historically marginalised groups construct their professional identities. Learnings from her research will transform how future OT’s are trained in Universities and on the job.</p> <p>Celine is an occupational therapist, associate lecturer and Master’s student at the University of Sydney. Tune in to hear her unique research journey and how she does this important work!</p> <p>If you like our content, we would love if you could please subscribe and share with family, friends and on social media!</p> <p>Follow us on Twitter: @DoneTheResearch, @DrAnnaSingleton and @RebeccaRaeside</p> <p>Website: wevedonetheresearch.info</p>
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How many times have you heard someone say 'I need to do more research on that'. Most people will do a quick google search or a scroll on social media... but research is much more than that!
We talk to researchers about what they do, how they do it and why it's important. We're passionate about making research easy to understand and accessible to all!
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