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Interviews with disabled people in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics
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5. James Piercy
What do science communication and a traumatic brain injury have in common?In this episode, James Piercy discusses his career in science communication leading to his current role as a public and…
4. Jonathan Machnee
What do autism and cyber security have in common? In this month's episode, Jon, a cyber security researcher, speaks with Sofie about his career, disclosing a neurodevelopmental disorder to his whole…
3. Dr Kelsey Byers
What do EDS, POTS, and floral scents have in common? In this episode, Sofie speaks with Dr Kelsey Byers, a disabled evolutionary chemical ecologist, about developing identity as a disabled person in…
2. John
What do AuDHD and biopharmaceuticals have in common?In this episode, John, a validation engineer, speaks with me about autism and ADHD, the decision not to disclose his neurodivergence at his current…
1. Dr Katherine Deane
What do a functional movement disorder and lab access guidelines have in common?In this episode, Dr Katherine Deane, associate professor in healthcare research at the University of East Anglia,…
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Disabled Scientists has published 5 episodes since August 2025, covering topics in Science.
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