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Dr. Zackary Graham: Crayfish, Crawfish & Crawdads
Listen in as we talk to Dr. Zackary Graham about his upcoming book, Crayfish, Crawfish & Crawdads: The Biology and Conservation of North America’s Favorite Crustaceans, out January 6th. We dive…
Dr. Anya Brown: Coral, Seaweed, and Bacteria, Oh My!
Today we talk to Dr. Anya Brown about her research studying the impacts of microbial communities on seaweeds and corals. Learn about how rich diverse ecosystems can survive and thrive in nutrient…
Dr. Jonelle Basso: Rooting for Microbiomes
For this episode, we sat down with Dr. Jonelle Basso, a research scientist at the Joint Genome Institute. She discussed how bacteria and viruses team up with their hosts to provide mutual benefits,…
Dr. Emma Wilson: Brain Parasites, Cats, and Their Relationships With Humans
Today on RadioBio, we talk with Dr. Emma Wilson about Toxoplasma, a microscopic parasite that makes mice love the smell of cat pee, can live in your brain forever, and might just make you more likely…
Dr. Spencer Nyholm: Squids that Light Up the Night and How They Protect Their Eggs
We chat with Dr. Spencer Nyholm about the symbiotic relationship between the Hawaiian Bobtail Squid and the bioluminescent bacteria Vibrio fischeri (now called Aliivibrio fischeri), and how they use…
Dr. Catalina Cuellar-Gempeler: Leaves Like Islands
We interviewed Dr. Catalina Cuellar-Gempeler, a professor of microbial ecology at Cal Poly Humboldt about her work on microbial community ecology on pitcher plants
Dr. Shannon Bennett: From the Field to the Museum
The California academy of sciences is one of California’s oldest operating museums and research institutions. It is an invaluable repository of knowledge about the natural sciences, is home to 47…
Dr. Folashade Agusto: The Math Behind Outbreaks
We’ve all heard of COVID-19, saw its impact on society, and probably even faced the respiratory illness itself. But is there… math behind this disease? And if so, can we use math to help fight COVID…
Dr. Ruben Michael Ceballos: The Shocking Truth about Heat Shock Proteins
Imagine you are at a hot springs. The water is boiling and bubbling, there’s the smell of sulfur and other acrid chemicals in the air, and it is unbelievably hot. Is it possible that life can exist…
Dr. Chrissy Hernandez: There are plenty of otoliths in the sea
There are plenty of fish in the sea… this week, we take that saying to a whole new level! Fish are incredibly diverse and their life cycle is complex; this week on Radiobio we talk with Dr. Chrissy…
Dr. Monica Dus: You are what you eat!
Nature versus nurture, the eternal question. We usually think of our genes as permanent, a part of our nature, something that is passed down to us and that’s it. But how much of our genes change as a…
Dr. Virginia Weis: Panic! At The Coral Reef
We live in a microbial world. From our own gut to the corals in the ocean, microbes are key players in the existence of so many organisms. Did you know that corals are not just single organisms, but…
Dr. Diane Campbell: Diversity from Adversity
Life finds a way. Even in the face of incredible pressure from other organisms, climate change, and pollution, species still find ways of persisting. Sometimes this pressure is too much, and…
Dr. Michele Nishiguchi: Ink-redible Squids
Imagine you're a squid, yeah okay its weird but just imagine it, you are a squid swimming at night. It's a dark night except for the light from the moon, and there is a predator roaming around…
Dr. Kanaka Rajan: Computational Neuroscience
We are still discovering the mysteries of the brain and one way to do that is to use tools such as computers. On this episodes of RadioBio, we speak with Dr. Kanaka Rajan, a computational…
Dr. Lauren Hale: Life Beneath Your Feet
Have you ever thought about the soil beneath your feet? Let's take it one step further... have you ever thought about everything that lives in the soil beneath your feet? Well, prepare yourself,…
Dr. Ehab Abouheif: Ant Antics!
Ants, they are everywhere if you look for them! Ants engage in all the things that we associate with our own society, like farming and policing, and have complex social structures. This week on…
Dr. Mary K Salcedo: Expanding Wings
This week on RadioBio, we explore insect wings. Did you know insect wings are more than just beautiful appendages? They are a part of an amazing circulatory network. We discuss the biomechanics of…
Dr. Amelia Lindsey: The Microbial World (with Wolbachia)
What if I were to tell you that you had hundreds, if not thousands of microbes living on you hands, you would probably respond with ewwwwww...gross and immediately want to sanitize or wash our hands.…
Dr. Alexa Sadier: Fantastic Bats and Where They Live
Bats are vital for maintaining balance in the ecosystems they are a part of: Bats keep insect populations in check, pollinate flowers, and disperse seeds. Bats are also an incredibly diverse group of…
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