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In this month’s episode, Helen and Kate are joined by the incredible Dr Rachel Honeyghan-Williams. Alongside being a postdoctoral research fellow at University College London, investigating how hair cells in the ear are different in birds and mammals, Rachel is an incredible science communicator and trustee of the British Science Association. We talk about Rachel’s journey into science and science communication, what it's like having a broken no button, and the joy of doing things differently.

Credits: Sponsored by the Vivensa Foundation, produced by Dr Eva Higginbotham, music by Professor Chris Plack, and hosted at Lancaster University, UK.

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It’s Dr, actually!! In this month’s episode, Helen and Kate are joined by Dr Haydn Farrelly who has just started his first postdoctoral research role after completing his PhD. We talk about the PhD to postdoc move, the hidden life admin, and what it’s really like to start the journey to becoming ‘an independent researcher’, feat. Imposter Syndrome.

Credits: Sponsored by the Vivensa Foundation, produced by Dr Eva Higginbotham, music by Professor Chris Plack, and hosted at Lancaster University, UK.

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The secret diary is open once again. In this episode, Helen and Kate talk about developing confidence through science communication and public speaking. Listen in for confessions from the dog walk, how not to thank a bus driver, and for some light encouragement to step out of your comfort zone.

Credits: Sponsored by the Vivensa Foundation, produced by Dr Eva Higginbotham, music by Professor Chris Plack, and hosted at Lancaster University, UK.

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