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Science Unpacked: The BioS Podcast

Science Unpacked: The BioS Podcast

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Welcome to Science Unpacked: The BioS Podcast, where we will ask the burning questions and unpack science for you. Each month, our BioS Reporters will sit down with inspiring people for deep dive interviews that go beyond what fits on a page of our journal. From behind the scenes of science and student research to glimpses into future dream careers, we bring science to life. We also explore "What’s the Evidence?" behind headline-making discoveries, investigated by BioS students themselves. Produced by BioS Reports with support of SLUB Dresden.Copyright BioS Reports TUD Science
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  • Science and Religion : A World Divided
    Apr 17 2026
    Science vs religion: two worlds many believe to be divided. Team faith or team science? Can you be both? In this episode, Hana and Patience delve deep into the worlds of science and religion. Alongside Biologist Prof. Klaus Reinhardt, Lutheran Theologian Prof. Christian Schwarke and Islamic studies Dr. Rory Dickson, we explore how these two worlds became divided and how they can be bridged. Join us in discussing evolution, creationism and more!Disclaimer: This episode contains sensitive topics such as abortion and vaccination debates. We do not intent to harm or disrespect any individuals, groups or beliefs. The purpose of this episode is to create an open and safe space for discussion.
    Follow us on Instagram: @biosreportsCheck out our journal here: https://tud.link/uptuvcProduced by BioS Reports at TU Dresden with support of SLUB Dresden.Host: Hana Abdeljalil & Patience Blossfeld-DodgsonEditorial: Hana AbdeljalilSupport: Patience Blossfeld-Dodgson & Marit ScheuringerMusic: Pixabay
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    43 min
  • Is Birth Control Changing Your Type?
    Mar 6 2026
    In this episode, Ecren Arıöz, Mariia Voloshyna and I explore a fascinating question: Can the contraceptive pill influence who you’re attracted to, down to who you choose as a partner?Listen as we unpack how hormonal contraception may shape attraction, partner preferences and relationship dynamics, and what this has to do with sweaty T-shirts.Join us as we ask “What's the evidence?”
    Follow us on Instagram: @biosreportsCheck out our journal here: https://tud.link/uptuvc
    Produced by BioS students at TU Dresden with support of BioS Reports and SLUB Dresden.Producers: Philine Lea Hampe, Ecren Ariöz & Mariia VoloshynaSupport: Marit Scheuringer and BioS ReportsMusic: Pixabay
    References:
    • Alvergne & Lummaa (2009)
    • Arthur, Casto, & Blake (2022)
    • Botzet, Gerlach, Driebe, Penke, & Arslan (2021)
    • Cobey, Havlíček, Klapilová, & Roberts (2016)
    • Gori et al. (2014)
    • Havlíček & Roberts (2008)
    • Havlíček, Winternitz, & Roberts (2020)
    • Little, Burriss, Petrie, Jones, & Roberts (2013)
    • Montoya & Bos (2017)
    • Roberts, Gosling, Carter, & Petrie (2008)
    • Roberts et al. (2014)
    • Welling, Puts, Roberts, Little, & Burriss (2012)
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    11 min
  • Inside Doping Control: Science, Safeguards, and Hormones
    Jan 21 2026
    After last month’s deep dive into hormones, Philine and Marit continued the conversation with Dr. Annekathrin Keiler and Prof. Oliver Zierau. We explored how doping-testing works andhow results are protected from manipulation. We also explore current hormone research, including menopause and hormonal cyclicity, and discuss why these topics matter far beyond elite sport. Together, we examine how scientific research informs anti-doping practices and shapes a broader understanding of health, fairness, and performance.
    WADA Anti Doping code: ⁠https://www.wada-ama.org/en/resources⁠
    Follow us on Instagram: @biosreportsCheck out our journal here: https://tud.link/uptuvc
    Produced by BioS Reports at TU Dresden with support of SLUB Dresden.Host: Philine Lea Hampe & Marit ScheuringerEditorial: Marit ScheuringerMusic: Pixabay
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    29 min
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