25 episodes
The Lead Candidate Dr Simona Carbone
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5.0 • 5 Ratings
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In science we are taught how to become competent researchers. If you are talented and lucky enough to build a strong research profile, you become a leader in your field. This does not, however, automatically make you leader of people and yet so many roles that use science require real leadership. This podcast aims to understand what qualities and experiences make a great leader in different fields of science. What are the differences between those that fall into the role, versus those who were made for it?
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Leadership with A/Prof Rebecca Lim
Send us a Text Message.Today we have A/Prof Rebecca Lim on the show! Rebecca is here to talk about her roles as Director of Project and Alliance Leadership with CTMC, and research group leader at the Hudson Institute of Medical Research. She’s sharing how she balances the leadership requirements of these different roles. If you want to understand the requirements of leadership positions in academia versus industry then this episode is for you.Go to theleadcandidate.com for more inf...
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Leadership with Prof Yugeesh Lankadeva
Send us a Text Message.Today we have Prof Yugeesh Lankadeva on the show! Yugeesh is here to talk about his role as leader of the ‘Translational Cardiovascular and Renal Research Group’ as well as ‘Head of Systems Neuroscience Theme’ at the Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health.He’s sharing how he grew his research profile to lead a basic science team that collaborates closely with clinicians.Go to theleadcandidate.com for more info.
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Leadership with A/Prof Corey Tutt OAM
Send us a Text Message.Today we have A/Prof Corey Tutt OAM on the show! Corey is here to talk about his role as CEO of Deadly Science. He’s sharing his stories of good and bad advice he has received over his journey. If you’re trying to start something new but you’ve heard a lot of ‘no’ along the way then this episode is for you. Go to theleadcandidate.com for more info.
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Leadership with Dr Morley Muse
Send us a Text Message.Today we have Dr. Morley Muse on the show! Morley is cofounder and director of iSTEM Co a research, consulting, and talent-sourcing company aimed to enable the employment of women in Australia’s STEM organizations including women of color and women from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds in STEM. She is also the co-founder of DEIR, the Diversity Equity Inclusion Retention online platform for job recruitment for STEM. She’s sharing her passion f...
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Leadership with Prof Alan Duffy
Send us a Text Message.Today we have Prof Alan Duffy on the show! Prof Duffy is here to talk about his role as an astrophysicist at Swinburne University and his recently appointed role as Pro-Vice Chancellor of Flagship Initiatives. He’s also CEO of mDetect as well as a communicator of science in the Australian media. He’s sharing how he manages these varied leadership roles and how he chooses new ones. This episode is for you if you’re trying to understand how to justify and manag...
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Leadership with Dr Anand Gautam
Send us a Text Message.Today we have Dr Anand Gautam on the show! He is the Executive Director & Emerging Science Lead (Asia & Asia Pacific) at Pfizer. He’s sharing his wealth of knowledge from 30 years of experience in various leadership positions in academia, biotech, and pharmaceutical industries. If you’re looking for an excellent example of someone who has made career choices firmly aligned with their purpose and values then this episode is for you. Go to theleadc...
Customer Reviews
Insightful content for any academic or aspiring leader
This is a great example of a podcast that addresses a major issue within academia and even other fields, what makes a good leader. This is a sore point in science as there is very little training available and not many people talk address it. There is no one answer for what makes a good leader, but I think Simona's podcast does the next best thing and asks proven scientific leaders what makes them tick and how they lead.
Great insights for scientists
Interesting to hear how leaders in sciences have to adapt their strategies in different scenarios