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On Integrity Podcast On Integrity Podcast
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Ever wondered if the presentation of scientific history and academia today has as much integrity as the scientific procedure?
As two young scientists, we aim to bring to light how the field has been, and still is, embedded in systemic racism and consider how we can improve representation in science.
Catch us live on CamFM every Sunday at 7pm and catch up on all other platforms from Monday.
Follow us on Twitter and Facebook @onintegritypod and Instagram @onintegritypodcast.
Contact us at onintegritypodcast@gmail.com
Hosts: @ellagracehenry and @Tjlxo_
Artwork: @journeymanlondon
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Moving forward
We have made it, Episode 5, the finale🚨. Tonight we talk about all things reflections and solutions. This series has explored integrity in science and how this is not always the case. Today we aim to provide pro-active solutions, highlight what is already out there helping student and academics and finally what we think can be improved🎙
We talk about what we feel as individuals can help to improve representation on science, reflecting on our own experiences moving through education and being exposed to science and university, and the different access schemes/outreach/societies/individuals(!) we were really grateful for.
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Playing by Different Rules
Even once integrated into science, it’s not a level playing field. What impact does not being taught by ANY academics of the same ethnicity have on students, and how does this relate to the results of studies showing that those from underrepresented groups receive less reward for their research? What are the undergraduate statistics for science subjects by ethnicity?
We get personal with our experience as science undergrads at University so tune in and join us!
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Excluded
Are there really fewer scientists from certain ethnic backgrounds because they were historically underrepresented or is it actually because they were historically excluded? 👥
In this episode, we get into why our textbooks show so few non-white scientists and the impact this has on young scientists as yet another barrier to academia... 📕
We also talk about a couple of our favourite scientists so be sure to tune in!🎙️
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Colonialism
This week we are talking about colonialism! What role did science play in the British Empire and is this mindset of western superiority still present in academia and society today? From malaria to birth control to voluntourism, there’s a lot to unpack in this episode...
Check out the reading list for this episode!
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Exploitation
We’ll discuss the intrinsic link between several fields of science and the slave trade, and how science and its museums can have accountability for the devastating impacts that research had on groups of people without completely disregarding the often crucial discoveries of the time. We also question whether we see reflections of this – does science still, intentionally or unintentionally, exploit people today?
Check out our reading list for this episode on our FB page!
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