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2023. 03. 14.

Brain Stories - Episode 14: Kate Jeffery On The Cognitive Map And Memory

Kate Jeffery talks to Steve and Caswell about memory, how place cells might be the neural basis of our sense of space, the joys of training rats to climb around in three dimensions, and what all this has got to do with architecture. For more information and to access the transcript: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/research/domains/neuroscience/brain-stories-podcast Date of episode recording: 2023-01-31Duration: 00:49:55Language of episode: EnglishPresenter: Steve Flemming; Caswell BarryGuests: Professor Kate JefferyProducer: Patrick Robinson

2023. 03. 14.

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50분
2023. 06. 01.

Master Organ: The Placenta

This episode hosted by Olivia Moir, looks at the importance of the Placenta in human development with special guest Prof Eric Jauniaux. We discuss his background and how he got into the study of this organ, why it is so important to understand it's role, and the interactions and influence of the Placenta with the environment. For more information and to access the transcript: www.ucl.ac.uk/womens-health/it-all-starts-here-ega-ifwh-institute-womens-health-podcast Date of episode recording: 2023-05-19Duration: 00:28:32Language of episode: English Presenter: Olivia MoirGuests: Prof Eric JauniauxProducer: Olivia Moir, UCL Arena

2023. 06. 01.

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29분
9월 9일

Brain Stories – Episode 20: Tali Sharot on what influences our beliefs and decision making

Professor Tali Sharot talks to Caswell and Selina about why we're easy to influence and overly optimistic Date of episode recording: 2024-07-19T00:00:00Z Duration: 00:49:49 Language of episode: English TAGS: as before Presenter: Caswell Barry; Selina Wray Guests: Professor Tali Sharot Producer: Patrick Robinson

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10월 30일

Season 5, Ep 2 – Biodiversity: Can local conservation efforts grow into global impact?

What do vultures in India and beavers in West London have to do with protecting our ecosystems? What’s the link between biodiversity loss and human-driven climate change? Why does Simon love beavers so much? And what exactly is “COP16”? This episode explores some of the key issues at play – focusing on global ecosystems and local conservation efforts, and coincides with the Sixteenth Convention on Biological Diversity in Cali, Columbia. Hosts Mark and Simon are joined in the studio by Elliot Newton of The Ealing Beaver Project: a collaboration between the Ealing Wildlife Group, Citizen Zoo, The Friends of Horsenden & Ealing Council. And UCL expert Dr Alex Pigot, whose work on evolutionary biodiversity helps predict how ecosystems are responding to climate change. While at the conference in Cali, Simon also catches up with freshwater systems expert: UCL’s Dr Izzy Bishop, to discuss the work she took to COP16. Citizen Zoo www.citizenzoo.org/The Ealing Beaver Project theealingbeaverproject.com/UCL Faculty of Life Sciences biodiversity campaign www.ucl.ac.uk/lifesciences-facul…rsity-ucl-priorityFind out more about UCL at COP16 www.ucl.ac.uk/climate-change/ucl-cop/ucl-and-cop16Access the transcript www.ucl.ac.uk/climate-change/pod…ne-climate-podcast Date of episode recording: Friday 18th October 2024Duration: 45 minsLanguage of episode: English Presenter: Professor Mark Maslin and Dr Simon Chin-Yee Guests:Elliot Newton, Head of Conservation at Citizen Zoo and Creative Director at A Focus On NatureDr Alex Pigot, Professorial Research Fellow in the UCL Division of BiosciencesDr Izzy Bishop, Lecturer in Ecology, UCL’s People and Nature LabProducers:Adam BatstoneCaitlin MullinJane Yelloly

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9월 4일

SE, #E18 Jody Day: Childlessness

This podcast is part of the series on Motherhood and is coming out just before World Childless Week. https://worldchildlessweek.net/ Jody Day is the founder of Gateway Women, the global advocacy network for childless women, founded in 2011. She’s the author of what many professionals consider to be the 'go-to' book on the topic, ‘Living the Life Unexpected: How to Find Hope, Meaning and a Fulfilling Future Without Children’. Chosen as one of the BBC’s 100 Women in 2013 and as a UK Digital Woman of the Year in 2021, she’s a global thought leader on female involuntary childlessness, a psychotherapist, a 2017 and 2022 TEDx speaker, a founding and former board member at UK Charity Ageing Well Without Children and a former Fellow in Social Innovation at Cambridge Judge Business School. Often referred to as the founder of the ‘childless movement’ she’s been an Ambassador for World Childless Week since its inception in 2017. Since 2018 she has lived in rural Ireland, where she’s working on two new books and nurturing her emerging Gateway Elderwomen project, which includes developing local, non-kin, intergenerational support networks for those ageing without children. https://gateway-women.com/ Jody on Instagram: @GatewayWomen What is the difference between childfree and childless? In several countries, about 20% of women do not have children. Joyce and Jody discuss why women might be childless, such as not being able to find the right partner, not being able to get pregnant or failure of fertility treatments. All of these situations can result in women experiencing trauma, which needs to be resolved. And this is where Jody can help. In 2011 Jody shared her story and since then she has been working with women to encourage them to share their stories through Gateway Women. Her book has helped so many, as well as her women’s circles, therapists and Gateway Women Reignite Weekend workshops. She wants women to find their meaningful life without motherhood. With menopause, comes the realisation that getting pregnant is no longer an option and in 2014, Jody wrote a blog called ‘The Childless Menopause’. This is a powerful podcast. Date of episode recording: 2024-08-21T00:00:00Z Duration: 01.15.07 Language of episode: English Presenter:Professor Joyce Harper Guests: Jody Day Producer: Joyce Harper

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1시간 15분
2023. 06. 07.

S1 #E11 Dr Jen Gunter: From the vagina bible to the menopause manifesto

Dr Jen Gunter: From the vagina bible to the menopause manifesto Jen works as an OB/GYN and a pain medicine physician. Her approach is based on evidence-based medicine with a focus on empathy and the patient experience. She writes a lot about sex, science, and social media. She’s been called Twitter’s resident gynaecologist, the Internet’s OB/GYN, and one of the fiercest advocates for women’s health. Jen has a TED podcast called the body stuff and has written three books: The Preemie Primer, The Vagina Bible and The Menopause Manifesto. In this episode, we discuss Jen’s three books and her podcast. Jen shares her personal story of her triplet pregnancy, losing one of her babies at 22 weeks and delivering twins at 26 weeks. Jen has a huge following on social media and is described as the world's most famous – and outspoken – gynaecologist. Jen discusses the highs and the lows of social media. We discuss the many myths that we hear about women’s health, from menopause being a disorder, to the controversies around companies such as Goop. There is something for everyone in this exciting episode. For more information and to access the transcript: https://joyceharper.com/podcasts/ Date of episode recording: 2023-04-19Duration: 01.13.33Language of episode: EnglishPresenter:Joyce HarperGuests: Jen GunterProducer: Joyce Harper

2023. 06. 07.

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1시간 14분
2023. 09. 20.

Will AI replace doctors?

AI is starting to play a part in our every day lives - it's there when we unlock our phones with Face ID or we use ChatGPT and other variations. But how can we use AI in healthcare, safely? Peter Woodward-Court is using AI to help radiologists diagnose patients from scans. He'll be covering what AI is, how it works and how we can use it safely. About Peter Woodward-Court: Peter is a medical doctor and PhD student in machine learning. He will explain what machine learning actually is, in a way we can all understand. Machine learning requires lots of training data to ‘learn’. But this real-life data can be hard to get hold of for a number of reasons. Peter’s research involves developing synthetic data to train machine learning models which can help diagnose medical conditions - making life easier for doctors and patients. For more information and to access the transcript: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/healthcare-engineering/health-handbasket-episode-2-will-ai-replace-doctors Date of episode recording: 2023-06-05 Duration: 24:27:00Language of episode: EnglishPresenter:Ferdouse AkhterGuests: Peter Woodward-CourtProducer: Alice Hardy; Cerys Bradley

2023. 09. 20.

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11월 13일

S2 #E23: Eleanor Mills: Much more to come

Eleanor is the former Editorial Director of The Sunday Times and one of Britain’s most high profile commentators. In March of 2021 she launched an online community platform for women called Noon. She began her journalistic life on the Guardian and Observer and at only 26, she was the Daily Telegraph’s youngest ever Features Editor. During her long Fleet Street career, Eleanor was the Sunday Times’s main interviewer. In 2014 she became Chair of Women in Journalism, the industry’s cross media network for female hacks, and launched a series of high profile events on media sexism and empowering women. Eleanor won the 2012 International Alliance of women’s World of Difference Award for her “contribution to women’s economic empowerment” and was one of only four journalists in Europe to be shortlisted for Journalist of the Year at the European Diversity Awards 2012. She appears regularly on television – you can catch her most weeks on ITV and on Sky News reviewing the newspapers and commentating on politics and society. She has written two books, Cupcakes and Kalashnikovs: An Anthology of the best Journalism by Women and Much More to Come and is currently working on a new book Birds and the Bees: 2.0, Talking Sex with Generation XXX. In this episode, Eleanor shares her extensive knowledge on empowering women. We discuss positive aging, her coining of the term "Queenager," and how her community at Noon has enabled her to support women. While many find life over 50 to be the best time of their lives, this isn't the case for everyone. So, what can we do to help those who are struggling? Eleanor believes we need to invest time and resources into ourselves—finding our tribe, managing our finances, and especially focusing on our pensions. As mothers of university students, we talk about coping with an empty nest and offer insights on how women can navigate this transition more easily. We also share a mutual passion for cold-water swimming, with Eleanor explaining why she loves it. Eleanor reminds us that there’s still so much more to come. Date of episode recording: 2024-11-01T00:00:00Z Duration: 00.52.44 Language of episode: English Presenter:Professor Joyce Harper Guests: Eleanor Mills Producer: Joyce Harper

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53분
2023. 09. 28.

Ectopic Pregnancy

Hosted by Olivia Moir, this episode discusses ectopic pregnancy with Dr. Annie Solangon, who is a who is an Obstetrician & Gynaecologist specialising in Early Pregnancy, Gynaecology and Advanced Ultrasound at UCLH. Presently she is undertaking a PhD in ectopic pregnancy and pregnancies of unknown location, under the supervision of Professor Jurkovic here at UCL. We discuss what ectopic pregnancy is, risk factors involved, the management of this condition - including the controversial use of methotrexate, and you guessed it: the importance of evidence based research in this field! Ectopic pregnancy generally results in pregnancy loss. If you or someone you know is currently coping with pregnancy loss, charities and support groups in the UK such as Tommy's the Baby Charity, and The Miscarriage Association, advocate for and support individuals who have lost babies. Date of episode recording: 2023-09-13Duration: 00:33:13Language of episode: EnglishPresenter: Olivia MoirGuests: Dr. Annie SolangonProducer: Olivia Moir, Changemakers Funding

2023. 09. 28.

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33분
2023. 06. 15.

Fertility Education

Hosted by Olivia Moir, this week's topic focusses on Fertility Education with the lovely Professor Joyce Harper. She has as worked in the fields of fertility, genetics, reproductive health and women’s health for over 30 years and is passionate about education and discussion of all aspects of women’s health. We discuss the the lack of fertility education in school systems, how this might be overcome, and why it's so important to be taught about topics relating to Fertility from a young age. For more information and to access the transcript: www.ucl.ac.uk/womens-health/episode-3-fertility-education Date of episode recording: 2023-06-05T00:00:00ZDuration: 31:52Language of episode: EnglishPresenter: Olivia MoirGuests: Professor Joyce Harper

2023. 06. 15.

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Brain Stories - Episode 14: Kate Jeffery On The Cognitive Map And Memory

Master Organ: The Placenta

Brain Stories – Episode 20: Tali Sharot on what influences our beliefs and decision making

Season 5, Ep 2 – Biodiversity: Can local conservation efforts grow into global impact?

SE, #E18 Jody Day: Childlessness

S1 #E11 Dr Jen Gunter: From the vagina bible to the menopause manifesto

Will AI replace doctors?

S2 #E23: Eleanor Mills: Much more to come

Ectopic Pregnancy

Fertility Education

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