Uncited/ Becca Reads a Paper

Becca Satterwhite
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Uncited is a casual science talk show by two real-life research scientists! Becca is a PhD candidate in Ecology and Evolution at the University of Chicago, and Kristen is a research technician in Cell and Developmental Biology at Northwestern University. Becca Reads a Paper is me, Becca, reading a paper from the cool scientific literature!

Episodes

  1. 02/17/2021

    Becca Reads a Paper 4) Morris 2019; second half

    I have to read lots of papers for my PhD so I decided to record some of them! I study the genetic evolution of a microbial pathogen species. Some of my favorite things to learn about include the evolution of disease and how ecology and evolution interact to influence the structure of genetic networks. Send me your paper/topic requests on twitter @rssatterwhite! Morris, C. E., Kinkel, L. L., Xiao, K., Prior, P., & Sands, D. C. (2007). Surprising niche for the plant pathogen Pseudomonas syringae, 7(1), 84–92. Second half = RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

  2. 02/16/2021

    Becca Reads a Paper 3) Morris 2019; first half

    I have to read lots of papers for my PhD so I decided to record some of them! I study the genetic evolution of a microbial pathogen species. Some of my favorite things to learn about include the evolution of disease and how ecology and evolution interact to influence the structure of genetic networks. Send me your paper/topic requests on twitter @rssatterwhite! Morris, C. E., Kinkel, L. L., Xiao, K., Prior, P., & Sands, D. C. (2007). Surprising niche for the plant pathogen Pseudomonas syringae, 7(1), 84–92. First Half = INTRODUCTION + MATERIALS AND METHODS

  3. 02/10/2021

    Becca Reads a Paper 2) Pessione 2021; second half

    Hieeee it's my first time reading a paper out loud into a microphone! I did almost no editing so please try to enjoy my interjections! I heard about this paper through #ScienceTwitter which I recommend to everyone for networking and finding fun papers to read :) Pessione, E. (2021). The Less Expensive Choice: Bacterial Strategies to Achieve Successful and Sustainable Reciprocal Interactions. Frontiers in Microbiology, 11, 176–11. Second half = COOPERATIVE STRATEGIES: SO ADVANTAGEOUS AND SO DIFFICULT TO ACHIEVE; BACTERIAL BIOFILMS: A MODEL OF “HIGH FREEDOM DEGREE” COMMUNITY?; and CONCLUSION

  4. 02/09/2021

    Becca Reads a Paper 1) Pessione 2021; first half

    Hieeee it's my first time reading a paper out loud into a microphone! I did almost no editing so please try to enjoy my interjections! I heard about this paper through #ScienceTwitter which I recommend to everyone for networking and finding fun papers to read :) Pessione, E. (2021). The Less Expensive Choice: Bacterial Strategies to Achieve Successful and Sustainable Reciprocal Interactions. Frontiers in Microbiology, 11, 176–11. First half = Introduction + BACTERIAL INTELLIGENCE AND INTERACTIVE CONNECTIONS

  5. 01/25/2021

    1: A Rambunctious Time

    Shello and welcome to the first episode of our casual science talk show NOT to be broadcast from a 100-year-old bell tower. But don't worry! We're still lurking in our labs and thrilled to be back with a fun new name! We talk through the invention of The First Chainsaw, how an international public health crisis is affecting our lives, and the horrifying but fascinating history of Twilight Sleep.

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Uncited is a casual science talk show by two real-life research scientists! Becca is a PhD candidate in Ecology and Evolution at the University of Chicago, and Kristen is a research technician in Cell and Developmental Biology at Northwestern University. Becca Reads a Paper is me, Becca, reading a paper from the cool scientific literature!

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