Frontiers news
25 May 2022
Elizabeth Wiltshire is the Program Manager for Digital & Space Policy at Friends of Europe. Elizabeth is also an Associate Fellow on technology policy at the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change and a member of the steering committee for The Brussels Binder. Today, we discuss Elizabeth’s journey into policymaking, the importance of intersectionality, and the future of digital policy.
Frontiers news
12 May 2022
Today, we speak with the pharmaceutical biotechnologist Dr Amira Fernández, who explains her ambitions to popularize science, to update education on STEM careers, and to promote reflection by wider society of our health, happiness, and the attitudes to our planet.
Frontiers news
25 Apr 2022
We speak to Elodie Vandelle, Associate Professor at the University of Verona, who is involved in studying the interaction between plants and pathogenic microorganisms. Her recent line of research studies the bacterial virulence of phytopathogenic bacteria using kiwifruit plant models. We talk about being a ‘plant doctor’, touch upon the challenges of motherhood and opportunities for female researchers.
Frontiers news
11 Apr 2022
This week, we speak with Dr. Miriam Rengel, a researcher at Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research in Gottingen, Germany. Her research focuses on the atmosphere of solar and extrasolar planets. Dr. Rengel has been involved in propelling the mission on the NASA/DLR airborne telescope SOFIA to observe the atmosphere on Titan, Jupiter’s moon.
Frontiers news
25 Mar 2022
Speaking with Sheena Talma, a marine scientist and deep-sea enthusiast from the Seychelles, about her journey into marine science, the importance of intersectionality and hopes for the future.
Frontiers news
08 Mar 2022
We speak to Emeritus Professor Kath Woodward from the Open University about the changing dynamics of gender worldwide.
Frontiers news
25 Feb 2022
Prof. Elena Ibanez is the Specialty Chief Editor in the journal Frontiers in Nutrition. In this conversation we discuss her passion as a professor, incredible relationship with her students and the importance of nutrition research and how nutrition is at the heart of everything we do and how it affects our economy, our wellbeing, and, most of all, our behavior as human beings.
Frontiers news
11 Feb 2022
Dr. Tremblay is an Associate Professor at the University of Victoria in Canada and a leading neuroscientist in her field. Today, we discuss Dr. Tremblay’s career, but also how she maintains balance and an incredibly positive attitude that resonates within her research group and inspires her to achieve greater heights with her research into microglia.
Frontiers news
25 Jan 2022
To mark the International Day of Education, we speak with Margaret Grogan, a professor at the Donna Ford Attallah College of Educational Studies, Chapman University, and Field Chief Editor of Frontiers in Education, about her incredible journey and reflect on the importance of education in the making of our world.
Frontiers news
11 Jan 2022
Nadja Cech is a Distinguished Professor in Chemistry at the University of North Carolina, Greensboro. In this interview, we talk about her experiences as a woman in science and how her research program fosters inclusivity and brings new people into the world of science.
Frontiers news
20 Dec 2021
Dr. Yasmina Sultanbawa speaks about local communities and the importance of science in empowering each other and building healthier communities.
Frontiers news
10 Dec 2021
In the world of marine science, Dr. Asha de Vos rarely needs an introduction. The Sri Lankan marine biologist and ocean educator is best known for her pioneering work on blue whales and for founding the non-profit Oceanswell, Sri Lanka’s first marine conservation research and education organization.
Frontiers news
25 Nov 2021
Haleh Moravej is a registered nutritionist, a scientist and a founder of MetMUnch. She is also a senior lecturer at Manchester Metropolitan University, and we speak about Haleh’s drive and motivation for or teaching and changing lives.
Frontiers news
11 Nov 2021
Dr. Sarah Berry is a reader in nutritional sciences at King’s College London. In this interview we talk to Dr. Berry about both her career in nutritional sciences and her passion for the subject. Furthermore, we discuss recent advancements in the world of research and its potential expansion over time.
Frontiers news
25 Oct 2021
We talk with Professor Ellen Blaak, the chair of the department of Human Biology at Maastricht University in The Netherlands, about how she has sculpted her academic path to lead up to her fantastic career.
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