Fortissat Science Alliance STEM podcast series

  • Ross, K. (Organiser)
  • Rebecca Hay (Organiser)
  • Ian Hamilton (Organiser)
  • Ross, K. (Participant)
  • Calum McAndrew (Participant)
  • Francesca Fotheringham (Participant)
  • Mhairi Stewart (Participant)
  • Lana Woolford (Participant)
  • Rae, H. (Participant)
  • Jane Essex (Participant)
  • Rebecca Mary Cornwell (Participant)
  • Mari Claire Cole (Participant)
  • Ardati, A. A. (Participant)
  • Conor McKinnon (Participant)
  • Jade McMorland (Participant)
  • Marlee Basurto (Participant)
  • Paul Pirrie (Participant)
  • Julie Gawrylowicz (Participant)
  • Rebecca Wade (Participant)
  • Layla Mathieson (Participant)
  • Stephanie Campbell (Participant)
  • Aryanne Finnie (Participant)
  • Emma Jay Sutherland (Participant)
  • Jenny Shelton (Participant)
  • Yingwei Ouyang (Participant)
  • Lauren Evans (Participant)
  • Dagmar Jacqueline Der Weduwen (Participant)
  • Weijmans, A. (Participant)
  • Alexiei Dingli (Participant)
  • Rachel Onchuru (Participant)
  • Charlotte Martin (Participant)
  • Jasmin Guven (Participant)
  • Shipra Nagar (Participant)
  • Maria Ferreira Monteiro (Participant)

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Description

The Fortissat Science Alliance STEM podcast series was created in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to lockdowns and the impossibility of organising onsite, hands-on activities for the young people, we instead focused on recording interviews with practicing researchers via Zoom, editing the content, and turning it into a podcast series. In addition to the recordings, researcher profiles were also created to give the young people an insight into their virtual visitors, so that they could pepper them with questions during the interview. The podcasts have subsequently been recut and shared on live radio broadcasts. A subset of episodes was co-badged with EXPLORATHON, Scotland's contribution to European Researchers Night, which enabled researchers from Malta and other countries to be involved.
Period4 Feb 2020 → 3 Mar 2023
Event typeOther
LocationUnited KingdomShow on map
Degree of RecognitionInternational

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