Podcasts
Conversations with women in prominent science and engineering roles, as well as experts leading pioneering research at the University of Liverpool.
The Liverpool Scientific
Stream the award-winning podcast, created and hosted by Cara Hawkins, that meets the people behind cutting-edge science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) research at the University of Liverpool.
In conversation with Dr Mandisa Greene
Reflections on becoming a vet, becoming President of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, and on racism and anti-racism within the veterinary profession.
In conversation with Endometriosis UK
Supporting colleagues to understand the facts, myths and tips. In this podcast we introduce and discuss the condition endometriosis which affects the lives of women, both in their personal life and in the workplace.
Higher education colleagues' personal perspectives
Living with endometriosis, personally and professionally. In this podcast we discuss the impact that endometriosis has had on Gemma and Ula’s lives and some of the ways we, as colleagues working in higher education could support those suffering from the condition.
Understanding endometriosis
The medical viewpoint, exploring diagnosis, treatments and barriers to research. In this podcast we discuss some of the research related to endometriosis and our colleagues' experiences of supporting women with the condition.
In conversation with Holly Ridings
The Chief Flight Director of NASA discusses her career, exploring the challenges, as well as the opportunities, of working as the Chief Flight Director as a woman, and the importance of mentors and role models.
Using Wikipedia to champion equality
Dr Jess Wade (Imperial College London), a postdoc in plastic electronics, talks about her passion for raising awareness of the work and contribution of female scientists who can be overlooked.
Exploring the history of racism in science and information technology
Angela Saini is an award-winning science journalist, author and broadcaster. In this podcast, we discuss Angela’s book, Superior, which explores the existence of racism in science.