Science with Impact is hosted by Vanessa Rosa, Ph.D., who is dedicated to exploring how scientific research impacts society.
Together, four Ph.D. chemists dismantle the myth that leaving academia means "dripping out of the pipeline, " sharing raw, honest insights about building careers centered on freedom, personhood, and meaningful impact.
A journey from the pressures of academia to a values-driven role as a Public Programs and Exhibit Developer at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry.
In this episode of Science With Impact, I speak with Dr. Melissa Collini, a chemistry education researcher and co-host of "Chemistry for Your Life," about navigating mental health, career pivots, and the realities of alternative academic paths.
Today on Science with Impact, I sit down with Dr. Morgan Howe, an institutional researcher at Cal State Channel Islands with a background in chemistry education research, to explore the pivotal choices and challenges of building a meaningful, alternative academic career.
Discover how to foster transformative, interdisciplinary STEM education in this episode of Science with Impact.
Today on Science with Impact, we explore the significant challenges faced by high school chemistry educators and practitioners in accessing current research in chemistry education with Ryan Johnson.
Ever wondered why slime flows like a liquid but feels like a solid? It's all about the borate crosslinks! These tiny bridges between PVA molecules slow down slime's movement, making it stretch and ooze instead of dripping like water.
In today's episode, we interview Dr. Juana Mendenhall and her students to discover five qualities of exceptional STEM mentorship from the perspectives of both the mentor and the mentee.
8 scientists (3 students and 5 professionals) discuss 9 questions about exceptional Undergraduate Research Experiences!