Saturday Morning Lab
Saturday Morning Lab
Podcast Description
Hey pals, my name is Ahmed Ibrahim, I’m a research professor in Los Angeles. I am endlessly curious and inspired by the career trajectories of people in science. How did their lived experience shape their current perspectives and future career choices. What do they value? What wisdom do they have to share? Each week I sit down with graduate students, postdocs, faculty, industry folks, and others to create a mosaic of stories that make scientists who they are. If you’re interested in sharing your story, reach out to me at [email protected].
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Content Themes
The podcast primarily focuses on the career trajectories and personal stories of scientists, exploring themes such as cultural backgrounds, personal values, and scientific integrity. Example episodes include discussions on neuroscience with professionals like Dr. Daniel Manrique-Castaño and insights on mentorship from Dr. Ashley Cole. Special emphasis is placed on the unique challenges faced in scientific careers and the importance of cultural identity in shaping research pursuits.
Hey pals, my name is Ahmed Ibrahim, I’m a research professor in Los Angeles. I am endlessly curious and inspired by the career trajectories of people in science. How did their lived experience shape their current perspectives and future career choices. What do they value? What wisdom do they have to share? Each week I sit down with graduate students, postdocs, faculty, industry folks, and others to create a mosaic of stories that make scientists who they are. If you’re interested in sharing your story, reach out to me at [email protected].
Hey friends, on this special mini-episode, I celebrate International Women’s Day by highlighting Arabic women who despite their historic and perhaps unparalleled heroism, service, scholarship, and preservation of culture and faith in this region are often overlooked, patronized and otherwise misrepresented by international media in general and Western media (and entertainment) in particular. I included a link here to the Arab Women’s Organization to learn more about what Arab women are doing to empower one another in this truly singular part of the world.
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