Power Plant Sessions
Power Plant Sessions
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Welcome to the Power Plant Sessions, the research security podcast produced by the Safeguarding Research Office (uab.ca/sro) at the University of Alberta to build research security capacity and knowledge institutionally, provincially, and nationally. Hosted by Jacqueline Littlewood and produced by Rachel Zukiwski-Pezim and Andrés Alvarez. Jeff Simon created our music and Renee Hart designed our original show art.
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The show focuses on themes such as research security, research integrity, and the principles of responsible research. Episodes explore connections between these areas, including discussions on best practices and implications for researchers, as seen in the inaugural episode featuring experts Dr. Jason Acker and Shawn McGuirk.
Welcome to the Power Plant Sessions, the research security podcast produced by the Safeguarding Research Office (uab.ca/sro) at the University of Alberta to build research security capacity and knowledge institutionally, provincially, and nationally. Hosted by Jacqueline Littlewood and produced by Rachel Zukiwski-Pezim and Andrés Alvarez. Jeff Simon created our music and Renee Hart designed our original show art.
In this episode, Power Plant Sessions’ host Jacqueline Littlewood talks with two expert guests from Carleton University: Jessica Adam, Director, Research Security Risk, and Stephanie Carvin, assistant professor at the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs. They discuss the historical relationship between academia and the intelligence community, and what this relationship means for research security in the modern context.
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