EmpowerTech
EmpowerTech
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The EmpowerTech podcast is a platform where we discuss all things tech and explore the growing ways in how we can leverage technology to lead smart, sustainable, and impactful lives.
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This podcast focuses on a range of tech-related topics including cybersecurity, AI adoption, gender biases in tech, and the impact of technology on creative industries. Episodes feature discussions such as turning adversity into resilience in cybersecurity, ethical implications of AI, promoting STEM to young girls, and guidelines for effective tech adoption in workplaces.
The EmpowerTech podcast is a platform where we discuss all things tech and explore the growing ways in how we can leverage technology to lead smart, sustainable, and impactful lives.
In this episode of EmpowerTech, Iyari Cevallos speaks with Professor Christine Beveridge, 2025 Women in Technology Excellence in Research Award winner.
Christine discusses her work in plant developmental biology, particularly her long-standing research into shoot branching and the discovery of strigolactones. She explains how branching affects crop yield and why understanding plant architecture matters in agriculture.
The conversation also explores research leadership, collaboration across international scientific communities, navigating career challenges, and the importance of following what you genuinely enjoy doing.
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- EmpowerTech Podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify
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