Inspiration Dissemination Trailer Bonus Episode 217 Season 1

Gross and slimy: How salmon shark barf can teach us about their foraging ecology

Gross and slimy: How salmon shark barf can teach us about their foraging ecologyGross and slimy: How salmon shark barf can teach us about their foraging ecology

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  4. The fourth of the Five Goliaths: Mercury poisoning

  5. Take a Deep Breath: Tracing the Carbon in our Air back to the Source

  6. The details are in the DNA

  7. How do you like them NAPLs?

  8. For the union makes us strong

  9. Straying from the stream: investigating the impacts of spring Chinook salmon hatchery fish on wild, origin fish

  10. Is Climate Change Making Gray Whales Picky Eaters?

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  12. From hooves to helicopters: the study of foot-and-mouth disease virus in African buffalo

  13. Sustainability and Decolonization of Doulas in the Healthcare Workforce

  14. Molecular Nutrition in Infants

  15. Translating Language and Transferring Knowledge

  16. Wind Farms and Fisheries

  17. Training the trainers who train the trainers of little humans

  18. Sniffing for science

  19. Hypoxic plankton

  20. Humpbacks in Mexico

  21. A surprise trip to the coldest continent on Earth!

  22. The Fiction in Poverty

  23. Artificial, Intelligent–Safe?

  24. Sim Like a Fish

  25. Exploding Cheeses and Microbes at Work

  26. Writing for Discovery

  27. My new neighbor might be a ghost (shrimp)

  28. The Memoir of El

  29. Taking Inspiration from Life: Short stories on why we believe what we believe

  30. Forever Chemicals: How can we better detect PFAS?

  31. The Lost Loggers: The Erasure and Exclusion of the Black Logging Community of Maxville, Oregon

  32. Bees Get Degrees

  33. Poopy predators: Assessing carnivore diet and population dynamics via non-invasive genetics

  34. Fighting for your French Fries

  35. Digging Deep: What on earth is there to learn from dirt?

  36. ChatGPT and Me

  37. Cheese and disease: how bacteria survive long term

  38. The noxious nucleocapsid

  39. The opposite of a pest: Bees, wasps and other beneficial bugs

  40. Nobody wants to eat bitter cheese

  41. Diving into the Unknown: Exploring the Role of Viruses in Coral Reef Health

  42. "Grouper Groupie": Studying Climate Change and the Nassau Grouper

  43. Finicky Fish: Investigating the impact of dams on the John Day White Sturgeon

  44. Robotic agents and coordination

  45. No Longer a Torrent of Salamanders

  46. Cell Repair for Muscular Dystrophy

  47. A Gut Feeling: Examining Whale Ecology Using Number-Two Genetics

  48. What to do with all the whey?

  49. Krypton-ice: what the noble gases tell us about the ancient climate

  50. LGBTQ+ health disparities and the impact of stress

  51. Lean, Mean, Bioinformatics Machine

  52. Environment and male turtles

  53. Smoky Beer (Halloween Episode)

  54. Stressed out corals

  55. What ice sheets can teach us about ancient ocean shorelines

  56. Warming waters, waning nutrition: energy and the oceanic food web

  57. Violence and Hyper Masculinity in Film

  58. Environmental Justice: what it is, and what to do about it

  59. From A(lgorithms) to Z(O-1 proteins): A Computer Scientist’s Journey into the Lab

  60. Our Energy System in Transition: Pushing The Grid Towards Zero Emissions

  61. The non-Ghostbusing Venkman: a virus that "eats" marine bacteria

  62. Spaghetti and Networks: Oodles of Nodes

  63. AI that benefits humans and humanity

  64. Horror in Fiction

  65. The rigamarole of RNA, ribosomes, and machine learning

  66. Red, Red, (smoky) Wine

  67. Special Episode: OSU alum raises $400k for trans advocacy groups

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  69. Special Episode: 10 Years of Inspiration Dissemination

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  71. Imaging nuclear fallout with a camera and a scintillating crystal

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  74. Home Economics as a Science

  75. Mighty (a)morphin’ Power Metals

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  77. Water Woes of the West

  78. COVID Conundrums

  79. Mini-Molecules and Mighty Ideas

  80. Two Ways of Killing Bacteria

  81. Healthcare, but in paper form

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  83. Fighting for Freedom in Oregon

  84. The Promise and Peril of New Plants on Oregon's Sand Dunes

  85. The Science Continues

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  89. Joaquin Rodriguez Special Series Covid-19: Finding Clarity and Calm During a Global Pandemic

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  92. Claire Couch Finding a place in policy: where do the scientists fit in?

  93. Linus Stoltz Working with Dungeness crab fishermen to get a ‘sense’ of low-oxygen conditions off the Oregon coast

  94. Nick Bira Not all robots are hard and made of metal...

  95. Alexandra Szarabajko Fitness for Life: Sport psychology and the motivations behind healthy lifestyles

  96. Sofiya Yusova Swimming with Salmon(ids)

  97. Winston Kennedy Work Your Body, Work Your Brain

  98. Amine Gaizi Robots! A Story of Engineering and Biology

  99. Nathan Justus Robots! A Story of Engineering and Biology

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  101. Alan Harrington Putting years and years of established theory to the test

  102. Bryan Lynn Finding the Tipping Point

  103. Allison Swartz You don’t look your age: pruning young forests to mimic old-growth forest

  104. Sam Harry Tsunami Surfing and the Giant Snot

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  112. Betsy Emery Forest Ecosystems and Society

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  115. Hankyu Kim A Bird’s Eye View: Hindsight and Foresight from Long Term Bird Surveys

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  128. Dawn Barlow Saving the Blue Whales of the South Taranaki Bight

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  176. Emily McLemore Willed Women: Studying Medieval Literature at OSU

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  186. Victoria Drexel History Repeated...but More Interesting

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  188. Madison Rodman A Very Hungry Caterpillar, a Very Tenacious Scientist

  189. Zolton Bair Magical Mushrooms, Mischievous Molds

  190. Joe Donovan An Examination of Pop Culture Icons

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  192. Vance Almquist Dirt: It’s under all of us!

  193. Thomas Stokely Horse Farms to Tree Farms: Studying the Relationship Between Land Management and Biodiversity

  194. Felipe Campos-Cerda Birds to Bacteria and Kickstarting Research Boundaries

  195. Aimee Massey Mosquito Soup in The Brazilian Rainforest

  196. Matt Slattery A Big Punch at the Smallest Scale

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