In the relaunch of our podcast, we bring you an interview with Dal’s latest Rhodes Scholar, Sierra Sparks. Engineering student Sierra talks about her hard work getting the scholarship, leadership that inspires women and changing the world. We’ve also changed our name to “Behind the Story” and we’ll be uploading this to our Youtube channel to include captioning.
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In this episode, we talk to Dr. Katja Fennel. She’s an oceanographer, Killam Professor, and chair of the Oceanography department here at Dal.
Dr. Fennel’s research involves the development of physical-biogeochemical models, which are tools that can help us better understand and predict the state of the ocean as the climate changes. Dr. Fennel uses her education in mathematics to build these extremely complex predictive models with her team. They’re currently contributing to the biogeochemical expansion of the global Argo platform, BGC-Argo, and anticipate launching 40 autonomous vehicles in the coming years to collect the comprehensive data needed to inform these models.
This episode covers Dr. Fennel’s experience growing up behind the Iron Curtain in East Germany, her path to oceanography, and the challenges involved in modelling dynamic ocean environments.
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Sciographies is brought to you by Dalhousie University’s Faculty of Science and campus-community radio station CKDU 88.1 FM in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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Why does it cost over a hundred dollars to get a ticket? In this episode, we have, Mazen Brisha, VP of DSU, explaining how the student union works.
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Welcome to Walking Gottingen. An immersive audio experience.
In order to begin the sound walk, you should be standing at the intersection of Gottingen and Cornwallis on the right-hand side of the street (HINT; near the North End Community Health Centre)
This project was created by Jayde Tynes, Francella Fiallos and Sarah Poko. Thank you to the community members who have shared their voice through this project so that you can have a memorable experience today.
We would also like to acknowledge our funders the Inspirit Foundation and Halifax Community Investment Fund. As well as our partners the North End Community Health Centre, Mayworks Festival and CKDU.
Enjoy your stroll down memory lane!
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Welcome back to the Women in Music Atlantic chapter podcast – Spring Sessions. Today is our last episode! over the last 4 months, we have talked to six incredible musicians, performers, and music industry professionals and today is no different I’m chatting with Breagh Isabelle and Laura Roy! Breagh is a songwriter, performer and producer living in Nova Scotia and Laura Roy is a songwriter and performer from Canning NS, now living in the UK.
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Meet Theresa Gaughan! A 3rd year PhD Health Student in the Laboratory for Brain Recovery and Function. In this episode we chat about Theresa’s journey through research and cover topics on action observation, motor imagery, and errors. What is the difference between action observation and motor imagery? Can we make errors during motor imagery practice? We also throw it back to old email addresses and Juliet’s exciting dance journey.
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