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Welcome to LifeSciences and ScienceLife, the podcast from the University of Vienna’s Doctoral School of Pharmaceutical, Nutritional, and Sport Sciences! Get ready to join our team of PhDs on a journey through current research topics and the PhD experience. Expect friendly discussions on everything from breakthroughs and wins to the challenges of academic life. Whether you're a budding researcher or simply curious about the academic world, mark your calendar for our episodes every third Thursday of the month. Don't forget to follow us on social media for updates on upcoming episodes!
Unknown Host hosts LifeSciences ScienceLife, a science show with 20 episodes published.
More education. Less misinformation. In this episode, Hari (University of Vienna), Katarzyna (University of Warsaw) and Jana (Charles University) discuss how social media, which many of us use daily, can mislead us when
Does gender have any impact on prevention and treatment? Laureta Gashi shares her PhD project, which investigates Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) from a sex-specific perspective. The conversation introduces AUD in accessible
Mechanisms of resistance and challenges in drug development Why are bacteria evolving faster than our antibiotics? Antimicrobial resistance represents one of the most complex challenges at the intersection of microbiolog
Impact of nutrition on exercise induced oxidative stress and recovery Markus, a PhD candidate in Sport Science at the University of Vienna, introduces in this podcast his newly developed high-intensity interval training
Three PhD journeys Doing a PhD is often described as a journey - one filled with curiosity, persistence, and plenty of unexpected turns. In this episode, our team opens up about their personal PhD experiences: field of r
Unravelling the protein landscape Dr. Feng, a postdoctoral researcher in the Division of Pharmacology and Toxicology at the University of Vienna, starts the conversation by providing an overview of the Human Genome Proje
Human movements in silico This episode offers an engaging introduction to the future of sport science: musculoskeletal modelling. It’s where the labs and computers come together to shape how we understand, train and care
Beyond the p-value: Why Null Findings Still Matter Null results are often overlooked in academic publishing, yet they play a critical role in advancing science with honesty and integrity. In this episode, we sit down wit
Towards a fulfilling professional life. Making career choices can be exciting at the same time challenging. It is often a self-realisation process that promises fulfilment and professional growth. In this episode, we sit
Visiting another lab to learn and flourish Step into the world of international research with Bogi, a PhD student at the University of Pécs, as she recounts her three-month mobility experience at the University of Vienna
Challenges and joys of moving to a foreign country to do a PhD Are you thinking of moving to a distant country to do your doctorate, or have you already done so? Does it feel like it's all new and even though you've prep
How to keep your body healthy as you age Are you curious about how ageing works at a molecular level? Do you want to know how our bodies defend themselves against stress? Then tune in to this episode, where we interviewe
Differences between research done in academia and industry Have you ever wondered what you want to do after finishing your PhD? Are you having a hard time choosing between industry and academia because you still need mor
Career choices after PhD completion Are you wondering what your life will look like once you’ve finished your PhD? What opportunities await you out there? When should you start preparing for the next steps in your life?
Healthy life with different dietary patterns In this episode, we talk with Catharina Candussi, a PhD student in Nutritional Sciences, about her research on plant-based diets and their impact on health. With 5% of Europea
Explore the journey to more effective cancer treatment. Don't miss this fascinating discussion with Irem Duman, a PhD student in Pharmaceutical Sciences at the University of Vienna, to find out how cutting-edge technolog
Challenges in drug design and the use of AI to make it more efficient. In this episode, Christian Fellingerand Andrea Cabrera, both PhD students in Pharmaceutical Chemistry in the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, j
Conducting a study in the field of exercise rehabilitation. In episode 2, Johanna Sick gives an insight into the field of exercise therapy and shares her personal experience of planning and running a human trial. Now in
Bioplastics impact on health. In this episode we interviewed Sarah Stellnberger, a 2nd year PhD student, about her research project on the cellular effects of bioplastics and their implications for human health and envir
Join us and listen! Listen to our PhD students in pharmaceutical, nutritional and sport sciences discussing their latest research experiences and follow them on their journey through PhD life. Whether you're a budding re
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