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Dr George Joun is investigating cancer drug resistance to chemotherapy and why some cells survive therapeutics. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Vote in our 2024 People's Choice Awards - which was your favourite episode? In this series you'll hear our early - mid-career researchers (EMCRs) tell the story behind their recent publication. They will discuss what they've found, why their findings are important and the challenges they've encountered. In less than fifteen minutes, we'll explore the inspiring contributions of our talented young researchers and how they are “making and shaping the future of health.” Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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What is Research Bytes about?
Vote in our 2024 People's Choice Awards - which was your favourite episode? In this series you'll hear our early - mid-career researchers (EMCRs) tell the story behind their recent publication. They will discuss what they've found, why their findings are important and the challenges they've encountered.
What has Research Bytes covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Investigating cancer cell survival with Dr George Joun" (1 July 2026, 9 minutes), "Improving heart screening for woment in sport with Dr Jessica Orchard" (1 July 2026, 12 minutes), and "Inside blood pressure monitoring with Dr Niamh Chapman" (1 July 2026, 15 minutes).
How often does Research Bytes publish?
Research Bytes publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 11 minutes across 27 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Research Bytes?
Booking probability for Research Bytes is 39%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Research Bytes requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Research Bytes's contact route on record: verified email.
Who should pitch Research Bytes?
The strongest fits for Research Bytes are Scientific Research & Development. Research Bytes has a health audience.
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Research Bytes is a health podcast with 27 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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Jul 1, 202612 minS3Why do female athletes record more abnormal ECGs despite a lower risk of sudden cardiac death? Jessica Orchard's research identified a common ECG finding that’s helping shape new international guidelines. Hosted on...
Jul 1, 202615 minS3What’s the right way to measure blood pressure, and why does it matter so much? Dr Niamh Chapman joins us to unpack the do’s and don’ts of home blood pressure monitoring, and how consistent methods can transform...
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Dry eye disease with Dr Himal Kande
Jul 1, 20269 minS3Dr Himal Kandel reveals why dry eye disease is a major public health issue, and what patients really experience. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Mar 13, 20269 minS3Dr Lucy Grummit from the Matilda Centre discusses her research on the lasting mental health impacts of childhood maltreatment, including how early experiences of abuse and neglect contribute to depression, substance use...
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Feb 19, 202610 minS3Dr Tiffany Li is tackling one of cancer treatment’s most overlooked challenges: nerve damage caused by chemotherapy. Tiffany’s work focuses on how patient-reported experiences can inform and improve diagnosis.<p >...
Feb 19, 202610 minS2Have you ever wondered how cancer cells die after radiation therapy? Dr Szmyd’s research findings reveal a surprising twist and what that could mean for future treatments.<p > Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for...
Sep 5, 202511 minS2Dr Nunki Hassan was just 10 years old when her passion for science was sparked by Bill Nye the Science Guy and The Magic School Bus. Today, she’s turning that early curiosity into pioneering research, exploring new...
Aug 4, 202511 minS2Dr Archita Mishra is profiling the microbiome of preterm and term babies across populations, focusing on how generational shifts are shaping the microbiomes of future generations.<p > Hosted on Acast. See...
Jul 10, 202511 minS2Dr Kylie Hunter’s career took a few unexpected turns before landing in the world of clinical trials. Today, she’s transforming infant care and uncovering hidden data anomalies with cutting-edge meta-analysis.<p > Hosted...
Jun 2, 202511 minS2<p>Dr Jenna Smith explores the communication older people receive around cancer screening and how it shapes their decisions. Her research reveals a key information gap for older women approaching the upper age limit for...
Apr 30, 202510 minS2Dr Susan Yuill joined the Cancer Council NSW as a systematic reviewer, contributing to the evidence base that supported the transition from two-yearly Pap smears to five-yearly HPV testing. She is now undertaking a PhD...
Mar 31, 202510 minS2<p>Dr Nigel Maher from Sydney Medical School is using AI related tools to help better diagnose and manage melanocytic tumours. Dr Maher was also the runner up in the 2024 Asia Pacific 3 Minute Thesis competition. Listen...
Mar 5, 202511 minS2<p>Dr Binh Nguyen from the School of Public Health is examining the long term patterns of physical activity and how these effect the health of midlife women. Find out more about how quality of life measures a person's...
Jan 30, 202511 minS2<p>Part of an international team across Southern Africa, Botswana, South Africa and the UK, Dr Pamela Soh is finding out if the risk for prostate cancer is different between European and West African populations. Listen...
Dec 9, 202414 minS1<p>Dr James Kang left research at one stage to work at Westpac, but a tap on the shoulder brought him back and he’s now doing some great work on the development of chronic pain and the brain’s response to nerve injury...
Nov 25, 202410 minS1Dr Mouna Sawan from Sydney Pharmacy School is helping to streamline the hospital discharge process for patients with dementia. Tune in to her conversation with Executive Dean Professor Robyn Ward AM FAHMS. Read her...
Oct 7, 202410 minS1Can we improve how we assist with bereavement in healthcare settings? Sydney Nursing School’s Dr Melissa Riegel, discusses her research on this topic in Intensive Care Units, with Executive Dean Professor Robyn Ward AM...
Sep 8, 202416 minS1Chandana Guha is a University of Sydney early-career researcher. Her journey into research was inspired by caring for her daughter, who has kidney disease. In this latest episode of Research Bytes she discusses how her...
Episode #6
Dr Qingwei Luo
Jul 1, 202410 minS1Dr Qingwei Luo shares her fascinating statistical modelling of large scale health data, projecting cancer rates in Australia over the next 2 decades. Her findings published in Lancet journal could improve our health...
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