Hosted by Susan Keatley · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 57 episodes
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Welcome to Science Fare! In this show, scientist and writer Susan Keatley talks with scientists about their latest research, and draws connections between the research and high school science learning standards. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Susan Keatley hosts Science Fare, a science show with 57 episodes published.
Science teacher extraordinaire Carla Guarraia,who teaches at The Park School of Baltimore and is also the chair of the Upper School Science Department, tells us about her path to pursuing science and then science teachin
In this mini episode, we hear from science teacher extraordinaire Carla Guarraia who teaches at The Park School of Baltimore and is also the chair of the Upper School Science Department. Carla tells us about an innovativ
Astrobiologist Sean Jordan (Dublin City University) talks about his path to becoming a scientist studying the origins of life, some of big questions scientists grapple with when looking for chemical and biological signs
In this mini episode, astrobiologist Sean Jordan (Dublin City University) talks about his lab’s work on lipids and the origins of cell membranes. While the earliest cell membranes, aka protocell membranes, were quite dif
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Please click below to fill out the survey for this episode: Science Fare Podcast Feedback Form Science Fare Podcast website In this mini episode, host Susan Keatley gives an overview of what happens in meiosis and
Please click below to fill out the survey for this episode: Science Fare Podcast Feedback Form And, check out the Science Fare Podcast website ! Our guest today is Jan Drgona, who joins us today from Johns Hopkins
Please click below to fill out the survey for this episode: Science Fare Podcast Feedback Form Science Fare Podcast website Our guest today is Jan Drgona, who joins us today from Johns Hopkins University. Ja
Please click below to fill out the survey for this episode: Science Fare Podcast Feedback Form And, check out the Science Fare Podcast website ! In this full-length interview, Baltimore City police officer and educ
Our guest today is Tris Hann, and we are doing something new on this episode — Tris is not actually a scientist, but, he is a Baltimore City police officer! The reason he is on the show is because police officers use phy
Please click below to fill out the survey for this episode: Science Fare Podcast Feedback Form And, check out the Science Fare Podcast website ! Dr. Elizabeth Catania is a neuroscience researcher, assistant profess
Please click below to fill out the survey for this episode: Science Fare Podcast Feedback Form Science Fare Podcast website Dr. Elizabeth Catania is a neuroscience researcher, assistant professor, Director of Unde
Welcome to Science Fare, Season 4! Episodes every Monday, Feb - May 2026. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Pat Brown talks about his path to becoming a physician and scientist, the importance of a bench-to-bedside- back -to-bench approach in drug development, and targeted cancer therapy. Using his work in leukemia as an examp
Pat Brown is a Senior Clinical Trial Physician in Hematology Clinical Development at the pharmaceutical company Bristol Myers Squibb. (For listeners who aren't familiar with the word hematology, it means the study of blo
Please click below to fill out the survey for this episode: Science Fare Podcast Feedback Form Our guests today are Sam and Meg Lubner. They are cancer doctors, and they are married! Sam is a hematologist and oncologist
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Science Fare is hosted by Susan Keatley. The show is categorised under science (education) and has published 57 episodes.
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