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Welcome to The WAARC Web , the official podcast channel of the WA Agricultural Research Collaboration. Enabling open, honest, inclusive and impactful collaboration - this is your gateway to the conversations shaping the future of the agrifood sector in Western Australia.
WA Agricultural Research Collaboration hosts The WAARC Web, a science show with 15 episodes published.
Guest: Rakshith Gowda Host: Mahnaz Afsar In the final episode of Season 2 of Cultivating the Future, Mahnaz Afsar speaks with Rakshith Gowda, a PhD researcher in crop genetics and pre-breeding, about the race to develop
Guest: Ben Camer-Pesci Host: Tarkjot Kaur In this episode of Cultivating the Future, host Tarkjot Kaur turns the microphone around to interview fellow Murdoch University PhD student Ben Camer-Pesci, exploring the interdi
Guest: Tarkjot Kaur Host: Ben Camer-Pesci In this episode of Cultivating the Future, Ben Camer-Pesci speaks with Tarkjot Kaur, a PhD student at Murdoch University, about advancing grain yield potential in barley and oats
Guest: Mohitul Hossain Host: Celia Spyridaki In this episode of Cultivating the Future, Celia Spyridaki speaks with Mohitul Hossain, a PhD student at the Centre for Crop and Disease Management (CCDM) at Curtin University
Guest: Chris Reed Host: Ali Zahid In this episode of Cultivating the Future, Ali Zahid sits down with Chris Reed, a first-year PhD candidate and WAARC Scholar based at Murdoch University’s Western Crop Genetics Alliance.
Guest: Yunlong Huo Host: Angelia Tanu In this episode of Cultivating the Future , Angelia Tanu sits down with Yunlong Huo, a PhD candidate at Murdoch University , to explore his journey from industry back into research.
Guest: Angelia Tanu Host: Yunlong Huo In this episode of Cultivating the Future, Yunlong Huo chats with Angelia Tanu. Angelia is a CSIRO and The University of Western Australia (UWA) PhD student whose journey into agricu
Guest: Ali Zahid Host: Chris Reed In this episode of Cultivating the Future, Chris Reed chats with Ali Zahid. Originally from Pakistan, Ali is a PhD student at Murdoch University where he is looking into the training of
Guest: Saira Azmat Host: Montana Baddeley In this episode of Cultivating the Future, Montana Baddeley chats with Saira Azmat , who grew up in Pakistan and completed her early education and Masters there before moving to
Guest: Ruby Wiese Host: Hitashi Aggarwal In this episode of Cultivating the Future, Hitashi Aggarwal chats with Ruby Wiese, who grew up on a cropping and livestock farm near Narrogin, WA, and is now completing her PhD in
Guest: Huyen Pham Host: Georgia Welsh In this episode of Cultivating the Future, Georgia Welsh sits down with Huyen Pham, a passionate agricultural researcher originally from Vietnam. Now in the third year of her PhD at
Guest: Montana Baddeley Host: Roberto Lujan Rocha In this episode of Cultivating the Future, Roberto Lujan Rocha speaks with Montana Baddeley, a PhD student at The University of Western Australia. Originally from Geraldt
Guest: Hitashi Aggarwal Host: Ruby Wiese In this episode of Cultivating the Future, Ruby Wiese speaks with Hitashi Aggarwal, a PhD student at Murdoch University with roots in the agricultural heartland of Punjab, India.
Guest: Georgia Welsh Host: Huyen Pham In this episode of Cultivating the Future, Huyen Pham chats with Georgia Welsh, a 26-year-old animal production scientist and PhD candidate at Murdoch University. Georgia shares her
Guest: Roberto Lujan Rocha Host: Montana Baddeley Welcome to Cultivating the Future, a podcast where participants in the WA Agricultural Research Collaboration’s Postgraduate Research Scholarship Program take turns behin
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