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UWA Biomedical Sciences graduate Lotte shares how stumbling upon the UWA tropical grove inspired her 'forest bathing' meditation podcast.
UWA Biomedical Sciences graduate Lotte shares how stumbling upon the UWA tropical grove inspired her 'forest bathing' meditation podcast.
In this episode, Biomedical Science and SciComm student Felice shares how Australia's unique biodiversity inspired her podcast about triggerplants.
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"Podcasting is in a different lane to other forms of science communication." - Rose Kerr
"We're all part of this science community and we all have something to contribute to the mix." - Ann Grand
"I thought, gee, this might be the most important thing I ever do in my career." - Professor Neil Gemmell
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