Time: 39 minutes
“While I’ve always had this interest in science, I didn’t always feel like it was the most accessible or easily understandable, so I was really drawn to science communication.”
– Felice Ng
The Collective: Clare Boon, Holly Dear, Felice Ng, Emma Gill
Join The SciComm Collective’s Clare as she interviews Felice Ng, a UWA student pursuing a Bachelor of Biomedical Science in Pharmacology and Genetics, along with a Science Communication minor. In this episode, Felice shares how Australia’s unique biodiversity inspired her to make a podcast about Triggerplants (Stylidium spp.) as part of a bigger series called “Wildflower Walks.”
Note: The Department of Biodiversity, Conservation, and Attractions is mentioned for student assignment purposes only.
Episode Links
’Very rare’ trigger plants catapult pollen onto visiting insects in Western Australia by Leah McLennan and Arthur Muhl
Episode Credits
Guest: Felice Ng
Host: Clare Boon
Produced by: Clare Boon
Edited by: Holly Dear & Emma Gill
Show notes by: Felice Ng
Sponsored by: UWA Grand Challenges Make A Difference Impact Grant
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