Last week, the snow in our backyard thawed, and out of the ground came a host of pesky bugs. For Jacqueline Lebenzon, that is research fodder! She studies a species of beetle - the Colorado potato beetle - because their extraordinary winter survival tactic could hold the cellular key to battling aging. Tune in with Roger and Nav.
You can follow Jackie's science and art at jackielebenzon.com and on Twitter @JackieLebz
Hosts: Rogen Hudson and Navneeth Mohen
Produced by Susan Anthony
430 | Weird Flex but OK!
431 | GradCast’s very own Dr. Laura swims off into the sunset
429 | Libraries and Racial Inequity
428 | Carrots and Dangerous Sticks: Ancient History of the Qin State
427 | Sports, Storytelling, and the Deaf Community
426 | Library Lovers
425 | A Course, of Course
424 | Leaking Live, Way Back When
#GradLifeXIX - Shelves, Catalogues, and Stacks: the role of libraries in our lives
#JarringQuestions2: Carly, Charan, and Jordan
#JarringQuestions1: Scott, Amalie, and Elizabeth
423 | To Vee or Not to Vee: Phonology and Phonetics
422 | Milkshakes and Touchscreens and Mice (oh my!)
421 | A Soft-Rock Hard-Core Encore
420 | Super Suberin and Franken-Potatoes
419 | We’ve Got Your Back (Pain)
418 | VP Advocacy: Consultation, Collaboration, and Empowerment
Special Episode: 5 Second Interviews at Science Rendezvous
417 | Noncoding DNA: Unraveling Hidden Biological Functions
416 | Multilingual Marvels: Unraveling London’s Information Practices
Create your
podcast in
minutes
It is Free
Navigating Life After 40
Teaching Learning Leading K-12
Regenerative Skills
The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
The Mel Robbins Podcast