February 22, 2018
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28:29Now PlayingSheryl interviews Dr. Hannah J. Penn, a post-doctoral researcher at Miami University. Hannah studies how landscape context affects the insects appearing in agricultural fields. She's specifically interested in ants, although her research also looks at other arthropods, including pests, in the agricultural landscape. We talk about how to catch earthworms and the magic of citation managers and Excel pivot tables.
The "Explain Yourself" series gives early-career biologists a chance to practice their science communication skills in a relaxed interview with Sheryl. Learn about their research and see that scientists come in all kinds! If you or someone you know would be an awesome guest on Explain Yourself, send us an email!
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