December 19, 2019
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43:53Now PlayingSheryl talks with Madison Sankovitz (@MSankovitz on Twitter) about her research on social insects, multi-queen ant colonies, and soil turbation. We also talk about her journey from being an engineer to being an entomologist, science communication, what makes a good mentor, and her love of raising chickens.
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!
Photo credits: ComSciCon and Madison Sankovitz
Music by: 12Tone
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