W.E.E. are BACK!

The Women in Ecology and Evolution Podcast is back for season 2! Kicking off 2022 (belatedly) with a super fun episode, so strap in for more great guests and conversations about science and academia, and beyond. My guest today is Sneha Dharwadkar, a wildlife biologist and herpetologist from India, and currently a PhD candidate - we talk about her journey into research, parachute science, and starting a PhD in your thirties, and during a pandemic. We're joined by Lucy Harding and Dagmar der Weduwen to recap the highs and lows of 2021 with the Rant and Rave Wheel! The first Paper in Focus of the year is from Kelly Wuthrich, on facultative crypsis in a lizard.

Paper in Focus: Rapid body color change provides lizards with facultative crypsis in the eyes of their avian predators

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Get in touch with me! Kirsty MacLeod, hello[at]theweepodcast.org

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Special episode! Cass Raby talks Twitter conferences (don't miss #AnimBehav2023!)

Special episode! Cass Raby talks Twitter conferences (don't miss #AnimBehav2023!)

We're back for a short special this January - I talk to Dr Cassandra Raby about a paper she led evaluating the first Animal Behaviour Twitter conference back in 2021. What perfect timing to discuss th...

15 Jan 202316min

Plants and Fossils and Primates Oh My!

Plants and Fossils and Primates Oh My!

In this episode I'm talking to Professor Nokwanda (Nox) Makunga about her fascinating research on medicinal plants and indigenous knowledge in the Cape region of South Africa. Today's paper in focus c...

6 Sep 202249min

Rejection is the Rule

Rejection is the Rule

Happy midsummer! Bringing you a cheerful episode - honest! - even though we broach a tough topic that we're all familiar with: rejection with a capital R. It seems like an unavoidable part of the acad...

22 Jun 202258min

The Case for Open Science

The Case for Open Science

Welcome back folks! My guest today is Dr Kate Laskowski, a behavioural ecologist and Amazon molly enthusiast - you will be the same once you've listened to our conversation about her research on indiv...

4 Mai 202255min

March Mammal Madness Special!

March Mammal Madness Special!

This month we are celebrating the 10th annual March Mammal Madness tournament! This fantastic and super fun initiative is a model for great science communication - and it was great to talk with founde...

8 Mar 202246min

Season One Finale!

Season One Finale!

A whole year and 15 episodes later... what a ride for the first season of the Women in Ecology and Evolution Podcast. Thanks for listening! More great stuff for you today. Dr Kristal Cain from the Uni...

16 Sep 202158min

Sharks, Seabirds, and Stylish Scientists! (What 2 Wear, W.E.E. Pod edition)

Sharks, Seabirds, and Stylish Scientists! (What 2 Wear, W.E.E. Pod edition)

It's a treat to be joined today by Sarah Fowler OBE to talk about her work with Sharks Trust UK and the Save our Seas Foundation, as well as her new book, a beautiful illustrated guide to Sharks of th...

29 Jul 202156min

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