Check out the latest "I Am A Scientist" podcasts, which every week interviews a scientist about their research topic. Last week, I was a guest, and this week's guest is Jane Lawrence. She discusses two types of imaging techniques: real-time fMRI and fMRI of the spinal cord. Check it out!
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Thanks for that.
Do you know any other cool podcasts?
Hey!
That's my university. I can't believe I didn't know we had a program like this. Thanks, Shelley.
Cool! Good on ya for bein a guest, too. Ditto on the linx to other podcasts...
Not so sure on other podcasts, but i'll keep my ears open and post em when i hear of em.