Our guest for episode 8 is Professor Magda Cerdá, a Professor and Director of the Center for Opioid Epidemiology and Policy, at the Department of Population Health at NYU Grossman School of Medicine.MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit による

Our guest for episode 7 is Dr Pete Barbrook-Johnson, a Departmental Research Lecturer in the Economics of Environmental Change at the University of Oxford.MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit による

Our guest for episode 6 is Birgit Kopainsky, Professor in system dynamics at the University of Bergen, Norway.MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit による

Professor Petra Meier appeared on Episode 29 of the UofG Spotlight podcast to discuss her work on economic inequalities and health outcomes and the need for a system-wide view at tackling challenges of poverty, health and sustainability.College of Social Sciences による

Our guest for episode 5 is one of the founders of modern computational sociology, Nigel Gilbert.MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit による

Petra Meier speaks to Patricia L. Mabry - an interdisciplinary scientist who applies cutting edge methodologies to research questions in healthcare, science of science, tobacco control, and health disparities.MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit による

Petra Meier speaks to Robin Purshouse, who is a Professor of Decision Sciences at the University of Sheffield.MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit による

Petra Meier speaks to Brian Castellani who is a Professor of Sociology at Durham University.MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit による

Petra catches up with Professor Jo-An Occhipinti who is Head of the Systems Modelling, Simulation and Data Science at the Brain and Mind Centre, University of Sydney, Australia.MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit による

Chances are that your favourite university has a nice webpage boasting how competitive the university is in the international market. Indeed, education and research are markets. But what has changed when academia became more and more commodified, when universities commercialised and financialised? In this lecture, Hans Radder tells you all about it…

Science largely rests on the integrity of scientists and that is not always a secure foundation. For some, fraud and plagiarism are an irresitable tempation on your way to fame. In this lecture, Ruud Abma analyses the infamous case of the former psychologist Diederik Stapel and methodological problems in psychology more generally.…

If science is about facts, then scientist should be clear on their definition of what ‘facts’ are. This is what historian of science Trudy Dehue argues in this lecture.Bas Cornelissen による

Frank Miedema is one of the initiators of Science in Transition. This movement believes that the scientific system is in need of fundamental reform. So what is wrong with this system called 'science'? How to diagnose its symptoms and what is the cure?Bas Cornelissen による

How can you make complex scientific ideas understandable for the wider public — and for scientists themselves? In this first podcast, we turn to Bas Haring, a professor for the Public Understanding of Science at Leiden University. The crux, it seems, lies in finding the good metaphors.Bas Cornelissen による