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How AI for Researchers Training Landed This Agronomist a $360,000 Grant

See how Dr. Fabio Arsego used AI training to secure a $360k grant and transform his career in precision agriculture. Learn to make AI your research collaborator.

Dr. Tullio Rossi

5 days ago3 min read

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Making the absolute worst 3MT presentation (and how to learn from it)

We’re breaking down the most common presentation fails, from unreadable slides to nervous swaying. Learn how to ditch the jargon and hook your audience in the first 10 seconds.

Dr. Fanie van Rooyen

Mar 255 min read

From papers to real-world change: A conversation with Dr Helena Villela about tangible research impact

Are you confusing impact factor with societal benefit? Dr. Helena Villela explains how to bridge the gap between the lab and the real world.

Dr. Tullio Rossi

Mar 117 min read

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When art and science dance - interviewing an artist-in-residence at NYU Abu Dhabi’s genomics centre

Explore our latest interview with sound artist Sam Nester and Dr. Enas Qudeimat as they discuss the Artist-in-Residence program at NYU Abu Dhabi. From "sonifying" DNA to recording the hidden acoustic world of coral reefs, discover how this unique collaboration is giving the natural world a new voice.

Dr. Fanie van Rooyen

Feb 2511 min read