It’s been a long time coming. With so many notable guests coming through our doors, it would be a shame to keep all that knowledge just to ourselves. The i3S Library Talks podcast is a collection of episodes offering a unique perspective on what it is to be a researcher. Covering various scientific disciplines, our guests speak of choices, influences, serendipity and adversity, and all other aspects that make up life and career. Discover a new story meshing lab and life every week and, perhaps, find the inspiration for your own endeavors. __ Ao longo dos anos, temos recebido tantos convidados conceituados que seria uma pena continuar a guardar tantas experiências e conhecimento só para nós. Resultado deste desejo de partilha, o podcast “i3S Library Talks” reúne uma série de conversas que oferecem uma perspetiva singular do que é ser investigador. Abrangendo as mais variadas disciplinas científicas, os convidados falam de escolhas, influências, casualidades e adversidades, e de todos os fatores decisivos na construção de um percurso pessoal e profissional. Todas as semanas, descubra uma nova história que cruza vida e laboratório e talvez encontre a inspiração de que precisa para seguir os seus próprios projetos.

Últimos episódios do podcast i3S Library Talks

• Yves Barral, Super Asymmetry | i3S Library Talks, Ep29
• William Agace, For the love of Science | i3S Library Talks, Ep28
• Dan Peer, The science juggler | i3S Library Talks Ep27
• Jonathan West, The allure of the microworld | i3S Library Talks Ep26
• Andreas Wack, Flu season | i3S Library Talks Ep25
• Nuno Camboa, How to mend a diseased heart | i3s Library Talks Ep24
• Elias Barriga, Cells on the move | i3s Library Talks Ep23
• Javier Rojo, Tinkering with the immune system | i3s Library Talks Ep22
• Beth Weaver, Aneuploidy giveth and taketh away | i3s Library Talks, Ep21
• Barbara Papadopoulou, Researcher with a cause | i3S Library Talks
 Ep20
• Duncan Wilson, Tracking fungus | i3S Library Talks Ep 19
• Richard Mayeux, The fault in our brains | i3S Library Talks Ep18
• Thomas Schrader, The joy of science | i3S Library Talks Ep17
• Stefano Santaguida, Course deviations | i3S Library Talks Ep16
• Roger Le Grand, Transmission protocol | i3S Library Talks Ep15
• Marc Ouellette, Resistance is futile | i3S Library Talks Ep14
• Marika Nestor, Just what the doctor ordered | i3S Library Talks | Ep 13
• Pauli Kallio, Bacteria to the rescue | i3S Library Talks, Ep12
• Christine Mayr | i3S Library Talks | Ep 11
• João Matos, Meiosis: the right kind of segregation | i3S Library Talks Ep10
• Luca Magnani | i3S Library Talks | Ep 9
• Matthew Martin | i3S Library Talks | Ep 8
• Dimitris Liakopoulos, Setting the mitotic spindle straight | i3S Library Talks Ep07
• Stephen Richardson, Popular mechanics for tissues: engineering edition | i3S Library Talks Ep06
• Sarah McClelland | i3S Library Talks | Ep 5
• Moustapha Kassem | i3S Library Talks | Ep 4
• Kent Søe | i3S Library Talks | Ep 3
• Ivo Boneca, The cell wall and the secrets it hides | i3S Library Talks, Ep02
• Nate Goehring, A cell polarity network | i3S Library Talks, Ep01