In this episode, I interview Dr Kelsey Byers - @plantpollinator.bsky.social.

It was a joy to record and I hope you enjoy listening to this edit focusing on disability, advocacy, and research into pollinators and floral scents.

🐝 Norfolk bees!

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Many neurodivergent people and people with invisible disabilities choose not to disclose to their employers or colleagues.

John, a pseudonym, talks about why he has chosen not to talk about his neurodivergence at work in the most recent episode of the podcast.

In this episode I interview John, a neurodivergent validation engineer.

Listen to hear about biopharmaceutical production, building a career in industry, and choosing not to disclose autism or ADHD in the workplace.

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If you enjoyed listening to Dr Katherine Deane and want to hear more about what she's working on... ⬇️

Hear Katherine speak about it herself here:

Whether you're in a wet lab or work with a computer most of the day, buying new equipment, communicating your work with the public, or organising a conference: there's something for you in these guidelines. #DisabledInStem

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Access Ambassador, Dr Katherine Deane, has pushed to make the University of East Anglia possibly one of the most accessible campuses in the world, has created comprehensive STEM access guidelines, and is developing accessibility assessments to promote higher access standards in STEM. #DisabledInStem

The first episode of the Disabled Scientists podcast has been released!

I interview Dr Katherine Deane, Associate Professor in Healthcare Research, about her role as Access Ambassador and the development of Lab Access Guidelines as a disabled researcher.

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