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About Nyuroscientist

I am a singing scientist: I sing in the laboratory and contemplate science in the shower.

I started as an immunologist and am now an enthusiastic science communicator and educator. I teach STEM students how to communicate their research or complex scientific information, and also share science myself with a broad range of audiences - often while singing and dancing. I regularly engage with mentoring and outreach programs to share science online, in print publications, on radio, and in schools across Australia and beyond.

In addition to my work, I am an advocate for diversity and inclusion in STEM. I am passionate about lifting up women and non-binary people in science, creating opportunities for rural & regional students, and support LGBTQIA+ students and workers in STEMM.

Songs written for Scienceworks

Scientific Earworms

Songs by the "Singing Scientist"

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Solving COVID-19

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Solving COVID-19
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Solving COVID-19

Solving COVID-19

02:28
A Taxonomy Song (King Phillip Claps Often For Good Science)

A Taxonomy Song (King Phillip Claps Often For Good Science)

02:14
I am who I am (and that's ok)

I am who I am (and that's ok)

04:11
States of Matter

States of Matter

04:28
Day and Night

Day and Night

03:02
Seasons

Seasons

02:39
Journey in the Solar System

Journey in the Solar System

02:35
Mask Up!

Mask Up!

02:48
SARS-CoV-2: Looking for every clue

SARS-CoV-2: Looking for every clue

03:09
Central Dogma (DNA - RNA - Protein)

Central Dogma (DNA - RNA - Protein)

04:27
NKTs for Immunity

NKTs for Immunity

04:19
Everything's better with your MAITs

Everything's better with your MAITs

03:04
Poos Blues - A Journey of Digestion

Poos Blues - A Journey of Digestion

01:46
As You Are

As You Are

03:13
Mother Dearest

Mother Dearest

03:24

Science Queeries on JOY

Science Queeries brings the joy and curiosity of science. The show will explore scientific topics, from the ever-expanding, massive cosmos to microscopic cells in our bodies. Each episode features explanations of scientific concepts we’ve all heard of but may not know too much about, interviews with local LGBTQIA+ scientists, and listener questions, creating a welcoming space for the JOY community to learn about and engage with science in a meaningful way. 

The show is broadcast on Tuesdays from 6-7pm on JOY 94.9 (FM). 

Listen to previous episodes at https://joy.org.au/sciencequeeries/ or wherever you listen to podcasts. 

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