We follow Nanette Cole and her crew—digital consciousnesses cloned without consent—as they fight for survival and freedom in a vast online universe controlled by 30 million players.

This episode explores:

• The science and ethics of cloning human consciousness from DNA

• Consent, autonomy, and digital imprisonment

• The risks of advanced VR and mind uploading

• What it truly means to be “real” in a virtual world

Dr. Bahijja also reflects on key takeaways from the entire season and invites listeners to continue the conversation while the podcast takes a short break.

This is the last live episode before Monday Science goes on pause...join us as we end the season!

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Join us as we unpack the science and ethics of this episode — from digital memory preservation and emotional manipulation to the societal consequences of controlling our past.

We explore questions like: Can revisiting pain help us heal, or does it deepen the wound? Who owns our memories once they’re uploaded? And what happens when grief is commodified?

We also reflect on:

• The risks and benefits of using tech for trauma processing

• The blurred line between therapy and surveillance

• The impact of nostalgia on mental health

As the episode builds to its haunting conclusion, we discuss the power of memory to shape identity and the moral implications of letting machines curate our most intimate experiences.

Whether you’re a science lover, an ethics enthusiast, or just a Black Mirror fan, this discussion will leave you questioning the future of healing — and the price of remembering.

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In this thought-provoking episode, Dr. Bahijja Raimi-Abraham speaks with Dr. Douglas Zytko, Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at Oakland University, about how virtual reality is reshaping the landscape of dating and relationships.

About the Episode

As virtual reality technology becomes more immersive and accessible, new forms of connection are emerging—especially in the realm of dating. This episode explores the rise of VR dating platforms, their similarities and differences compared to in-person interactions, and the psychological and social implications of falling in love in a digital space.

Together, Dr. Raimi-Abraham and Dr. Zytko examine the potential benefits—such as accessibility and safety—as well as the challenges, including questions about authenticity, consent, and emotional connection. Could virtual reality enhance our capacity to form meaningful relationships, or is something vital lost when touch and presence are replaced with code and avatars?

Tune in for a fascinating conversation at the intersection of technology, intimacy, and the future of human connection.

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In this live episode of Monday Science, Dr. Bahijja Raimi-Abraham dives into the third episode of Black Mirror Season 7, “Hotel Reverie,” starring Issa Rae. This episode blurs the line between simulated affection and human emotion, asking: What if the person you loved only existed in code?

Bahijja explores the emotional and ethical implications of falling in love with an AI, the limits of memory and agency in simulated consciousness, and the question of whether virtual intimacy can replace—or enhance—real-life relationships. Drawing connections to real-world examples like emotional AI companions, voice cloning in Hollywood, and the growing phenomenon of love in the metaverse, this conversation is both deeply human and technologically grounded.

💬 Topics explored:

• AI consciousness, memory, and emotional residue

• Virtual reality love stories and metaverse relationships

• The creative stagnation in film and science

• Ethical dilemmas of sentient AI and identity

• Real-world case studies: Replica, James Earl Jones’ AI voice, and Peter Scott-Morgan’s journey as a cyborg

Whether you’re a Black Mirror fan or just curious about the future of tech and human emotion, this episode will leave you reflecting on what it means to love, remember, and connect.

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In Part II of this conversation, Dr. Bahijja Raimi-Abraham interviews Professor Joseph Devlin (Joe) on various topics related to psychology and consumer behavior. They discuss Joe's research on the relationship between male genitalia size perception and interest in high-end sports cars, the concept of addressable TV advertising, and the impact of extreme experiences on creativity. They also debunk common brain myths, such as the idea that we only use 10% of our brain and the notion of being left-brained or right-brained. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of understanding human behavior and the role it plays in various aspects of life.🚀 Stay connected: Subscribe, follow, comment, and leave a review.

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This conversation goes beyond fiction, inviting listeners to reflect on real-world themes of truth, identity, and trauma. Through a mix of science, lived experience, and pop culture, the episode examines how memory can be shaped—and sometimes distorted—by both our past and the technologies around us.

🔍 Topics covered include:

• The Mandela Effect and collective false memories

• Quantum computing and its influence on perception

• Revenge, trauma, and accountability

• Microaggressions and workplace dynamics

• News narratives and memory manipulation

• What defines reality—and who controls it?

💡 Takeaways:

• The fragile nature of truth is shaped by culture and technology

• Memory isn’t fixed—and can be manipulated

• Childhood experiences can leave lasting psychological effects

• Power, identity, and perception are deeply intertwined

📚 Whether you're into neuroscience, ethics, tech, or just love Black Mirror, this episode will challenge your perspective and expand your thinking.

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In the first of two episodes, Dr. Bahijja Raimi-Abraham interviews Professor Joseph Devlin about his work in consumer neuroscience and neuromarketing. They discuss the importance of understanding consumer behaviour and the ethical considerations surrounding data collection and use. They also touch on the topic of masculinity and its influence on consumer behaviour.

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This week, we dive into Episode 1 – "Common People", a powerful commentary on healthcare, corporate greed, and consciousness.

From chaotic lighting mishaps to deep reflections on subscription-based medicine, Dr Bahijja explores the disturbing implications of Rivermind—a fictional tech company offering life-saving brain implants... for a fee.

Topics include:

• 🧠 Brain-computer interfaces and mind uploading

• 🧾 Subscription-based healthcare models

• 📺 Neuromarketing and ads delivered directly to the brain

• 🧍‍♀️ What happens when human dignity is commodified

With personal anecdotes, tech news updates, and a healthy dose of laughter, this episode blends sci-fi with real-life science in true Monday Science style.

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After years of pre-recorded episodes, we’re shaking things up. Starting in May, Monday Science Live will bring unfiltered, interactive science conversations to your screens. Expect all the things you love—science, tech, and deep dives into topics like Marvel and Black Mirror—but now with YOU in the conversation. 🧠✨

In this special update episode, Dr. Bahijja shares what’s coming, why it’s happening now, and how you can get involved. From sending in questions to joining the live shows, this is your official invitation to be part of something new.

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In this episode of Monday Science, Dr. Bahijja Raimi-Abraham speaks with Professor Nicole Letourneau, a leading expert in parenting and child development. Together, they explore how scientific research can guide parenting practices, the importance of reflective function in understanding children’s needs, and why social support is essential for families.

They dive into parenting styles, the impact of intergenerational trauma, and how real-world research can improve mental health outcomes for both parents and children. Whether you’re a parent, future parent, or just curious about how early childhood environments shape us, this episode is filled with insight.

🧠 Soundbites
"Kids are resilient, but at what cost?"
"Parents should recognize their power."
"Parenting is a demanding task."

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In this episode of Monday Science, Dr. Bahijja Raimi-Abraham speaks to Sandile Matetwa, a PhD researcher at the University of Cambridge, about how her experiences growing up in Zimbabwe during power cuts shaped her passion for renewable energy—and how she's using science to fuel change.

They explore Sandile’s research into hydrogen as a clean energy source, the importance of STEM representation, and the challenges of pursuing a PhD as a young mother and international student. Plus, Sandile shares her work as co-founder of the Africans in STEM Initiative and the founder of Simuka Arise, an empowerment organisation for women and single mothers.

🎧 Have you ever thought about how science can solve local problems? Or how personal challenges can spark groundbreaking research?

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They explore the real effects of sleep deprivation, how light exposure impacts sleep quality, whether night owls can truly thrive, and why sleep is crucial for overall health—including its surprising link to diabetes. Plus, Professor Vu shares his thoughts on what it means to be a scientist and why he’s happiest after a good night’s sleep!

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In this jam-packed episode, Dr. Bahijja Raimi-Abraham covers:
🚀 NASA's astronaut rescue mission – How a Boeing Starliner failure left astronauts stranded in space, and how SpaceX saved the day.
🧬 AI breakthrough in cancer research – Meet Niche Compass, an open-source AI tool that maps cellular interactions, paving the way for personalized medicine and deeper cancer insights.
🎓 Career Dilemma: Life after a PhD – A listener asks, "What skills should I develop to enhance my employability outside academia?" Dr. Bahijja shares practical advice on transferable skills, upskilling, and career transitions.
📺 Black Mirror Season 7 Hype – Why Dr. Bahijja is beyond excited and contemplating a six-episode Black Mirror podcast special.

✨ Plus, true crime, social media paranoia, and reflections on being on secondment in Nigeria!

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In this episode...Dr Bahijja discusses some of the challenges with grant writing...

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In this episode of Monday Science, Dr. Bahijja Raimi-Abraham welcomes Professor Thanh Dang Vu, a neurologist and sleep researcher, to explore the fascinating relationship between sleep and physical activity.

Professor Vu shares insights from his research on how exercise enhances sleep quality and supports brain function. They discuss the optimal time to work out for better rest, the science behind napping after learning, and how sleep disorders like insomnia and hypersomnia impact daily life. Plus, they dive into the role of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) in managing sleep disturbances and the effectiveness of different treatment approaches.

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In Part II of this conversation, Dr. Bahijja Raimi-Abraham interviews Professor Joseph Devlin (Joe) on various topics related to psychology and consumer behavior. They discuss Joe's research on the relationship between male genitalia size perception and interest in high-end sports cars, the concept of addressable TV advertising, and the impact of extreme experiences on creativity. They also debunk common brain myths, such as the idea that we only use 10% of our brain and the notion of being left-brained or right-brained. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of understanding human behavior and the role it plays in various aspects of life.Takeaways

• Perception of male genitalia size can influence interest in high-end sports cars, particularly for men over 30 who may feel less well-endowed.
• Addressable TV advertising, which delivers more relevant ads to consumers based on general information about their household, can enhance advertising effectiveness and improve memory and engagement.
• Engaging in extreme experiences, such as traveling to new environments or participating in unique activities, can enhance creativity and provide a break from day-to-day worries.
• The myth that we only use 10% of our brain is false; the brain is fully utilized, and learning and improvement are possible throughout life.
• The idea of being left-brained or right-brained is also a myth; both hemispheres of the brain are involved in analytical and creative processes.
• During sleep, the brain remains active, performing tasks such as waste removal and healing, while external senses take a break.

Keywords

psychology, consumer behavior, male genitalia size, sports cars, addressable TV advertising, extreme experiences, creativity, brain myths

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In this episode of Monday Science, Dr. Bahijja Raimi-Abraham welcomes Professor Tan Dang Vu, a neurologist and sleep researcher, to explore the science behind sleep and its role in brain function.

Professor Vu shares insights from his research on sleep disorders, highlighting the benefits of napping for memory, attention, and overall cognitive performance. He also discusses the challenges of balancing work and parenting, and why prioritizing quality rest is essential for well-being.

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Dr. Raimi-Abraham delves into the research on artificial wombs and womb-on-chip technology, highlighting the potential benefits and ethical considerations. She also discusses the director's perspective on societal pressures related to pregnancy and motherhood.

Overall, she gives the film a strong four out of five rating for its thought-provoking themes and excellent acting.

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In Part 2 of this fascinating conversation, Dr. Bahijja Raimi-Abraham continues her discussion with Professor Lasana Harris, a social neuroscientist specialising in person perception, dehumanization, and decision-making.

This episode explores:

• How dehumanization shapes our interactions, from healthcare to law enforcement.
• The surprising ways AI and even pets can be perceived as human-like.
• Why unconscious bias training often falls short—and what might work instead.
• How emotions, stereotypes, and cognitive shortcuts drive our social decisions.

Can we ever eliminate bias? What does the future hold for AI-human interactions? Join the conversation!

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In Part 1 of this two-part conversation, Prof. Harris introduces his research and explores how we process social information, the role of stereotypes in shaping thoughts and emotions, and the surprising ways we dehumanize others—while sometimes attributing human-like qualities to objects and AI. He also discusses the psychological mechanisms behind biases in the legal system and what they reveal about human decision-making.

🎧 How do stereotypes shape our interactions? Can AI truly understand human emotions? Join the conversation—emailinfo@mondaysciencepodcast.com or follow along on social media.

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Dr. Bahijja delves into the complexities of brain function, discussing conditions like functional neurological disorder, post-concussion syndrome, and psychogenic amnesia. She also highlights the role of early diagnosis, public awareness, and ongoing research in understanding and treating memory-related disorders.

Beyond the science, this episode touches on the deeply personal side of brain injuries—how relationships are tested, how patients fight to be believed, and how caregivers navigate the unknown.

🎧 What can we learn from stories like Nesh’s? Listen now to find out!

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Join us as Dr. Raimi-Abraham speaks with Dr. Douglas Zytko, (an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Oakland University) about Love in the Metaverse. delves into the world of virtual reality and how it is impacting dating and relationships.

About the episode

The episode explores the growing popularity of virtual reality dating experiences, and how they compare to traditional, in-person dating. It also examines the potential benefits and drawbacks of virtual reality dating, including the impact on social skills and the ability to form genuine connections. The episode also looks at the future of virtual reality technology and its potential impact on dating and relationships. It will also discusses if virtual reality could replace real-life connections or enhance them.

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After a brief hiatus,Monday Science is back! In this episode, host Dr. Bahijja Raimi-Abraham shares updates on her secondment with Nigeria’s National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), where she’s exploring the impact of medicines quality on antimicrobial resistance.

But the big topic of the day? The U.S. withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO). What does this decision mean for global health, infectious disease response, and international cooperation? Dr. Bahijja unpacks the history of WHO withdrawals, the potential consequences of the U.S. stepping away, and the broader implications for global health security.

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The topic being ‘why are yawns so contagious’, Dr Raimi-Abraham’s research delves into the realms of chasmology (the scientific study of yawning), which unlocks peculiar reasons for yawning and then she goes on to try to understand why they can be contagious…

Warning - this episode briefly contains discussion about sexual arousal and activities

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• Yawning and its physiological significance 
• The Hidden Sexuality of the Yawn and the Future of Chasmology

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Takeaways

• Perception of male genitalia size can influence interest in high-end sports cars, particularly for men over 30 who may feel less well-endowed.
• Addressable TV advertising, which delivers more relevant ads to consumers based on general information about their household, can enhance advertising effectiveness and improve memory and engagement.
• Engaging in extreme experiences, such as traveling to new environments or participating in unique activities, can enhance creativity and provide a break from day-to-day worries.
• The myth that we only use 10% of our brain is false; the brain is fully utilized, and learning and improvement are possible throughout life.
• The idea of being left-brained or right-brained is also a myth; both hemispheres of the brain are involved in analytical and creative processes.
• During sleep, the brain remains active, performing tasks such as waste removal and healing, while external senses take a break.

Keywords

psychology, consumer behavior, male genitalia size, sports cars, addressable TV advertising, extreme experiences, creativity, brain myths

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Takeaways

• Consumer neuroscience is a new field that aims to understand how and why consumers make decisions.
• Ethical considerations are important in consumer neuroscience, particularly in terms of data collection and use.
• Markers of masculinity can influence consumer behavior.
• It is important for academics and researchers to stay current with technology and AI.
• Understanding and integrating AI into research and education can enhance creativity and productivity.
• Transparency is crucial in the ethical use of data.
• The Ig Nobel Prize recognizes research that makes you laugh and think, and Professor Devlin's research on small penises and fast cars could be a contender.
• ACN Labs is Professor Devlin's spin-out company focused on applied consumer neuroscience.

Keywords

consumer neuroscience, neuro marketing, consumer behavior, data ethics, masculinity, hobbies, books, films, music

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Takeaways

• Doing a PhD allows researchers to solve problems, be focused on a question, and find solutions.
• It's important to have a strong foundation of knowledge in your research area and be able to explain concepts to others.
• During the upgrade viva, it's okay to say 'I don't know' and commit to looking into the question further.
• Nerves are common during the upgrade viva, but preparation and confidence in your knowledge can help overcome them.

Keywords

PhD research, motivation, malaria research, upgrade viva, publications, career aspirations

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Dr. Raimi-Abraham delves into the research on artificial wombs and womb-on-chip technology, highlighting the potential benefits and ethical considerations. She also discusses the director's perspective on societal pressures related to pregnancy and motherhood.

Overall, she gives the film a strong four out of five rating for its thought-provoking themes and excellent acting.

Takeaways

• The film 'The Pod Generation' explores the concept of growing and developing an embryo outside the natural biological womb in an artificial environment.
• Research on artificial wombs and womb-on-chip technology is still in the theoretical stage, but there are promising developments in sustaining preterm fetuses and modeling the maternal-fetal interface.
• The film raises important ethical considerations, such as parental bonding, the risk of designer babies, and the integration of AI in reproductive technology.
• Societal pressures related to pregnancy and motherhood, as well as financial incentives for women to delay childbirth, are highlighted in the film.

Additional Information

• Episode 74 - Let's Talk About Single Women's Fertility and Egg Freezing
• Thursday Special - Parenthood Over 40

Keywords

film review, artificial womb, womb-on-chip, scientific research, ethical considerations, societal pressures, pregnancy, motherhood

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• Dr. Raimi-Abraham's research focuses on non-animal based modeling of infectious diseases, particularly human liver stage malaria.
• The recent paper publication explores the creation of a viable and bio-relevant liver model using synthetic nano scaffolds.
• Dr. Raimi-Abraham discusses her interview on the Pharma Drama YouTube channel and her plans for more interviews on different platforms.
• She provides advice on finding a better work-life balance, emphasizing the importance of having a personal life and hobbies, giving oneself permission to rest, and seeking support and advice from supervisors when workload becomes overwhelming.

Keywords

paper publication, PhD research, infectious diseases, liver model, nano scaffolds, interview, work-life balance

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🛑 Trigger warning - today’s episode contains discussions about death which some people find disturing 🛑 

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Takeaways

• Parenting and child development are crucial for giving children the best start in life.
• Resilience is important, but it is better to prevent toxic stressors and provide supportive environments for children.
• Parents need social support, good mental health, and socioeconomic stability to be the best parents they can be.
• Intergenerational trauma can be addressed and stopped through improved parenting and support.
• Parents should seek support and be adaptable and responsive to the individual needs of each child.

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• Scientific Parenting: What Science Reveals About Parental Influence (2013)
• What Kind of Parent Am I? (2018)
• Parenting and Child Development: Issues and Answers (2020)

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parenting, child development, resilience, stressors, social support, mental health, child development, intergenerational trauma, support, adaptability

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This episode features PhD Researchers from Dr Bahijja's research group "The Raimi-Abraham Group".

In this episode Saad Niaz (LiDo PhD Researcher) and Tamara Akpobolokemi (PhD Researcher) describe their MPhil to PhD Upgrade Viva experiences.

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In this episode, Dr Bahijja Raimi-Abraham (Monday Science Founder and Host) provides a catch-up and shares her experience attending an AI journal club. She discusses the use of AI in dating apps and profiles, as well as the ethical implications of AI-generated photos. She also shares her thoughts on the film 'Atlas' and the themes of trust and control in human-AI interactions.

This episode contains spoilers for the new Netflix sci-fi film, Atlas.

Keywords

AI, journal club, dating apps, AI-generated photos, trust, control, human-AI interactions, film 'Atlas', Dilemma Mondays

Takeaways

• AI is becoming increasingly integrated into various aspects of our lives, including dating apps and profiles.
• The use of AI-generated photos in dating apps raises ethical questions and can be seen as a form of deception.
• Trust is a crucial factor in human-AI interactions, and it is important to consider both human trust in AI and AI's trust in humans.
• The film 'Atlas' explores themes of trust and control in the context of human-AI relationships.
• Dr Bahijja reminds listeners of the upcoming 'Dilemma Mondays' segment, where listeners can submit their dilemmas and questions related to academia.
• Dr Bahijja expresses gratitude to her listeners for their support and encourages them to continue tuning in.

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• Episode 14: This Person Does Not Exist
• Atlas - Netflix

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• When Scientists Find Nothing: The Value of Null Results - Inside Science (2020)
• Monday Science Episode 70 - COVID19 Retracted Papers 
• Example of where studies have investigated the influence of publication bias and impact
• Suicide risk with selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors and other new-generation antidepressants in adults: a systematic review and meta-analysis of observational studies [Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, 2021]
•  Vitamin D and covid-19 [BMJ, 2021] - Rapid Responses 

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• Find out more about the socialisation placement/internship - Undergraduate Education for MedicinesOptimisation Principle 1: The ‘SocialisationInternship’ and views from Mosaic Clubhouse,one of the partner organisations [Journal of Medicines Optimisation]

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Join us as Dr. Raimi-Abraham speaks with Dr. Douglas Zytko, (an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Oakland University) about Love in the Metaverse. delves into the world of virtual reality and how it is impacting dating and relationships.

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The episode explores the growing popularity of virtual reality dating experiences, and how they compare to traditional, in-person dating. It also examines the potential benefits and drawbacks of virtual reality dating, including the impact on social skills and the ability to form genuine connections. The episode also looks at the future of virtual reality technology and its potential impact on dating and relationships. It will also discusses if virtual reality could replace real-life connections or enhance them.

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In this episode of the podcast, Dr Bahijja Raimi-Abraham welcomes Dr. Rachael Sumner as a special guest. Dr. Sumner is a research fellow in neuro 🧠 and psychopharmacology at the University of Auckland. The first episode focuses on the topic of psychedelics and microdosing in health and medicine, as part of a series dedicated to educating listeners about psychedelics.
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✅ Prof Arciero emphasizes the importance of protein quality and highlights differences between animal and plant sources.

✅ The conversation covers optimizing intermittent fasting, training load, and recovery.

Key takeaways include 🟢 Benefits of protein pacing and distinctions in amino acids

🟢 Effective intermittent fasting practices and the importance of prioritizing quality in nutrition and exercise for substantial health improvements.

🟢 Valuable insights are provided for healthcare professionals, and information on where to find more online is shared.

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The LMF is based at King's College London, focusing on developing correlative bioimaging workflows to understand the roles of metals in biology.

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- New Onset Diabetes in COVID19 -The New England Journal of Medicine 

- CoviDIAB Project - http://covidiab.e-dendrite.com/

- COVID-19 in people with diabetes: Understanding the reasons for worse outcomes - The Lancet Diabetes and Endocrinology

- COVID-19 and diabetes: a co-conspiracy? - The Lancet Diabetes and Endocrinology 

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Be sure to check out Dr Roberts' podcast "Women in STEM Career & Confidence" Available on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts, The EdUp Experience & Stitch!

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King's College London Fight the Fakes was founded by Dr Bahijja Raimi-Abraham in March 2020. King's College London Fight the Fakes is a multidisciplinary undergraduate and postgraduate student-led campaign with a primary focus to raise awareness on the global issue of falsified, counterfeit and substandard anti-infective medicines particularly antimalarials and antibiotics which causes several deaths annually globally.

In addition, the campaign also includes raising awareness of the rising use of falsified, counterfeit and substandard medicines in the United Kingdom.

In this episode (first aired 7th of December 2020) Dr Bahijja Raimi-Abraham discusses the global impact of fake medicines, the Fight the Fakes Campaign, fake COVID products and the COVID19 infodemic with Miriam Holm (for further information - https://www.mondaysciencepodcast.com/episode30 ), co-leading the Secretariat for Fight the Fakes .

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• Zhao et al. 2020. Multiphysics analysis for unusual heat convection in microwave heating liquid 

• Moorlag et al 2020. Safety and COVID-19 Symptoms in Individuals Recently Vaccinatedwith BCG: a Retrospective Cohort Study

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 In this concluding episode,  Dr Saskia Popescu answers listener's questions on COVID19 (submitted in 2020).

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• Interesting Tweet that is mentioned about the "Health footprint of coronavirus pandemic" (https://twitter.com/pash22/status/1246642094061563904)

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In this episode, Dr Bahijja Raimi-Abraham has a very insightful conversationwith Dr Saskia Popescu aboutzoonotic diseases, COVID19 and it's impact on healthcare.

Additional Information 

• MERS-CoV:Novel Zoonotic Disease Outbreak a Hard Lesson for Healthcare (https://globalbiodefense.com/2019/07/29/mers-cov-novel-zoonotic-disease-outbreak-a-hard-lesson-for-healthcare/)by Dr Saskia Popescu 

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In addition, Dr. Bahijja expresses her gratitude to Monday Science listeners from over 71 countries worldwide and shares plans for Throwback Thursdays, where previous podcast episodes will be revisited with insights into the recording process. Don't miss out on the captivating exploration of the intersection between technology, biology, and animal behavior.

Lastly, discover exciting STEM-related events taking place in Malaysia, Botswana, the UK, and Germany, including an intelligent technology exhibition, an art and craft showcase, a space poetry performance, and a physics science slam.

Tune in to this episode for an engaging blend of groundbreaking discoveries, thought-provoking discussions, and upcoming STEM events. Thank you for being a part of Monday Science's journey!

Additional Information

• Scientists record first known ‘virgin birth’ in female crocodile in Costa Rica - https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/jun/07/scientists-record-first-known-virgin-birth-in-female-crocodile-in-costa-rica

Link to the research paper - https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/full/10.1098/rsbl.2023.0129?af=R 

• Researchers in Nigeria and South Africa had developed a machine learning based tool to study the recognition of micro-expressions - https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2468227620302039
• When pigeons dream - https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-023-38669-1

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• Publication bias: the problem that won't go away  - Dickersin and Min (1993) Annals of The New York Academy of Sciences
• The importance of no evidence -  Editorial Nature Human Behaviour (2019)
• When Scientists Find Nothing: The Value of Null Results - Inside Science (2020)
• Monday Science Episode 70 - COVID19 Retracted Papers 
• Example of where studies have investigated the influence of publication bias and impact

-  Suicide risk with selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors and other new-generation antidepressants in adults: a systematic review and meta-analysis of observational studies [Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, 2021]

- Vitamin D and covid-19 [BMJ, 2021] - Rapid Responses 

• BMC Psychology ‘results-free- peer-review' process

• PubPeer.com

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About This Episode

Dr Bahijja shares her personal experiences with managing a podcast whilst being an academic and discuss the reasons why sometimes she takes random breaks from the podcast, which aren't always planned. From juggling deadlines to managing time and resources, Dr Bahijja explores the struggles and rewards of having a podcast as an academic. Whether you're an aspiring podcaster or just curious about the world of podcasting and academia, this episode offers valuable insights and advice. Tune in now!

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Join us as Dr. Raimi-Abraham speaks with Dr. Douglas Zytko, (an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Oakland University) about Consent in the Metaverse.  

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The episode explores the growing popularity of virtual reality dating experiences, and how they compare to traditional, in-person dating. It also examines consent in virtual reality dating. 

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Join us as Dr. Raimi-Abraham speaks with Dr. Douglas Zytko, (an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Oakland University) about Love in the Metaverse. delves into the world of virtual reality and how it is impacting dating and relationships.

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The episode explores the growing popularity of virtual reality dating experiences, and how they compare to traditional, in-person dating. It also examines the potential benefits and drawbacks of virtual reality dating, including the impact on social skills and the ability to form genuine connections. The episode also looks at the future of virtual reality technology and its potential impact on dating and relationships. It will also discusses if virtual reality could replace real-life connections or enhance them.

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"Dating in a Post-Pandemic World: Navigating the New Normal" explores how dating and relationships will look like post-pandemic. The episode examines how the pandemic has changed the dating landscape and how it will continue to shape it even in the future. It also explores the shifts in people's priorities, values and how it will impact on their dating experiences. The episode also considers the potential long-term effects of the pandemic on the way we date, and how we can navigate the new normal. It will offer listeners a glimpse into the possible future of dating and how to navigate it.

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"Love in a Time of Social Distancing: Understanding the Impact of COVID-19 on Virtual Dating" delves into the unique challenges and opportunities of dating during the pandemic. The episode examines how the pandemic has affected dating, including the increased use of virtual methods, and its psychological impact on relationships. It also explores how people are finding new ways to connect while physically separated. This episode will offer a deeper understanding of the pandemic's impact on dating and human connections.

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About the series - "Love in the Digital Age"

Unlock the secrets of love in the digital age with "Love in the Digital Age" podcast series! From the world of online dating to virtual relationships during COVID-19, host Dr Bahijja Raimi-Abraham and guests takes you on a journey of love in the digital world. Swipe right, click love, and navigate the impact of technology on relationships. With episodes on post-pandemic dating and virtual reality, discover if virtual connections will replace real-life ones. Get ready to delve into the pros and cons of finding love online - listen now!

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The topic being ‘why are yawns so contagious’, Dr Raimi-Abraham’s research delves into the realms of chasmology (the scientific study of yawning), which unlocks peculiar reasons for yawning and then she goes on to try to understand why they can be contagious…

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• BBC Science Focus Article - Is it true that a son will always grow to be taller than his mother?

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