In part 2 of our COVID an sports podcast, Dan, Domingo and Greg discuss the mechanisms that need to be put in place so sports can come back (57s), how will networks fight over the glut of sports in the fall (4:00), how amateur athletics are affected by COVID (6:58), specifically how COVID affects FSU... Continue Reading →
On part one of our COVID and sports conversation Dan, Domingo, and Greg summarize the COVID timeline and initial response (2:57), how the social culture and the economy will be altered by COVID (19:00), as well as the political response to COVID, and how opening up a country is similar to opening up a sports... Continue Reading →
On Part 2 of the NFL offseason 2020 show, Greg starts off by reflecting on round one of the 2020 NFL draft before bringing Chris and Evan in to discuss the 2019-20 NFL playoffs (4:17), the 2020 coaching carousel (11:49), and the frenzy of free agency (31:19). ... Continue Reading →
In Part one of our NFL 2020 off season show, Greg, Evan, and Chris discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic influences the NFL draft (1:17), how the start of the season and schedule will be affected (9:35), new components of the collective bargaining agreement (23:10), and parting shots on players we are keeping our eye on... Continue Reading →
On today's episode, Greg sits down with old roommate and fellow Seminole enthusiast Dan to discuss what went wrong with the Willie Taggert era (2:24), breaking down the start of the Mike Norvell era (16:08), grading the new FSU assistants (20:27), reviewing the 2020 recruiting class (35:36), then concluding with recapping the FSU basketball season... Continue Reading →
Greg sits down with Dr. Tammie Benzinger, a research professor in Neuroimaging at Washington University at St. Louis to discuss her unique role in scientific research (58s), how imaging techniques have evolved in the last twenty years (2:59), using neuroimaging to diagnose Alzheimer's disease (8:58), observing biomarkers that examine neural connectivity (17:40), the challenges of... Continue Reading →
Greg Sits down with UC Davis Neuroscientist and Psychologist Leah Krubitzer to discuss her career training in speech pathology and audiology to evolutionary biology (2:59), the makeup of a scientist that is an evolutionary biologist (6:41), conducting research in Queensland, Australia during graduate school (8:16), how the brain's mapping relates to spatial function (12:29), the... Continue Reading →
Greg sits down with Baylor Neuroscientist and HHMI investigator Hugo Bellen to discuss the evolution of genetic research tools over the last 30 years (1:50), the transition from a career as an engineer to veterinary medicine, to research (4:47), drosophila research and its translation potential (7:17), examining the research of neuron-glia interactions and how lipid... Continue Reading →
Greg is joined by renown philosopher, Dr. Ken Taylor of Stanford University to talk about the professional relationships between philosophy and science (2:42), going from wanting to be an engineer to being a philosopher (7:49), the process of formulating philosophical ideas (10:33), intrinsic dispositions and social norms (17:59), the process of writing philosophy, book writing,... Continue Reading →
On the latest episode of the Greg Suess Podcast, Greg sits down with Karen Gamble, associate professor in Psychiatry at the University of Alabama Birmingham and a GSU Brains and Behavior alum. They begin with reminiscing about a GSU homecoming and inspirations for going into science (1:48), the life of electrophysiology experiments during post-doctoral training... Continue Reading →
