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The SciComm Collective
The SciComm Collective
13 episodes
1 week ago
Created and run by SciComm students at The University of Western Australia. We bring science and science communication to you. www.thescicommcollective.com
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Wildflower Walking with Felice Ng
The SciComm Collective
8 minutes 51 seconds
10 months ago
Wildflower Walking with Felice Ng

“While I’ve always had this interest in science, I didn’t always feel like it was the most accessible or easily understandable, so I was really drawn to science communication.” - Felice Ng

Join The SciComm Collective’s Clare as she interviews Felice Ng, a UWA student pursuing a Bachelor of Biomedical Science in Pharmacology and Genetics, along with a Science Communication minor. In this episode, Felice shares how Australia’s unique biodiversity inspired her to make a podcast about Triggerplants (Stylidium) as part of a bigger series called “Wildflower Walks.”  

Note: The Department of Biodiversity, Conservation, and Attractions is mentioned for student assignment purposes only.


Episode Links: 

  • Felice Ng on LinkedIn 

  • FloraBase

  • 'Very rare' trigger plants catapult pollen onto visiting insects in Western Australia, by Leah McLennan and Arthur Mull

  • UWA Science Communication

 

The SciComm Collective: 

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  • Facebook

  • Website


Episode Host: Clare Boon  

Episode Guest: Felice Ng

Produced by: Clare Boon 

Edited by: Holly Dear & Emma Gill

Show notes by: Felice Ng  

Sponsored by: UWA Grand Challenges Make A Difference Impact Grant 

The SciComm Collective
Created and run by SciComm students at The University of Western Australia. We bring science and science communication to you. www.thescicommcollective.com