A Journey to Antarctica, with Jessica Studer

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The Science Network Pod(Cast)

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The Science Communication Network procura responder à barreira existente no diálogo entre cientistas, comunicação de ciência e policy makers.

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The Science Communication Network procura responder à barreira existente no diálogo entre cientistas, comunicação de ciência e policy makers.

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A Journey to Antarctica, with Jessica Studer - T3, Ep. 2

The Science Network Pod(Cast)

40 minutes 16 seconds

11 months ago

A Journey to Antarctica, with Jessica Studer - T3, Ep. 2

We sat down with Jessica Studer, a 34-year-old research medical doctor who lead the European Space Agency’s experiments at Concordia Station, Antarctica—the most extreme analog mission on Earth! ❄️

Jessica's story is nothing short of inspiring: with degrees in medicine and classical music, she balances her passion for space exploration and women in space sciences. 🌌 As a former Head of the Medical Team for Asclepios and a bilingual French-German Swiss native, Jessica shares her fascinating insights on:

➡️ How Antarctica helps us prepare for missions to Mars 🌍➡️🪐
➡️ The growing role of women in space sciences, highlighting figures like Shawna Pandya 🚀
➡️ Life, science, and music in one of Earth’s most extreme environments. 🎶