HeyJaredResearchers in the making
Researchers in the Making is a podcast hosted by Charan and Karen, discussing the ins and outs of doing a PhD in public health. From the intricacies of research to the ups and downs of academic life, they share their experiences in an honest, down-to-earth way.
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- 5
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- Sep 4, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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Episode 20: Director's perspective: public health research (opens the original)
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We chat with Professor Ashley Adamson about her career journey, how public health has evolved over the years and her tips for early career researchers.
Episode 19: What are the impacts of ultra processed foods beyond health? (opens the original)
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Karen and Charan discuss Karen's recent paper looking into the non-health impacts of ultra-processed foods.
Episode 18: Digital health and sustainable diets with Esther Curtin (opens the original)
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We chat with Esther Curtin about her research on sustainable diets and the use of mobile digital apps to scale up their adoption.
Episode 17: Learning and time blindness in academia (opens the original)
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Karen and Charan discuss the reality of timelines during the research process and learning curve that comes with it.
Live podcast – Science Communication with Yanaina Chavez-Ugalde (opens the original)
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We chat with Yanaina Chavez-Ugalde with a live audience at the NIHR SPHR ResNet Day. We learn about different types of science communication. She shares her insights on working with the media, press releases, and her top tips for future researchers.
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