Podcasts by The DIY Science Podcast

DSP006 - Ariane Krause on appropriate technology, compost toilets, and bridging practice, research and policy from 2018-11-14T18:42:52

For this edition we spoke to Ariane Krause, engineer, researcher, and founding member of KAnTe (Kollektiv für Angepasste Technik - in English, “Collective for Appropriate Technology”) about their w...

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DSP005 - Hacking the wild: Tasneem Kahn&Andy Quitmeyer putting science in local context from 2018-09-25T16:41:54

Lucy reports back from her trip to Dinacon – the “digital naturalism conference” – where she spoke to organisers, Tasneem Kahn and Andy Quitmeyer, about why they brought 120 interdisciplinary artis...

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DSP004 - Célya Gruson-Daniel on the bigger picture of Open Science from 2018-06-11T16:00:35

Open Science is a concept understood very differently by those taking part in it. Institutions and administrations focus on funding for publications, researches care about open access to their publ...

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003 - Kat Austen on DIY science, art practice, and creating empathy with the environment from 2018-02-27T15:02:07

Kat Austen combines art and science as an independent artist and researcher. Deeply concerned with environmental issues, she started out as an academic chemist, but now combines artistic research, ...

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002 Winnie Poncelet from ReaGent, Magma Nova and more from 2018-01-27T14:01:02

Winnie Poncelet is the co-founder of ReaGent and Magma Nova, among others, in Gent Belgium. For the last years Winnie worked with a growing community of biohackers and found interesting ways of bei...

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001 - Dawn Walker on saving environmental data from 2017-12-30T13:43:27

The work of the Environmental Data & Governance Initiative presented by activist Dawn Walker

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