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In the first episode of the new year we talk to Oded Rechavi about his unusual way of doing science and new ways of sharing science.
- He tells us about his meandering path from painting in Paris to studying epigenetics in worms
- Oded repeatedly highlights the importance of not over-planning one’s career or path in science
- He stresses that it’s important to keep encountering new ideas, testing and failing and reacting with spontaneity. Like Maria-Elena told us, he says “sometimes you have to just go for it”
- He advises young scientists not to wait until you are completely ready but to apply for new jobs as early as you can
- Oded has a deep commitment to challenging established dogmas
- He tells us about why he spends so much time on Twitter and his use of the #physiologicallyrelevant hashtag
- Oded tells us about the origins of the unusual “Woodstock of Biology” meeting
He mentions these labs and events :
To find out more about Oded visit his website or follow him on Twitter
To find out more about Renaud :
To find out more about Jonathan :
To learn more about the soundtrack :
Music by Amaria - Lovely Swindler
https://soundcloud.com/amariamusique/
https://twitter.com/amariamusique
To find out more about Renaud and Jonathan :
More about the soundtrack :
Music by Amaria - Lovely Swindler https://soundcloud.com/amariamusique/