EPISODE · Aug 16, 2015 · 24 MIN
11 : Dr Renee Beale at the Carlton Connect Initiative
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Carlton Connect initiative podcast Get EATT Magazine Peter Sharp and Dr Renee Beale, High and Low, 2013 This image is a close up from an installation which artist, Peter Sharp and Renee Beale created a couple of years ago called 'High and Low' for an Insight Radical show in a gallery in Sydney – it tells a story of Chemistry from its roots in alchemy to more modern tech of today. Join Dr Renee Beale at the Carlton Connect initiative discussing her work as the Manager of Cultural Programs Renee Beale is a science communicator and curator committed to increasing public education, awareness and engagement in science. She is particularly interested in science and art, and how the two disciplines many inform each other. Renee has over eight years experience in science communication, runs artist residencies in the School of Chemistry, and curates exhibitions involving historical items used in chemistry research. She also manages cultural programming at Carlton Connect Initiative, the University of Melbourne where she brings together people from diverse backgrounds, particularly from the arts and sciences, to curate events and exhibitions. Listen now on iTunes Prior to her current activities, Renee trained as a research scientist earning a PhD in Genetics from the University of Melbourne and spent three years in a postdoctoral research position at Monash University. More details on Carton Connect can be found at http://www.carltonconnect.com.au You can now also now support the The EATT Radio Show via patreon please do not call these numbers they are only for texting the word eattmag to contact us at the EATT Radio show, please do so here https://eattmag.com/marketing-contact/ Listen on stitcher http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/eatt-magazine-podcast-series
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