Episode 5- Discussion updated

If you listened to this episode within the first few hours of release - I apologise I totally uploaded the wrong, un-edited audio!This podcasting stuff isn't for the faint-hearted!In this episode, we start off following up on critical issue of scientific integrity from the last episode. The discussion begins with a recap of their previous episode on fraud in research results, which serendipitously leads to an exploration of a groundbreaking study by Dr. Elisabeth Bik, on image manipulation in scientific publications. Our conversation takes an intriguing turn as they discuss Bik's unexpected career path. A microbiologist by training, she has become a world-leading expert in scientific integrity through her meticulous research and commitment to academic honesty.But that career path brings us to a listener question about careers from a microbiology master's student in the Netherlands. Stay til the end for our top 5 tips (STTs!) for navigating training to career!Access the podcast at: Spotify and Amazon MusicAcast: https://shows.acast.com/sciencetitsJoin us on Patreon - Behind the scenes coming soon!Patreon: www.patreon.com/Sciencetitspod Our email address: [email protected] us on all the socials!Instagram and TikTok - @sciencetitspodX (Twitter Forever!) - @sciencetitspod - not sure for how much longer though....BlueSky - @sciencetitspod.bsky.socialContent outlined and presented by Brenda Finney and Frances Hall.Music from audiojungle.net – Konstantin KasyanovInformation on Dr. Bik and her workhttps://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4941872/https://www.newyorker.com/science/elements/how-a-sharp-eyed-scientist-became-biologys-image-detective As always if you have questions or suggestions please get in touch! Email: [email protected] & Tiktok- @sciencetitspodBlueSky - @sciencetitspod.bsky.socialContent outlined and presented by Brenda Finney and Frances Hall. Music from audiojungle.net – Konstantin Kasyanov Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.