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EPISODE · May 18, 2026 · 50 MIN

Episode 9 - How to Train Scientists

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In this season finale of Performing Academia, Chloe and Vicky dive into the cracks threatening the future of scientific training—from the confusing patchwork of postdoc salaries to the declining trust in universities—and uncover the policies that keep us stuck. You'll discover how outdated funding models, lack of transparency, and the disconnect between research and public understanding are fueling a crisis.We'll break down how reforming science communication—by empowering scientists to speak plainly, humanize their stories, and engage the public—could unlock new funding sources and restore trust. Plus, learn why redefining what it means to train a scientist today might be the most urgent mission of all.This episode is perfect for early-career researchers, educators, or anyone fed up with the status quo and eager to rethink the future of science. Don’t miss this bold call to action: asking better questions, advocating systemic change, and making science accessible for everyone.Follow Chloe and Vicky’s journey as they advocate for transparency, better training, and a more inclusive, human-centered scientific landscape. Trust us—your academia anxiety will thank you.

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