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EPISODE · Sep 25, 2023 · 24 MIN

Let's talk to a marine biologist! Feat. Dr. Aziz J. Mulla

from Come Along! · host Sharon Lin

Hey there, if one of your childhood dreams is becoming a marine biologist, this episode is for you. On today’s Come Along, we will be talking to marine biologist, Dr. Aziz J. Mulla, who’s been working in Taiwan for nearly 10 years. What was the spark for him to step into this field? Furthermore, Dr. Mulla is a coral reef ecologist. How is it like doing research on corals? How much time does he spend in the lab vs in the ocean as a marine biologist? What does scientific diving entail? What are some fascinating traits about the waters surrounding Taiwan? This is an episode you wouldn't want to miss. Hit play and let’s find out! Dr. Aziz J. Mulla is originally from the U.K. and has been a postdoctoral scholar at Academia Sinica and is currently working at National Taiwan University. He’s also been a scientific diver for many years. Follow Dr. Aziz J. Mulla's work: Twitter @AzizJMulla and Instagram @zeezymulla Make sure to check out Instagram accounts @sharonlin_human and @rtienglish for more highlights! Also check out this episode on my other show That's Debatable where Dr. Aziz J. Mulla talks about human's impact on the ocean.

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