
Episode 201 (Dr Rainer Blank and Dr Sebastian Schroeder)
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To round off 2024 and as an extra special lead-in to a stellar 2025 ahead, we have a holiday special - all about the EACD & IAACD 2025 Conference to be held in Heidelberg Germany! 🇩🇪
It's going to be a very unique conference this year as a combined EACD/IAACD event - so join with Dr Sebastian Schroeder and Dr Rainer Blank as they speak with our very own Dr Dayna Pool!
From a behind the scenes look, to what you can expect from the conference this year, the pre-conference sessions at the breathtaking UNESCO Monastery Maulbronn (FREE shuttles included in the conference registration!), be sure to join us for a brilliant conversation with some of Germany's very finest!
Also - are you curious about what a German Christmas looked like? Or what handy german phrases you should be working on before arriving, we've got you covered! 😉
You'll find the audiocast on all good podcast platforms and there's also the videocast on our YouTube channel, if you'd like to put a face to the voice!
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The ResearchWorks crew will be back again in early 2025 for Season 5 of the pod, with more long form interviews with incredible researchers from across the globe!
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