our faculty in the press a collection of faculty contributions to digital media including videos, podcasts, and other digital content

Your Body Keeps the Time: How Circadian Rhythms and the Timer Shape Strength and Health – with Dr. Karyn Esser

Dr. Alicia Vose & Dr. Erica Dale: Making Science Accessible, Creative & Fun. Disrupting the Status Quo. Misconceptions About Academia. Media and Science.

Ep. 54: Sinuses – Dr. Lauren Butaric of University of Florida joined the show to talk about sinuses – what they are, why we have them, how they can be used in forensic contexts, and what they can tell us about people.

Exercise professor: This is when your muscles are strongest | Dr. Karyn Esser

THIS is the BEST time of the day to exercise – Dr. Karyn Esser

The best exercise routine, according to your muscle clocks | Dr. Karyn Esser

Ep. 254 | The Circadian Clock – Preventing Social Jetlag, Why Your Kids Need a Consistent Bedtime, & Shifting to Standard Time with Dr. Michelle Gumz

Ep. 256 | How the Circadian Clock Impacts Kidney Function, Cardiovascular Health, & Predictive Homeostasis with Dr. Michelle Gumz

Interaction of exercise with muscle circadian clocks with Dr. Karyn Esser

How to Activate Autophagy – TIPS with Christiaan Leeuwenburgh, PhD

Dr. Stephen Anton has a collection of digital content available on his webpage.

Hallmarks of Ageing: Focus on Iron Deregulation and Ageing | Prof Christiaan Leeuwenburgh

Next-generation Scientist: What’s next after graduate school? – Michelle Gumz, PhD and Carrie Northcott, PhD compare and contrast Academia and Industry careers, and discuss several key topics related to career planning and transition, including building your CV/resume, networking, crafting your online presence, and how and where to search for jobs.

2022 World DNA Day Webinar Featuring Dr. Michelle Gumz.

Christiaan Leeuwenburgh – “Role of iron in muscle sarcopenia”

Christiaan Leeuwenburgh – Effects of epicatechins on endothelial, mitochondrial and physical function

Dr. Karyn Esser Seminar: Muscle clocks, muscle health and systemic health.