The Society for Experimental Biology launches the Living Biology podcast

We’re pleased to share that, today, the Society for Experimental Biology is launching a new podcast titled Living Biology and the first two episodes are now available on all major platforms!

What listeners can expect

Living Biology is the official podcast of the Society for Experimental Biology, exploring the people, ideas, and discoveries driving modern biological research. Join our host, Poppy Lambert, as she explores the world of experimental biology, covering topics from plant biology and animal physiology to emerging technologies and innovative research methods.

Our podcast will delve into the human side of research and showcase the diversity of careers within experimental biology, with each episode focusing on a conversation with a biologist about their research, motivations, career journey, challenges, and life beyond the lab.

Whether you're a biologist yourself or simply curious about the natural world and the people who study it, Living Biology offers insights, inspiration, and a fresh perspective on the diverse field of experimental biology.

The first two episodes are available now

Living Biology is now available on all major streaming platforms. You can listen to the trailer and first two episodes on Spotify below. New episodes will be released thoughout the year.

Trailer: What does biology mean to you?

Episode 1: Dyslexia, Autism and a PhD – with Declan Perry

Episode 2: Emails from Sea Turtles – with Lucy Hawkes

Listeners can find out more about the podcast and subscribe using the following links on their preferred platform:

• Spotify
• Apple
• Amazon Music
• Overcast
• Full list of platforms here

Get in touch

If you have any questions about the podcast, please contact Benjamin Danois at b.danois@sebiology.org.

To suggest a guest, please visit the SEB website's podcast page.

About the Society for Experimental Biology

The Society for Experimental Biology is a global scientific society dedicated to promoting, supporting, and advancing research and education in experimental biology. Through conferences, publications, grants, and outreach, the Society for Experimental Biology brings together scientists from across disciplines to share knowledge, foster collaboration, and drive scientific progress.