I recently sat down with Ashley Hagen, who hosts the Meet the Microbiologist podcast at the American Society for Microbiology, to talk about my collaborative research on broccoli sprouts, anti-inflammatories, and gut microbes!
I was interviewed by Leigh Frame and Janette Rodrigues for the GW Integrative Medicine podcast! Leigh Frame is an associate professor and Janette Rodrigues is the OIMH Admininstrative Director at the George Washington (GW) University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, and they host the podcast to explore research on health.
We talked about my work on broccoli sprouts and gut microbes, Microbes and Social Equity, and Microbiome Stewardship. You can listen to the episode here.
I was interviewed by Dr. Mark Martin for the Microbial Matters podcast! Mark is a renowned microbiologist who has long has a presence online making science accessbile to everyone. The show features exciting and fun conversations with researchers about their work on tiny organisms with a global impact.
I’ve linked to the Youtube video version below, but you can download the video/audio for my episode, link to podcast services, and find the show notes by clicking here.
A few weeks ago, I sat down with Sheba A-J, one of the producers of the WeTalkScience podcast, to talk about one of my recent publications in the research journal iScience, at which Sheba is also an editor. Listen to find out how lobsters are like humans, how I got involved on a project working with ants and nematodes, and how you can help make science a more welcoming place.
The full publication is:
Ishaq, S.L., A. Hotopp, S. Silverbrand, J.E. Dumont, A. Michaud, J. MacRae, S. P. Stock, E. Groden. 2021. Bacterial transfer from Pristionchus entomophagus nematodes to the invasive ant Myrmica rubra and the potential for colony mortality in coastal Maine. iScience 24(6):102663. Article.
The Ishaq Lab 