Best R3 Manager Podcasts (2025)

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#154 - Early Season Deer Hunting, R3 Opportunities, BOW 1:07:34

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This week, we’re joined by Rachel Crume, KDFWR’s R3 Program Coordinator, and Megan Bagby from the R3 Branch. We kick things off with early season deer hunting strategies, and Rachel—who’s also an experienced deer tracker—shares valuable post-shot advice every hunter can use this fall.From there, we dive into the work of the R3 Branch (Recruitment, …

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Vibe Research and the Future of Science - On Tech Ethics 42:40

4d ago42:40

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Discusses vibe research or science, which is an emerging approach to scientific research using AI. Our guests today are from MIT Critical Data, which develops local AI capacity in healthcare by building open data and software, fostering community engagement through datathons, and advocating for AI equity in research. Sebastian Cajas Senior is an AI…

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#153 Deer Season 2025 - Opportunities, Trends, Management 1:21:20

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In this episode, we’re joined by Tommy Apostolopoulos, Wildlife Biologist with the KDFWR Deer Program, to talk all things early season deer hunting in Kentucky.With archery and crossbow seasons just around the corner, Tommy breaks down what hunters can expect this year—from whitetail behavior in the early season to tactics for success when temps ar…

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Managing Healthcare Cybersecurity Risks and Incidents - On Tech Ethics 48:51

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Discusses various ethical and practical challenges organizations face in managing cybersecurity risks and responding to breach incidents. Our guest today is Lynn Sessions, the lead of the Healthcare Privacy and Compliance team and co-lead of the national Healthcare Industry team at BakerHostetler. Lynn focuses her practice on healthcare privacy and…

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#152 - R3- The Future of Kentucky's Outdoors with Rachel Crume 1:10:50

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We sat down with KDFWR R3 Coordinator Rachel Crume to talk about the importance of recruiting, retaining, and reactivating outdoor enthusiasts—for the future of conservation in Kentucky. From Learn to Hunt and Fish classes to Becoming an Outdoors-Woman workshops and Annie Oakley Range Days, there are more ways than ever to get involved. Plus, we di…

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The Essential Role of Bioethics in HBCU Medical Schools - On Tech Ethics 23:12

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Discusses the need for bioethics departments in HBCU medical schools. Our guest today is Dr. Donald Carter III, a biomedical ethicist and Assistant Professor at Mercer University School of Medicine. He holds degrees from Fisk, Tennessee State, Vanderbilt, and Loyola Chicago. A 2023 Hastings Center Sadler Scholar, his research explores clinical ethi…

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Integrating AI into Healthcare Delivery - On Tech Ethics 50:05

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Discusses the responsible integration of AI into healthcare delivery. Our guest today is Dr. Yauheni Solad who is a Managing Partner at Dalos Partners, leading healthcare AI strategy and validation. Dr. Solad is a research affiliate at Yale University and a board-certified physician in clinical informatics. He formerly led digital health innovation…

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#151 Terri Brunjes - Wild Pigs in KY, Issues and Efforts, Paddlesports 1:08:19

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On this episode of the Kentucky Afield Podcast, we’re talking wild pigs and wild water! Biologist Terri Brunjes from KDFWR’s wild pig program joins us to break down the damage feral swine cause in Kentucky—and what’s being done to root them out. We also swap stories about kayaking and whitewater paddling, a shared passion among those on the show. T…

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Modernizing Clinical Trials with ICH E6(R3) - On Tech Ethics 18:26

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Discusses the updated International Council for Harmonisation (ICH) Guideline for Good Clinical Practice known as E6(R3) and what it means for researchers. Our guest today is Cindy Gates, JD, RN, an experienced leader in human subjects research protections and clinical research. Cindy has previously worked at WIRB, the University of California Davi…

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#150 Jay Herrala - Stream Fisheries, Affects of Flooding, Lee's Derby Picks 1:04:30

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On this episode of the Kentucky Afield Podcast we're joined by Jay Herrala, a biologist who specializes in moving-water fisheries for the KDFWR. It's the best time of the year to stream fish in Kentucky, so we're definitely talking about opportunities. Additionally, we've had some unique rainfall in the state this year, so we'll pick Jay's brain on…

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Quality by Design: Bridging the TMF - Quality Gap in Your Study 52:38

5M ago52:38

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In this episode, our experts will be diving into QbD and how this proactive approach is shaping clinical trial management. From ensuring compliance to improving overall trial efficiency, we’ll explore why embedding quality from the start is critical for clinical success. Joining us for this discussion is our President & CEO, Paul Fenton-Carter, and…

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#149 Dr. John Hast - Elk Hunting in Kentucky, The Drawing, Odds, Process 1:28:34

5M ago1:28:34

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Ahead of the Kentucky Elk Hunt Drawing we're all excited at the thought of elk hunting in the Commonwealth! So we asked Dr. John Hast, KDFWR Bear and Elk Program Coordinator, to join us for an episode... We discuss elk hunting in the state over the years and what it's like now, what the odds of being drawn are, how the process works, tell a few sto…

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Fostering AI Literacy - On Tech Ethics 25:31

5M ago25:31

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Discusses the importance of fostering AI literacy in research and higher education. Our guest today is Sarah Florini who is an Associate Director and Associate Professor in the Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics at Arizona State University. Sarah’s work focuses on technology, social media, technology ethics, digital ethnography, and Black digital cu…

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#148 Jeff Crosby - Hybrid Vigor, Top Fish, Spring Fishing 1:07:58

6M ago1:07:58

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Jeff Crosby, KDFWR Fisheries Biologist, joins us for this episode of the Kentucky Afield Podcast! We'll dive into some of the most aggressive biting and hard fighting fish that the state has to offer, and explore the hybrid species in-depth. Why do they make hybrids? What's the advantage? Do they truly fight harder? We'll answer those questions and…

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Importance of Data Privacy Compliance and ESG Reporting - On Tech Ethics 22:12

7M ago22:12

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Discusses data privacy compliance and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reporting. Our guest today is Katrina Destrée who is a globally experienced privacy and sustainability professional. Katrina’s work in privacy and sustainability focuses on privacy programs, ESG reporting, awareness and training, and strategic communications. Addition…

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#147 Zak Danks - Spring Turkey Hunting, The Population, Management 1:23:15

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On this episode of the Kentucky Afield Podcast we're joined by Zak Danks, the Turkey Program Coordinator for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources! Zak has some exciting news to share as turkey season is on the horizon, both for this year's hunt, and for the next several years to come... Find out why things might be looking up for …

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ICH E6(R3): The Birth of the (Digital) Record 45:06

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In this episode, our experts will be diving into ICH E6(R3) and the shift from documents to truly digital, regulatory-compliant records. Clinical trial management is evolving, and this discussion will explore what that means for the future. Joining us for this conversation is our President & CEO, Paul Fenton-Carter, , alongside Karen Roy from Epist…

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Citizen or Participatory Science Ethics - On Tech Ethics 20:15

8M ago20:15

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Discusses citizen or participatory science, including its benefits and key ethical issues. Our guest today is Lisa Rasmussen who is a Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of North Carolina Charlotte and Editor-in-Chief of the journal Accountability in Research. Lisa has been a principal investigator or co-principal investigat…

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#146 David Baker - Spring Fishing Is Nearly Here! 1:21:04

7M ago1:21:04

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On this episode of the Kentucky Afield Podcast we're joined by Dave Baker, a fisheries biologist with The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources! Dave is extremely knowledgeable when it comes to both fish and fishing, as he's not only a professional in the field, but also an excellent angler as well... Here we're talking about all the e…

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Bridging Files - A look at the ISF Reference Model 51:15

8M ago51:15

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Host Paul Fenton-Carter of Montrium is joined by Jamie Toth of BeiGene and Matt Lowery of The Pathways Group, two key contributors deeply involved in shaping this groundbreaking project. Together, they explore the progress made so far, the challenges faced, and what the future holds for the ISF Reference Model. From aligning global teams to address…

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#145 Nick Ray - The EIT Division, Access Points, Shooting Ranges and Opportunity 1:09:37

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We're joined by Nick Ray, the Assistant Director of KDFWR's EIT division! "EIT" stands for Engineering, Infrastructure and Technology, and the follks who work in this division really make things work for the outdoors men and women of the state... We'll learn about some of the projects they take on, how they increase opportunity as a whole, and hear…

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3Rs Technologies in Animal Research - On Tech Ethics 25:32

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Discusses the 3Rs of animal research, teaching, and testing (replacement, reduction, and refinement), including the methods and technologies that support their application. Our guest today is Megan LaFollette, who is the Executive Director at The 3Rs Collaborative, where she advances better science for both people and animals. She received her PhD …

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Ask Paul - Our CEO Answers Your Most Pressing TMF Questions 39:48

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Get ready for an engaging and interactive episode of The State of TMF! Montrium’s CEO, Paul Fenton-Carter, takes center stage for a no-holds-barred AMA (Ask Me Anything) session. Paul will be answering questions submitted by the audience, diving into key topics shaping the TMF industry today, from current challenges in clinical documentation to the…

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Data Privacy and Tracking Technologies - On Tech Ethics 19:43

10M ago19:43

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Discusses data privacy considerations in the context of digital technologies. Our guest today is Emilee Rader, an associate professor at the Information School at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Emilee’s research focuses on the human-centered aspects of data privacy. She studies how people reason and make choices about data collection and infe…

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#144 Dr. John Hast - Bears and Elk in Kentucky, Bear Hunting, Great Winter Fishing 1:11:07

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On this episode of the Kentucky Afield Podcast we're joined Dr. John Hast, Kentucky's lead bear and elk biologist, and he's taking us deep into the world of wildlife management and conservation efforts for two of the state's most iconic species: black bears and elk. Dr. Hast discusses the ongoing work to protect and sustain these populations, the c…

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Setting New Standards: What's in V4 of the TMF Reference Model? 57:37

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A lot has changed since Version 3 of the TMF Reference Model was released in 2015. The growing adoption of digital technologies, combined with increasing amounts of data collection, have made for a vastly different landscape—one that requires different approaches to TMF management. Thus, enter: Version 4 of the TMF Reference Model. In this expert-l…

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#143 Dr. John Brunjes - Waterfowl Hunting Sounds Awesome, Migratory Bird Conservation 1:17:05

10M ago1:17:05

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We're joined by Dr. John Brunjes, the Migratory Bird Program Coordinator for KDFWR! John is an avid outdoorsman, and specifically a waterfowl lover. He speaks to all the reasons that waterfowl hunters love what they do, and about what makes it such a unique hunting opportunity. Additionally, Dr. Brunjes also sheds some light on the "behind the scen…

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Synthetic Data in Research and Healthcare - On Tech Ethics 32:31

11M ago32:31

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Discusses the use of synthetic data in research and healthcare. Our guest today is Dennis L. Shung, MD, MHS, PhD, an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Yale School of Medicine and Director of Digital Health in Digestive Diseases. He leads the Human+Artificial Intelligence in Medicine lab, which focuses on enhancing human presence with AI. Dennis is…

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#142 Tommy Apostolopoulos - The Rut, New CWD Surveillance Zone, Deer Hunting 59:12

10M ago59:12

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We're joined by Tommy, a biologist with the KDFWR deer program! The whitetail rut is right around the corner, and so is the state's modern firearms season for deer... We'll talk about that, tips and tactics, and also go over some need-to-know information for hunters in Kentucky.By Kentucky Afield

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Unlocking the TMF Goldmine: Why M11 & DDF Are the Key to Digital TMF 49:45

11M ago49:45

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From paper to pixels, the TMF has come a long way in its digital transformation—and so have the ways in which we manage it. In this episode, Paul Fenton of Montrium and Nick Hargaden of Moderna will explore the future of the TMF as it transitions into a fully digital landscape. We'll discuss the current gaps that prevent TMF from being truly digita…

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Governance of Genetic Information - On Tech Ethics 30:27

12M ago30:27

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Discusses ethical issues and governance considerations associated with the collection, analysis, and sharing of genetic material and information. Our guest today is Shelly Simana, an assistant professor at Boston College Law School. Before joining BC, she was a fellow at Stanford Law School’s Center for Law and the Biosciences and a doctoral candid…

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#141 Rachel Crume - Tracking Deer, Shot Placement, Tracking Do's And Don'ts 1:21:02

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On this episode of the Kentucky Afield Podcast we're joined by Rachel Crume, who's not only the R3 Branch Manager for KDFWR, but also an experienced deer tracker who services the state of KY! Rachel is going to give us the rundown on deer tracking from her perspective, sharing information that she's gathered over the course of hundreds of successfu…

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#140 Jimmy Woods - Small Game Hunting, Mast Crops, Game Participation 1:14:37

12M ago1:14:37

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We're joined by Jimmy Woods, a biologist with The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife, and we're talking about small game! Jimmy's giving us the rundown of the mast crops across the state, discussing how this information is useful for outdoors men and women, talking about hunting with dogs, and letting us know about a new website feature that …

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#139 Dave Dreves - Eating Bass, Trophy Bass, Getting Feedback 1:18:12

1y ago1:18:12

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On this episode of the Kentucky Afield Podcast we're joined by Dave Dreves, the Director of the Fisheries Division for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources, and the primary topic is bass... We're talking about eating bass, and why doing that could lead to improved fisheries. We'll also hit on a new trophy bass initiative that the …

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Understanding Cellular Agriculture - On Tech Ethics 34:58

1y ago34:58

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Discusses cellular agriculture, including current applications, benefits, technological progress and challenges, and ethical issues. Our guest today is Natalie Rubio, the executive director of the Cellular Agriculture Commercialization Laboratory at Tufts University, who is working to convert early-stage innovations to impactful technologies to red…

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#138 John Boel - From WI To KY, Learning To Fish KY, Why We Fish 1:13:17

1y ago1:13:17

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On this episode of the Kentucky Afield Podcast we're joined by John Boel, an avid-angler and nightly news anchor with too many accolades to mention individually... John is a Wisconsin native and Kentucky transplant who's mastered walleye, smallmouth, musky, and a number of other species in the state. We're talking about how he fishes, why he fishes…

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Open Science Principles, Practices, and Technologies - On Tech Ethics 29:07

1y ago29:07

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This episode discusses the principles, practices, and technologies associated with open science and underscores the critical role that various stakeholders, including researchers, funders, publishers, and institutions, play in advancing it. Our guest today is Brian Nosek, the co-founder and Executive Director of the Center for Open Science and a pr…

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#137 Rachel Young - Fundraising For Conservation, Getting Kids Outdoors 1:04:11

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On this episode of the Kentucky Afield Podcast we're joined by Rachel Young, who's with The Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Foundation! Rachel's organization helps fund conservation, and does some amazing things for the state's youth... She's telling us how they accomplish these goals, and how you can help!For more information visit: kentuckywildlife.co…

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#136 Adam Martin - WKY Fisheries, Bass Up, Carp Down 1:19:51

1y ago1:19:51

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On this episode of the Kentucky Afield Podcast we're joined by Adam Martin, Program coordinator and Sport-Fish Biologist in the western region of the state! Adam is here to tell us some good news related to bass and catfish in the big lakes, and to break down some interesting data that the fisheries crews have gathered recently. You'll find out wha…

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Responsible Implementation of Smart City Technologies - On Tech Ethics 16:00

1y ago16:00

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Discusses smart city technologies, including some ethical and regulatory considerations. Our guest today is Junfeng Jiao, an Associate Professor in the Community and Regional Planning Program at the University of Texas at Austin. He is the founding director of the Urban Information Lab, Texas Smart Cities, the UT Ethical AI program, and a founding …

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More than an Archive - Moving to an Active TMF Management Model 42:58

1y ago42:58

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Managing your TMF program effectively with outdated or inefficient processes can feel overwhelming, especially with limited resources and an evolving regulatory environment. Today, teams are transitioning away from passive TMF models that prioritize an archivist mindset towards a more modern and agile approach to TMF focused on managing and compili…

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#135 - Kentucky Kayak Fishing Destinations, Public Access, Blue Water Trails 57:06

1y ago57:06

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On this episode of the Kentucky Afield Podcast we're talking about the best way to beat this Summer heat... Kayaking! Lee has traveled the state and documented 38 streams, and has multiple kayaking trips mapped for each stream. We're going to learn about his process, what is included in the articles, and find out his favorite floats throughout the …

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Advancing Your Skills and Career in Biotech - On Tech Ethics 21:03

1+ y ago21:03

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Discusses how you can leverage Biotility’s educational offerings for talent development and career growth in the biosciences. Our guest today is Tamara Mandell, the Director of the Education and Training Programs at Biotility, a leader in biotech education and training. Tamara has more than 12 years of combined academic research and industrial biot…

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#134 - "Hunter" the Beagle, What's Going on Now, Spring Fishing 1:11:31

1+ y ago1:11:31

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This episode of the Kentucky Afield Podcast is a special one for me (Chase), as I tell the story of my recently-passed beagle "Hunter". He was an excellent hunting dog and companion who did a lot for me personally... In addition to that we're discussing what we've been up to lately and spring fishing opportunities!…

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Battle of the Binders: What's the Difference Between the TMF & the ISF? 55:41

1+ y ago55:41

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Distinguishing between the ISF and the TMF is an all-too-frequent source of confusion in clinical documentation. Are they the same? Are they different? The answer to both of those questions is yes. Join special guests Aryn Knight and Matt Lowery as they get into the nitty gritty of the great ISF-TMF debate. We'll be covering which contents are spec…

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#133 Josh Bender - The Parklands Of Floyds Fork, Stream Smallmouth Fishing 25:31

1+ y ago25:31

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On this episode of the Kentucky Afield Podcast we're joined by Josh Bender of The Parklands of Floyds Fork! We talk to Josh for a bit about the mission of the park and the opportunities that it provides, and then we head out to do a little smallmouth stream fishing in Floyds Fork itself!By Kentucky Afield

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Understanding the Research Security Training Requirements - On Tech Ethics 29:56

1+ y ago29:56

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Examines the requirements and various considerations for research security training. Our guests today are Mike Steele and Emily Bradford. Mike is an Expert in the Office of the Chief of Research Security Strategy and Policy at the National Science Foundation, where he supports efforts to develop research security training and the office’s global ou…

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Leaving No Stone Unturned: The TMFer’s Guide to Audit Trail Reviews 52:56

1+ y ago52:56

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Audit trail reviews may be a hot topic in the world of TMF right now, but that doesn't mean people know how to do them the right way. In this episode of The State of TMF, our experts will explain everything you need to know about audit trail reviews. We'll be going over the basics of audit trail reviews, the "why" and "how" of routine ATRs, which h…

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#132 Zak Danks - About Turkeys, Turkey Management, Turkey Hunting 1:12:22

1+ y ago1:12:22

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On this episode of the Kentucky Afield Podcast we're joined by Zak Danks, Turkey Program Coordinator for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources! Zak is involved in all things related to turkey management and turkey hunting in the state of Kentucky, and he's lending us his knowledge on both as we pick his brain just days before the 2…

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Accelerating Antibiotic Discovery Using AI - On Tech Ethics 29:26

1+ y ago29:26

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Discusses the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to accelerate antibiotic discovery. Our guest today is César de la Fuente who is a Presidential Assistant Professor at the University of Pennsylvania. César’s research focuses on using computational approaches to accelerate discoveries in biology and medicine. Specifically, he pioneered the developm…