Another exciting interview from our CERN mini-series, this time with Prof Albert de Roeck, about the exciting time that the Higgs boson was being discovered, and more. What is the exciting future of neutrinos and what enchants him about egyptology?

st-andrews.ac.uk/~physoc1/in… In this episode we speak with Stephanie Campbell, an astronomy PhD student. We discuss researching the use of dynamic models to study galaxies, as well as their work in diversity and outreach in astronomy. (Photo credit: Andrew Perry)

Another new episode! (wow, I know!) This one is with Dr Aleks Scholz. It was actually recorded in August last year - sorry for keeping it in the backlog for so long! I'm sure you'll love it anyway though O:) st-andrews.ac.uk/~physoc1/in…

Excited to publish our new episode with Prof Graham Smith! It was a wonderful chat :)) st-andrews.ac.uk/~physoc1/in…

So happy to release this episode with Dr Helen Cammack, covering everything from education to penguins! st-andrews.ac.uk/~physoc1/in… (it's been a while - recorded this in September 2021 O:) But the right time is now!)

upps forgot to add the link to the website st-andrews.ac.uk/~physoc1/in… You can also find this on Spotify, iTunes and other podcasting apps - search Insight Physoc St Andrews

Sooo happy to publish this new episode! Jazzy Jingle Bells and Santa Claus is coming to town should now be only played on organ. Thanks to Matthew McIlree for playing this! :) Let us know what you thought! Have a restful holiday!

Exciting! A new interview with Prof Sally Mapstone, the Principal and Vice-chancellor of @univofstandrews. Who is the person under whose leadership the uni tops ranking tables? What is her research and her story? And did you know she was a keen runner? st-andrews.ac.uk/~physoc1/in…

Happy to see a new episode up! Sebastian Russell-Smith, a St Andrews graduate and, as he says, a "nuclear plumber" at Rolls Royce. Find the episode on our website: st-andrews.ac.uk/~physoc1/in… or on Spotify here: open.spotify.com/episode/780… (or on other podcasting apps and YouTube)

We're proud to share a special winter episode, where @hooleyca recites poems and sings songs that were missed this semester due to the absence of lectures. I'm also happy to announce that we're back on track! Technical difficulties overcome! st-andrews.ac.uk/~physoc1/in…

So happy and proud of this new episode - Winter special! <3 Wonderful songs and poems by our Honorary VP Dr Chris Hooley! tinyurl.com/insightWinterSpe… Due to technical issues, we're unable to publish on the website just yet - but you can download from here meanwhile! Enjoy!

New episode out! We interview @profbradgibson, director of the E.A. Milne Centre for Astrophysics & head of the UoHull's Physics & Maths department . We cover his jobs across the world, science outreach, and his love of comic books. 🌏🔭🌀😮🦸‍♀️ st-andrews.ac.uk/~physoc1/in…

Dr Collin Bleak, a pure mathematician gives us a very candid discussion about his time hustling chess in NYC, starting a company on Wall Street, and why he moved to @univofstandrews st-andrews.ac.uk/~physoc1/in…

If you're missing all of our St Andrews academics, remember that we've recorded interviews with a bunch! Why not listen to a little bit about Dr Paul Cruickshank's love of music gigs and hair dye? 🎧🎸🤘 st-andrews.ac.uk/~physoc1/in…

Today emeritus Professor Jerry De Groot, of the university’s history department, discusses his thoughts on history research today, what motivates him to write books, and what he’ll miss from his time teaching. 🏺📚👨‍🏫 st-andrews.ac.uk/~physoc1/in…

This interview features Professor Natalia Korolkova, a theoretical physicist at the University of St Andrews. We discuss what it takes to become a professor, the differences in education systems across Europe, and her favourite comfort food. 👩‍🏫🌍🍫 st-andrews.ac.uk/~physoc1/in…