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Educeumm: Standing on the Shoulders of Giants

In this episode of Educeumm, host Chy'Na Nellon engages with guest Ndotimi Apulu, a PhD candidate in cellular and molecular biology. They discuss Timmy's journey from Nigeria to Arkansas, his academic experiences, and the challenges faced as a Black scientist. The conversation also delves into common misconceptions about brain function and the importance of understanding cellular biology as the foundation of life. In this conversation, Chy'Na Nellon and Ndotimi Apulu engage in the fascinating world of cellular biology, discussing the functions and coordination of cells, the differences between unicellular and multicellular organisms, and the evolutionary significance of these life forms. They explore the characteristics of amoebas, their adaptability, and their omnipresence in various environments. The discussion also touches on the nature of scientific research, emphasizing that science is a process of discovery rather than an exact discipline. In this conversation, Ndotimi Apulu discusses his research on the development and evolutionary origins of hair cells, emphasizing the importance of basic science in understanding complex biological systems. He explores the relationship between development and evolution, the significance of hair cells in sensory processing, and the implications of his research for regenerative medicine. The dialogue also touches on human evolution, the diversity of hominid species, and the role of storytelling in making science accessible and engaging. Throughout the conversation, Chy'Na and Ndotimi discuss the complexities and importance of asking questions in research and the challenges faced during the PhD journey. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of understanding nuances in research and the collaborative nature of academic work. As well as the role of spirituality in academia, the balance of ego and humility in scholarship, and the necessity of making scientific knowledge accessible to the public. #Educeumm, #PhDjourney, #Blackscientists, #molecularbiology, #academicexperiences, #communityengagement, #diversityineducation, #Arkansas, #research, #cells, #unicellular, #multicellular, #amoebas, #evolution, #scientificresearch, #education, #digitalnarratives, #interactivedesign, #biology, #basicscience, #development, #haircells, #sensoryprocessing, #regeneration, #biology, #hominids, #haircells, #hairfollicles, #researchquestions, #spiritualityinacademia, #humilityinscience, #Blackscholarship, #accessibilityineducation, #sciencecommunication, #academicchallenges.