Are you an academic? Do you suffer from self-doubt? Maybe you want to improve academic research culture? Well, this podcast is just for you!

Join me every month to hear interviews from academics across the world who will talk about their struggles with Impostor Syndrome and how they're trying to push for positive change in academia!

Introducing the Impostor Syndrome Podcast!

Open science is a set of reforms that seek to improve the quality of research, both in practice and culture. They address the publish or perish and fund or famine culture, and generally make the scholarly enterprise more accessible and transparent to all. Though necessary and worthwhile, advocating and practice open science is not without its challenges. My guests with discuss these challenges, drawing upon their personal experience in promoting Registered Reports!

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1. Open Science and its challenges with Drs Emma Henderson and Loukia Tzavella

In today's show I will be chatting with Drs Maddi Pownall (@maddi_pow) and Alex Lautarescu (@AleLautarescu) about their recent paper, Navigating Open Science as Early Career Feminist Researchers (link below). We cover the barriers and support that open science presents for feminist researchers at the junior stages of their academic careers before touching on the idea of Impostor Syndrome and how it can have shortcomings as a term to describe self-doubt in academia. 



Paper: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/03616843211029255