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Grad Chat - Queen"s School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs

CFRC Podcast Network

Hosted by CJ the DJ (Colette Steer), this is a 30 minute radio show featuring a graduate student or postdoc each week. Each episode is an opportunity for Queen’s grad students and postdocs to showcase their research to the Queen’s and Kingston community. From time to time, CJ the DJ also interviews an alum or interview grad students in relation to something topical for the day. Grad Chat is a collaboration between the School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs and CFRC 101.9FM

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30:51

Claudia Hirtenfelder, PhD in Geography & Planning,...

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2020/04/28

Topic: Cast Out Urbanites: A comparative history and geography of how cows disappeared from Kingston and Cape Town Overview: Today, while certainly not absent in all cities, cows are invisible as lively beings in many urban areas in which they once lived, illustrating the changing multi-species nature of urbanisation. Historically, cows were present in urban settlements and […]

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30:58

Suyin Olguin, PhD in English Language & Literature,...

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2020/04/21

Topic: What’s it like being a student parent during Covid-19 Overview: Tips on how to keep your kids occupied, home schooled, feel special and still get your research done too.

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30:43

Alastair Keirulf, PhD in Chemistry, supervised by Dr...

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2020/04/14

Topic: Working remotely Overview: Tips on how to continue to move forward with your research, keep positive and look after yourself, family and friends.

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34:10

Leo Erlikhman, Masters in Sociology & Public...

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2020/04/07

Topic: Youth Alcohol in Kingston Overview: Recent evidence shows an increase in alcohol-related emergency department (ED) visits among youth. We sought to quantify the impact of ED visits (type and frequency, patient characteristics and resource use) related to alcohol in our centre

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29:49

Leo Erlikhman, Masters in Sociology & Public...

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2020/03/31

Topic: Youth Alcohol in Kingston Overview: Recent evidence shows an increase in alcohol-related emergency department (ED) visits among youth. We sought to quantify the impact of ED visits (type and frequency, patient characteristics and resource use) related to alcohol in our centre

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30:16

Zuhaib Mir, MSc in Epidemiology, supervised by Dr...

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2020/03/24

Topic: Postoperative liver decompensation events following partial hepatectomy for hepatocellular carcinoma among patients with cirrhosis Overview: My research is focused on studying adverse outcomes after surgical resection of liver tumours. Specifically, the majority of patients with liver cancer also have underlying liver disease, called cirrhosis. So, the decision to remove the cancerous portion of their liver must […]

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32:28

Jennifer Ritonja, PhD in Epidemiology, supervised by...

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2020/03/17

Topic: Night shift work, melatonin, and circadian gene methylation in the development of breast cancer Overview: Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in Canada and globally. Breast cancer etiology is complex, and work environment as a risk factor is still poorly understood, particularly with respect to night shift work. It is estimated that 10-30% […]

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34:33

Jackson Pind, PhD in Education, supervised by Dr...

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2020/03/10

Topic: The history of Indian Day Schools in Ontario between 1920-2000 Overview: My research will conduct oral history Interviews with Indian Day School survivors by using Indigenous methods of data collection. I will then contextualize these histories with additional archival research conducted at the Library and Archives of Canada. This research will inform our understandings of Canada’s […]

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32:09

Sherri Dutton, PhD in Public Health Sciences,...

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2020/03/03

Topic: The use of arts-based methods in health research Overview: I will be talking about my Master’s work and what I intend to do with my PhD exploring the use of arts-based methods in health research and incorporating a collage activity into that research as well.

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36:36

Morgan Lehtinen, PhD in Chemistry, supervised by Dr...

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2020/02/25

Topic: H2Only: Smart Filters for Efficient Oil/Water Separation. Overview: In a world that relies heavily on the use of crude oil as an energy source, clean oil recovery and spill remediation is of dire importance. Removing oil from surfactant stabilized oil-in-water emulsions has become an issue in numerous industries as current separation processes are tedious and wasteful […]

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34:39

Keegan Turner-Wood, PhD in Biomedical & Molecular...

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2020/02/18

Topic: How to gain access to energy stored in plants by designing biological nanomachines which can efficiently release trapped energy. Overview: With the continued depletion of fossil fuels the search for new sources of renewable energy are growing ever more urgent. One possible source of energy is the vast repository of carbon found within plant biomass. […]

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32:03

Jasmin Manseau, PhD in Management, supervised by Dr...

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2020/02/11

Topic: “The Future of Work” Overview: I am interested in the future of work and the changing nature of work more specifically how employees are beginning to use artificial intelligence at work through interactions with chatbots (i.e. IBM Watson) and intelligent employee assistants (i.e. Alexa for Business, Google Home at work, etc.). What is the work of […]

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29:03

Alastair Keirulf, PhD in Chemistry, supervised by Dr...

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2020/02/04

Topic: Developing the Continuous Online Leaching Method for use in Bioaccessibility Risk Assessments Overview: When soil is contaminated, we must perform a risk assessment to determine the potential for hazard towards humans who may work, play, or live in contact with the soil. A common method for modeling this soil exposure is through a bioaccessibility study, which […]

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Jen McConnel, PhD in Education, supervised by Dr...

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2020/01/28

Topic: “Academic literacy in first year college (the necessary “language” for communicating successfully in college)” Overview: I’m researching the perceptions teachers and students have of academic literacy in the first-year of college.

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29:44

Terry Soleas, Jennifer Guiho, Bessi Qorri

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2020/01/21

Topic: “TEDx Annual Conference Overview: Grad students discuss what it means to do a TED talk

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29:51

Shannon Hill, PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences,...

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2020/01/14

Topic: Understanding and Supporting the School Transitions of Military-Connected Adolescents Overview: The purpose of my two-phased sequential qualitative study is to (1) provide an in-depth, multi-perspective understanding of the school transition experiences of military-connected adolescents in Ontario, and (2) provide recommendations to inform policy and practice related to the school transition experiences of military-connected adolescents across Canada

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29:38

Linda Mussell, PhD in Political Studies, supervised...

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2020/01/07

Topic: “Handing Over The Keys: Intergenerational Legacies of Incarceration Policy in Canada, Australia, and Aotearoa/New Zealand.” Overview: I use critical policy analysis to unpack the legacies of incarceral policies in three countries, where generations of people within one family or community can be criminalized and experience institutionalization.

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29:32

CJ the DJ and Suyin DJ Bear.

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2019/12/31

Overview: It’s New Year’s Eve but we are still on the air! Hear what is in store for grad studies in 2020

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29:32

CJ the DJ and Suyin DJ Bear.

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2019/12/24

Overview: It’s a special day, so with that comes a special edition of Grad Chat as we wrap up 2019.

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39:26

Abbey Lee Hallett, Masters in Art Leadership.

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2019/12/17

Abbey Lee Hallett, Masters in Art Leadership. Overview: Abbey Lee talks about the Arts Leadership program and why it is important to train the next group of Arts Leaders who can lead the next generation of our country’s arts and culture.

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