Podcast appearances and mentions of lewis mackenzie

Join Jake Smith, Lewis Mackenzie and Brendan Tuttiett for a full review of Pompey's 1-1 draw with Shrewsbury Town, as well as a look ahead to the Blues' midweek trip to Oxford United. The panel will also go over a heartbreaking defeat on Sunday for the Pompey Women, who surrendered a 1 goal advantage to lose 2-1 to league leaders Oxford United at Westleigh Park.

Attention turns back to League One for Pompey this weekend as Jake Smith, Dean Adams and Lewis Mackenzie look ahead to Saturday's encounter with Fleetwood Town. Tuesday night's 5-0 victory over the Aston Villa Under-21s in the Papa John's Trophy is also reviewed and the appointment of Richard Hughes as Sporting Director discussed too.

Jake Smith invites Sam Macey and Lewis Mackenzie on to the show to go over the big talking points from Pompey's victory over Cheltenham Town. The panel also look ahead to the Blues' midweek fixture against Cambridge United at Fratton Park.

Lewis Mackenzie of Kaizen Academy speaks with MMA UK's Stoomboy about his upcoming K1 Kickboxing bout at Evolution Of Combat 11 against Ross McKenzie #mmauk #eoc11 #k1

Lewis MacKenzie of Kaizen Academy speaks with MMA UK's Stoomboy about his upcoming fight against Jamie Smith at Evolution of Combat 10 #MMAUK #EOC

Major General Lewis MacKenzie, a retired Canadian General who knows Admiral Mark Norman, shares his thoughts and views of the case against the Admiral and whether Admiral Norman should be returned to his former position as Vice-Chief of Staff of Canada's military. They also discuss a federal government video celebrating the 74th anniversary of VE-Day that showed Nazi-German troops.  Guest: Major General Lewis MacKenzie. Commanded UN Protection force in Sarajevo and author of Peacekeeper: The Road to Sarajevo. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"If someone cares about it, there is a podcast about it", says Lewis MacKenzie a postdoc researcher in biomedical optics. He recently published a paper about science podcasts: Science podcasts – Analysis of global production and output from 2004 to 2018. We talked about his research, methods, data basis and of course, the outcome of his study. How many science podcasts are there and what characterizes them? This study, as Lewis MacKenzie states, provides the first ‘snapshot’ of how science podcasts are being used to communicate science to public audiences around the globe. 

This episode of Bart and Dennis Talk is actually our first anniversary episode! While Science for Progress was founded in July 2017, the podcast went online on February 20th 2018! Announcement At the beginning of the episode I announce that I will be on the Twitter “rotating curation account” @RecovingAcad, which belongs to the Recovering Academic Podcast. We had a crossover episode with them, last November. I will be tweeting about leaving academia and transitioning into industry from February 25th to March 2nd. On March 3rd I will do a live video AMA on the account @theaddictivebrain on Instagram. Addictive Brain is a science communication project that was initiated by Chinmaya Sadangi, who was curator on our twitter rotating curation account @sfprocur. My AMA on Instagram starts at 3 p.m. UTC and will take about an hour. Anniversary! At this time we have had 20 episodes, 10 of which were from the phase when I did an episode every three weeks. But since we started doing the B&D episodes, we're publishing an episode every other week. I hope you agree that the production quality has increased. I am still working on improving my editing skills but I think that is also becoming better. Compared to the early episodes we went from one hour to 30 minutes, which I think is better. We also went from a conversation style to a narrative style in our interviews. I would be very interested to and to know what you think about that! Do you prefer the heavily edited version where I try to make everything more clear, or do you prefer to listen to a more natural conversation? I personally think that every episode has actually pretty good content, but the journal impact factor episode with Björn Brembs is a clear winner when it comes to downloads. In terms of content for the future I will continue to do episodes on Academia, topics of general interest like the GMO episode, and science communication. We then looked at some data from the paper on science communication podcast by Lewis MacKenzie. He looked at a number of science podcasts. I am not sure whether our podcast really fits in the study, because it doesn’t fit the criteria 100%. But still we compared our outcomes with those described in the paper. It turns out we are above average dedicated to this podcast! The median lifespan of independent (not affiliated to an institute or company) science podcast is just 16 episodes. I am happy to see that we did beat that already in the first year! The median survival rate of podcast that are affiliated with a company or an Institute of some sort, is 24 episodes, and I've already recorded our episodes 21 and 23, episodes 25 and 27 are in planning (update: actually, by the time this episode is published, I already recorded episode 25, too). Podcast Preview On March 3rd there will be an episode on alternative metrics, with Steffen Lemke. These “Altmetrics” are supposed to complement citation based metrics such as the journal impact factor or the H-index. I talked with Steffen about the advantages and disadvantages of these metrics. On March 31st there will be an episode called “Sleep Faster” with Lars Dittrich. Until recently, Lars studied sleep, and we talked about whether it is a good idea to try shave off a few hours of sleep every night in order to get more productive hours during the day. On April 28th there will be an episode about the Pint of Science with Elodie Chabrol. Pint of Science is a science communication event that happens once a year and has grown massively over the last six years. And finally on May 26th there will be an episode called “Energiewende” with Tanja Kneiske. Tanja works for the Fraunhofer Institute on smart power distribution systems. We will talk about the German transition out of fossil fuels and nuclear power, the efforts to replace them completely with renewable energy. He Jiankui The Chinese researcher who created the first genetically edited babies,

Elizabeth and Roger take listener questions and try very hard to answer them. Show notes: Lewis MacKenzie's paper about academic podcasts Roger on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rdpeng Elizabeth on Twitter: https://twitter.com/elizabethmatsui Effort Report on Twitter: https://twitter.com/theeffortreport Get The Art of Data Science: https://leanpub.com/artofdatascience Subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts: https://pcr.apple.com/id1133375717 Subscribe to the podcast on Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?authuser#/ps/Iz7gvpa3d6qro3btjmfk7g3l2gu Find past episodes: http://effortreport.libsyn.com Contact us at theeffortreport@gmail.com

Can Batman use biomedical optics to find the source of a toxin? Could blood tests be sped up and portable to respond quickly to incidents? Find out on this episode of School of Batman! Our guest this week is Lewis MacKenzie, a biomedical physicist at the University of Leeds. To find out more about Lewis's research, visit: http://www.fbs.leeds.ac.uk/staff/profile.php?tag=Mackenzie_L. You can also find Lewis on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LEMacKz. __________________ Impact Moderato by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: incompetech.com/music/royalty-fre…isrc=USUAN1100618 Artist: incompetech.com/ Cool Vibes - Film Noire by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: incompetech.com/music/royalty-fre…isrc=USUAN1100863 Artist: incompetech.com/ Mechanolith by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: incompetech.com/music/royalty-fre…isrc=USUAN1100879 Artist: incompetech.com/

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General Lewis MacKenzie talks to Roy about a new 24-metre war monument in Cape Breton, which has garnered a lot of support and a lot of controversy. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lewis MacKenzie was born in Truro, Nova Scotia a long time ago. He is a graduate of Xavier Junior College of Sydney Nova Scotia and the University of Manitoba. During his thirty six year military career he served nine years in Germany with NATO forces and managed to avoid service in Ottawa by fitting in nine peacekeeping tours of duty in the Gaza Strip, Cyprus, Cairo, Vietnam, Central America and Sarajevo. In 1990 Lewis was appointed commander of the United […]

Major-General Lewis Mackenzie (ret’d) was born in Truro, Nova Scotia, and has served in trouble spots around the world.In 1992, he commanded the un Protection Force that opened Sarajevo airport to allow the arrival of humanitarian aid. He published the best-selling Peacekeeper: The Road to Sarajevo after retiring from the Canadian Armed Forces in 1993; “A Soldier’s Peace,” a television documentary based on the book, won a New York Film Festival Award in 1996. His many honours include the Order of Canada and the United Nations Medal of Honour. Mackenzie is now a public affairs commentator on television and in the Globe and Mail and a sought-after lecturer on leadership and conflict resolution.