Episode 1.3 - Farisa Morales, Ph.D (JPL Researcher) ◇ Michelle Choi | The Seoul Search

FINALLY! Another podcast episode! It only took a month, right?

In all seriousness, I am so excited to introduce you all to Dr. Farisa Morales. Dr. Morales was actually my astronomy and physics professor. She's an incredible person and I can't wait for you guys to get to know her.

ABOUT THE SCIENCE OF BEING HUMAN:

Science, Technology, Mathematics, Engineering. The four pillars to the acadmic disciplines known across the nation as “STEM.” From The Big Bang Theory to Silicon Valley, STEM has found its place in pop-culture an the amalgamation of nerds, geeks and losers.

It turns out, we’re a lot more than that.

Every week, I’ll be interviewing someone from the STEM industry, whether its a student, educator, or a professional. We’ll be discussing everything, from their childhood dream jobs, to the defining moments in their career.

The Science of Being Human’s goal is to illuminate the humanity in STEM. People in STEM aren’t the socially deficient robots that you see on TV. They’re driven, passionate, empathetic, and kind. But most of all, they’re human. And sometimes, we’re the ones who have the hardest time remembering that.

The Science of Being Human shares the stories of members in the STEM Industry, from where they started, to where they are now, how they got there, and what they learned along the way. The show will also highlight the gender disparity in the industry, and answer the question “so what do scientists really do?"

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Video:
- Final Cut Pro X
- Motion 5
- Canon 70D/Canon M50
- TAKSTAR SGC-598
- Sigma 17-50mm F2.8 EX DC OS HSM

Audio:
- Logic Pro X
- Behringer Studio Condensor Microphone C-1
- Scarlet 2i2

Photos:
- Affinity Photo
- Affinity Designer

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