Want to join the School of Batman?
16/04/2018
Science and research podcasts can be a great way both to keep learning and also to share your own work. The School of Batman podcast (from figshare, the wonderful people behind our CORD repository) is a weekly offering where a researcher talks about how their work can help Batman fight crime. Now Batman needs your help!
How could you fight crime with Batman? In previous episodes, neuroscience helped Batman stop crime before it started, plant science helped him grow spores to fight Poison Ivy in record time, and fibre optics helped him defeat a mind controlled super girl!
If you fancy being involved, just send @SchoolofBatman a message on Twitter, and check out all previous episodes on SoundCloud.
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