Roundtable for European Southern Observatory. 26 September 2024. More at: https://www.eso.org/sci/meetings/2024/esogpt24.html (No preview, sorry.)
Roundtable recorded 15 May 2023. Part of the tenth anniversary events for the Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA). More at: https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.22748117
Workshop for U. New Hampshire Research Communications Academy. February 2023. (No preview, sorry.)
Episode #206. 30 November 2021.
Workshop on poster design. February 2021.
Seminar on crustacean pain. 2018.
17 December 2014.
Summary of PLOS ONE paper. December 2014.
Episode 48. 5 November 2013.
Presentation given at The University of Texas–Pan American C-STEM center. 9 May 2013.
Invasion of the Marmorkrebs. 27 August 2011.
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Hello PhD, Episode 196: YOU can win a poster competition w/ Dr. Zen Faulkes (podcast episode from July 2023).
Hello PhD, Episode 195: Five Myths of Scientific Poster Design w/ Dr. Zen Faulkes (podcast episode from July 2023)
BEaTS Research Radio's Podcast, Season 1, Episode 136: Come to their aid! - The crayfish pet trade - Special Episode (podcast episode from December 2022)
ABT Time, Episode #39: (Former) King of the DHY, Zen Faulkes, talks about his new book, Better Posters (podcast episode from June 2022)
Scholarly Communication, Better Posters (podcast episode from May 2022)
Lecture Breakers, Episode #121: How to use academic posters for teaching, learning, and engaging students with Dr. Zen Faulkes (podcast episode from May 2022; link to podcast on Apple; also available on other podcast providers)
Western Outdoor News, Episode 56: Sand crab 101 & spring hunt and fish update (podcast episode from March 2022)
Taproot, Season 2, Episode 4: The GRExit and how we choose who goes to grad school (podcast episode from 2019)
Science... Sort of, Episode 178: Wetter is Better (podcast episode from 2013)
Neuroscientists Talk Shop (podcast episode from 2012)
Critical Wit, #58 (podcast episode from 2012)
Critical Wit, #15 (podcast episode from 2011)
The World Science (podcast from 2010)
KBIA (podcast from 2010 covering International Association for Astacology meeting)
Resolving authorship disputes by mediation and arbitration (Audio version of paper from 2019)