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Oct 27, 2026
Anthony NasserGUEST
I completed my undergraduate training back at, I finished in 2010, University of Sydney.
Anthony NasserGUEST
before undertaking a master's degree at University of Queensland in sports physiotherapy.
Anthony NasserGUEST
And then more recently, I completed my PhD at La Trobe University, which focused on tendinopathy.
Anthony NasserGUEST
So clinically, I've always really had a strong interest in running-related injuries and tendinopathy, which I'm sure a lot of your listeners share.
Ronald HoffmanHOST
Dr. Beck is a professor at the Griffith University and the director of the Bone Clinic Institute.
Ronald HoffmanHOST
She graduated from the University of Queensland and from the University of Oregon.
Ronald HoffmanHOST
She studied here and she obtained her PhD here, where she studied sports medicine and exercise physiology.
Ronald HoffmanHOST
And she completed a post-doctoral research fellowship at Stanford University here in California.
The ArchitectHOST
There's one more study I want to tell you about because I've looked at the believers themselves.
The ArchitectHOST
In 2023, three researchers at the University of Queensland, they published a study of more than a thousand people.
The ArchitectHOST
Over a third of them believed in manifestation.
The ArchitectHOST
The believers saw themselves as more successful and felt more confident that they'd succeed in the future.
Charles CassidyHOST
I thought he was at the University of Waterloo, but I'm a little out of date.
Igor GrossmannHOST
Yeah, for the last 10 years, he has been at the University of Queensland.
Igor GrossmannHOST
Okay, nice.
Igor GrossmannHOST
And he's been working on precisely this question.
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Justin BrienzaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Right.
Justin BrienzaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
If we can quantify those things and we can find exemplars and then we can start to study them as case studies.
Justin BrienzaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So I have a student with Ali Intazari here at University of Queensland, and he gives a guest lecture in my wise leadership course.
Justin BrienzaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And that's what is one of his focuses on the wise organization.
Sven BrodmerkelGUEST
Awesome.
Sven BrodmerkelGUEST
My partner decided to do a post-grad course at the University of Queensland in Brisbane.
Sven BrodmerkelGUEST
I found a supervisor or kind of co-supervisor.
Sven BrodmerkelGUEST
And then we spent a year in Australia.
Fabien MedveckyGUEST
And that got a bit of traction.
Fabien MedveckyGUEST
And so a colleague at University of Queensland who was teaching the science communication program said to me, would you be happy to teach in my course on controversial science? Because that's in effect what you're talking about.
Fabien MedveckyGUEST
And I went, sure.
Fabien MedveckyGUEST
So I did a little bit of teaching there, finished my PhD.
Samiul HossainGUEST
So I went to a talk by one of the researchers in our biology discipline and they talked about the replication crisis and I got hooked and then I joined different conferences.
Samiul HossainGUEST
So I joined the first ever open science conference as organized by University of Queensland in Brisbane.
Samiul HossainGUEST
and then joined conference by SIPS, Society for Improving Psychological Sciences, and then AMOS, another meta science organization, and also joined workshops in Oxford and other places.
Samiul HossainGUEST
So that's how I become interested.
Jacob GambleCORRESPONDENT
The term was coined in the Harvard Business Review in 1998 and refers to the idea that businesses can create more value by offering memorable experiences.
Jacob GambleCORRESPONDENT
Associate Professor Felix Septianto is a consumer behaviour specialist from the University of Queensland.
Jacob GambleCORRESPONDENT
He says nightlife patrons tend to remember an event or experience over the beverage they ordered.
Felix SeptiantoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We can buy a beer or a glass of wine online.
Jacob GambleCORRESPONDENT
The experience economy is a concept that businesses can create more value by offering memorable experiences.
Jacob GambleCORRESPONDENT
Associate Professor Felix Septianto is a consumer behaviour specialist from the University of Queensland and says nightlife patrons tend to remember an event or experience over the beverage they ordered.
Felix SeptiantoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
That's important in a regional market, he says, which may have a smaller population base and need to rely on repeat customers.
Felix SeptiantoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This offering different activities and experiences would give our customers reasons to keep coming back.
Deviyani RaoHOST
And on today's episode, I'm excited to have Dr. Amy McCart Reed.
Deviyani RaoHOST
Dr. McCart Reid is an associate professor at the University of Queensland, and she also co-manages the Brisbane Breast Bank.
Deviyani RaoHOST
We're also joined by Dr. Jeanette Waxmonsky, who is an ILC patient advocate and the assistant director of community engaged research for the CU Cancer Center.
Deviyani RaoHOST
Thank you both so much for joining me on today's episode.
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