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For this special guest episode, Oceanography is sharing an episode of The Deco-Stop, a series from The Deep-Sea Podcast exploring the people behind deep-sea science and technology. What does it mean to navigate a career in ocean science when your brain works differently?

Through personal stories from scientists and ocean explorers, including Robert Ballard, whose discoveries include the wreck of the Titanic, this episode explores dyslexia, neurodivergence, accessibility, and the challenges and advantages of thinking differently in scientific spaces.

We hear how neurodivergent researchers navigate their careers, what institutions can do to become more inclusive, and why making room for different ways of thinking matters for the future of ocean science.


Episode Guests: Robert Ballard, Tom Tangye, Sarah McLellan, Cat Morgan, and Thom Linley.


About The Deep-Sea Podcast:

The Deep-Sea Podcast, produced by Armatus Oceanic, explores the science, technology, and people behind our understanding of the deep ocean.

Listen to the original episode and discover more from The Deep-Sea Podcast.


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