Recorded at ARTP 2025 in Glasgow!

Calvin and Sam hit the conference floor with some quick-fire questions for fellow delegates and manufacturers—some insightful, some just for fun. Big thanks to LoveMedical for hosting us at their stand and letting us bring the mic to the heart of the action.

Music Credits in order of appearance:

Sunny Days by Anno Domini Beats

Papov by Yung Logos

Champion by Telecasted

In this episode, we are joined by Dr Joanna Shakespeare and Matt Rutter, Chair and Vice Chair of the Association for Respiratory Technology and Physiology (ARTP). They sat down for a chat following the close of this year's ARTP conference in Glasgow. They discuss the ARTP, their roles, current challenges in physiology, and some advice for early-career physiologists.

If you would like to reach out to our guests, their LinkedIn profiles are below.

Joanna: https://shorturl.at/o1b9C

Matt: https://shorturl.at/waSIU

For more information on ARTP follow this link: https://www.artp.org.uk/

Dan Beever is a researcher and public involvement advocate who also lives with cystic fibrosis. As part of the MAGIFY team, his work involves exploring how MRI scanning can be used to monitor lung health in people with CF. Alongside his scientific work, Dan is passionate about public involvement in healthcare research, ensuring that patients’ voices play a key role in shaping the future of healthcare.

To learn more about Dan and his work, visit danbeever.co.uk.

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