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9. Professor Philip D. Marsh on Dealing with the Dogma Pt.2
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In the last episode, we introduced Professor Philip D. Marsh, Professor Emeritus of Oral Microbiology at the School of Dentistry at the University of Leeds in the UK. Across his incredible career, he's published over 300 research papers and review articles and is co-author of a leading textbook on oral microbiology.
In Part 1, Phil walked us through his early experiences as a penniless Ph.D. student in London and on to his first graduate job. We also discussed the alienation Phil felt as he felt pushback from some of his senior peers. In this episode, Phil breaks down some more of his key studies and findings. We’ll also be discussing Phil’s admiration for the extraordinary professional communicators, he’s met who can distill the essence of what they’re describing down to its very essence.
It’s impossible to say how many people have been touched by Phil’s work. It just goes to show that everyone gets nervous and doubtful sometimes, it’s the extraordinary ones that push through.
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Professor Philip D. Marsh’s LinkedIn
University of Leeds School of Dentistry
What's In This Episode
- Phil expands on his research, the CAMBRA Protocol, and the pushback he’s faced.
- What traits does Phil think extraordinary people have?
- The open-minded approach Phil took to his research.
- What is Phil up to now that he’s retired?
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