Following last night's sold out Speaker Series Live lecture, today's special "TL;DR Long" contributor is Rodney Mullen, an engineer, innovator and professional skateboarder, who shares his thoughts on why we need a range of people in research.

Mathematician, concert pianist, and author Dr Eugenia Cheng is on a mission to change that perception of maths by showcasing the joy, creativity and wonder of maths, and how it underpins our everyday lives, from the food we eat to the entertainment we consume. I caught up with Eugenia ahead of her Speaker Series Live talk at the Ri in June 2024 to hear about the creativity, wonder and relatability of maths, and how we can all engage with it in ways that bring us joy.

We hear the phrase "tech for good" a lot, but is all tech actually good tech, and is it really good for everyone? Angela Saini shares her thoughts on this topic in this week's TL;DR Shorts episode.

This week’s TL;DR Shorts features computer scientist turned data science expert and data strategy consultant Roger Magoulas who is sharing his thoughts on generative artificial intelligence, or generative AI, like OpenAI's chatGPT and how they can be employed to make our workflows more efficient and our outputs more impactful.

Happy TL;DR Tuesday if you celebrate - and if you don't, you'll want to after today's episode, because we're hearing from Dr Danielle Twum - cancer immunologist, If/Then contributor, and part-time superhero - about why representation in research matters.