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Episode 1 | Warren Maule

  • Writer: Antoinette Oosthuizen
    Antoinette Oosthuizen
  • 14 hours ago
  • 2 min read

Inspiring the Next Generation of Scientists

In the very first episode of Under The Microphone, Antoinette sits down with Warren Maule, to talk about science, curiosity, and the human stories behind a life dedicated to discovery.


Warren is a passionate scientist, writer, and lifelong mentor in biomedical science. His genuine love for science and scientific writing, as well as his deep desire to inspire young people to pursue meaningful careers in science, was the original spark behind the creation of Under The Microphone. It felt only fitting that he would be our very first guest.


In this episode, we explore:

  • What biomedical science is and the important role biomedical scientists play

  • Warren’s journey into science and what shaped his career

  • Scientific writing and why publishing matters

  • The challenges faced in laboratories and healthcare today

  • Thoughts on cannabis research, tapeworm infections, and SLE

  • The evolving role of AI in the scientific workspace

  • Advice and encouragement for young and aspiring scientists


This conversation is relaxed, honest, and deeply inspiring — reminding us that science is not only about data and results, but about people, purpose, and curiosity.



 About Warren Maule

Warren Maule is a biomedical scientist with a long-standing career in research, diagnostics, and scientific writing. He has authored and contributed to numerous scientific publications and is passionate about mentoring and encouraging young scientists to think critically, write, and contribute meaningfully to the scientific community.


Articles & Resources Shared by Warren

You can explore some of Warren’s work and related resources below:


Final Thoughts

Warren’s story is a powerful reminder that a life in science is built on curiosity, persistence, and a willingness to keep learning. His message to young scientists is simple but profound: stay curious, keep asking questions, and never underestimate the impact you can make.


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