COSYscience

James York, Damir Moskov

COSYscience is a scientific podcast where we explore fascinating research in a fun and accessible way. Starting in 2026, it became part of the language-learning project COSYlanguages and serves as supplementary material for the COSYevents speaking club, Keeping Up With Science. Whether you're a science enthusiast or just curious about the world around you, COSYscience makes staying informed a delight.

  1. Oct 16

    #2 Can Exercising Together Save Your Marriage?

    Welcome back to COSYscience! We are back for a brand-new season with a fresh approach to exploring scientific research in simple, clear English. In this episode, we break down a new 2026 study from Brigham Young University published in Family Relations. We examine how exercising together as a couple can lower marital stress, improve communication, and help resolve conflicts peacefully. • Conjoint exercise (noun phrase) – Physical activity or workouts done together with another person. • Conflict resolution (noun phrase) – The ability to find a peaceful solution to a disagreement. • Marital stress (noun phrase) – Pressure or tension related to being married. • To reap the benefits (verb phrase) – To receive good results or advantages from an action. • To carve out time (verb phrase) – To deliberately make time for something in a busy schedule. For members of our "Keeping Up With Science" speaking club: Do you think doing active hobbies together can improve communication in relationships? Full article⁠COSYlanguages #COSYscience #COSYlanguages #SciencePodcast #KeepingUpWithScience #LearnEnglishThroughScience #B1B2English #Relationships #MentalHealth #Marriage #BYU

  2. Oct 12

    #1 Loneliness, Health, and How We Live Longer

    Welcome back to COSYscience! We are back for a brand-new season with a fresh approach to exploring scientific research in simple, clear English. In this premiere episode, we break down a groundbreaking 2026 study published in Nature Communications. We examine how loneliness and social isolation affect our physical and mental health-free life expectancy. And whether adopting a healthy lifestyle can compensate for feeling lonely or isolated. Loneliness (noun) – A subjective feeling of emotional emptiness. Social isolation (noun) – An objective lack of social contacts or interactions. Life expectancy (noun) – The average number of years a person is expected to live. Chronic disease (noun) – A long-lasting health condition (e.g., heart disease, diabetes). Morbidity (noun) – The state of being unhealthy or affected by a disease. For members of our "Keeping Up With Science" speaking club: How do you balance your need for quiet personal time with staying socially connected in your daily life? Full article COSYlanguages #COSYscience #COSYlanguages #SciencePodcast #KeepingUpWithScience #LearnEnglishThroughScience #B1B2English #PublicHealth #MentalHealth #UKBiobank #NatureCommunications

  3. 10/21/2024

    #73 Childhood Appetite & Food Relationships | Biopsychosocial Pathways Explained

    In COSYScience Episode 73, we dive into groundbreaking research on how children develop their eating habits. Explore the 'biopsychosocial pathways model' to understand how biology, emotions, and social environments shape a child's relationship with food. Discover how parents' interactions at mealtime can deeply influence kids' appetite regulation and why this knowledge is crucial in tackling childhood obesity. Join us as we explore the science behind lifelong healthy eating habits! Full article #COSYscience #COSYнаука #ТакаяНаука #News #Science #Innovation #Education #ChildhoodNutrition #AppetiteRegulation #BiopsychosocialModel #HealthyEating #ChildDevelopment #Parenting

    #73 Childhood Appetite & Food Relationships | Biopsychosocial Pathways Explained

  4. 08/24/2024

    #66 Exploring the Aging Brain | Early Detection of Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s Breakthroughs

    Dive into the latest brain science discoveries on COSY science. In this episode, we explore groundbreaking research on early detection of Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, and how your environment could double your dementia risk. Learn how to keep your brain sharp with insights on gut-brain connections and heart health. Stay curious and informed with these life-changing studies. A1. Early Detection of Parkinson’s Disease (https://news.ufl.edu/2024/08/parkinsons-diagnosis-method/) A2. Cleaning the Aging Brain (https://www.rochester.edu/newscenter/cleaning-up-the-aging-brain-616872/) A3. Dementia and Your Environment (https://alz-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/alz.14092) A4. The Link Between Alzheimer’s and Heart Disease (https://www.mdpi.com/1422-0067/25/16/8814) A5. Gut-Brain Connection in Alzheimer’s (https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0307111) A6. Reversing Alzheimer’s at an Early Stage (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-50153-y) #COSYscience #COSYнаука #ТакаяНаука #News #Science #Innovation #Education #BrainHealth #Dementia #Alzheimers #Parkinsons #Neuroscience #GutBrainConnection #EnvironmentalHealth #EarlyDetection #HealthResearch

  5. 08/23/2024

    #65 Unlocking Your Musical Superpower | The Science Behind Earworms

    Discover the surprising science behind earworms and learn how these catchy tunes reveal hidden musical abilities you never knew you had. In this episode of COSYscience, we explore how our brains accurately recall and replicate music, challenging common perceptions of musical talent. Tune in to find out why your brain's musical memory is more powerful than you think. Full Article: [https://link.springer.com/article/10.3758/s13414-024-02936-0] Our Platforms: [https://linktr.ee/cosylanguages] #COSYscience #COSYнаука #ТакаяНаука #News #Science #Innovation #Education #Earworms #MusicMemory #HiddenTalents #MusicalAbility #Neuroscience #Psychology #UCResearch #MemoryScience

  6. 08/22/2024

    #64 The Science of Venting | How Sharing Frustrations Strengthens Friendships

    Explore the surprising science behind venting and how it can strengthen your friendships. Discover why sharing frustrations can bring you closer to your friends and learn how to vent effectively without damaging your relationships. Tune in to this episode of COSYscience for valuable insights that could transform your social life. Full Article: [https://newsroom.ucla.edu/releases/venting-your-frustrations-can-make-friends-like-you-better] Our Platforms: [https://linktr.ee/cosylanguages] #COSYscience #COSYнаука #ТакаяНаука #News #Science #Innovation #Education #Venting #Friendship #SocialPsychology #Relationships #MentalHealth #CommunicationSkills #UCLAresearch #LonelinessEpidemic #SocialConnection

  7. 08/21/2024

    #63 The Power of Laughter: How Humor Strengthen Parent-Child Bonds

    In this episode of COSYscience, we explore the surprising role humor plays in parenting. Discover how a simple joke or shared laugh can strengthen bonds between parents and children, fostering resilience, creativity, and positive relationships. Join us as we dive into a fascinating study from Penn State that reveals why laughter might be the ultimate parenting tool. Tune in to learn how humor can transform challenging moments into opportunities for connection and growth. Full article (https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0306311) Our platforms (https://linktr.ee/cosylanguages) #COSYscience #News #Science #Innovation #Education #Parenting #Family #Humor #ChildDevelopment #Resilience #Psychology

  8. 08/20/2024

    #62 Unlocking Ancient Secrets: From Neanderthal Rites to Stonehenge Mysteries

    Join us in this episode of COSYscience as we explore the rich tapestry of human history, from the burial practices of Neanderthals to the mysterious origins of Stonehenge. Discover how ancient rituals, Viking trade secrets, and even the humble act of making bread have shaped our modern world. We'll unravel the stories hidden in the stones, runes, and dough that connect us to our ancestors, offering a fresh perspective on the past and its impact on our lives today. A1: Dark rituals: Understanding society's fascination with death and disaster (https://www.surrey.ac.uk/news/dark-rituals-understanding-societys-fascination-death-and-disaster) A2: ‘Surprising’ Neanderthal Behaviour (https://reporter.anu.edu.au/all-stories/rare-archaeological-site-reveals-surprising-neanderthal-behaviour-at-pyrenees-foothills) A3: Viking Age Commerce (https://www.su.se/english/news/new-interpretation-of-runes-reveals-pricing-in-viking-age-1.755018) A4: Stonehenge’s Altar Stone origins (https://www.curtin.edu.au/news/media-release/great-scott-stonehenges-altar-stone-origins-reveal-advanced-ancient-britain/) A5: From bread dough to Civilisation (https://www.jic.ac.uk/news/how-bread-dough-gave-rise-to-civilisation/) Our platforms (https://linktr.ee/cosylanguages) #COSYscience #COSYнаука #News #Science #Innovation #Education #History #Archaeology #Neanderthals #Stonehenge #Vikings #AncientTraditions #HumanCulture #Anthropology

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COSYscience is a scientific podcast where we explore fascinating research in a fun and accessible way. Starting in 2026, it became part of the language-learning project COSYlanguages and serves as supplementary material for the COSYevents speaking club, Keeping Up With Science. Whether you're a science enthusiast or just curious about the world around you, COSYscience makes staying informed a delight.

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  • Creator
    James York, Damir Moskov
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    86
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © James York, Damir Moskov
  • Show Website
    COSYscience