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Our mission is to bring science to all aspects of life such as policy making, diplomatic decisions and communication. Episodes of Penn Talks Science are grouped into themes with monthly episodes. Some episodes in each theme will feature students talking to each other with genuine questions and conversations and some feature students chatting with experts in their fields. Stay tuned to hear what we’re asking questions about today’s most interesting scientific topics!
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Nobel Victories: Overcoming Failure
Join us on an expedition through the trials and tribulations on the road to the Nobel Prize. In this episode, Ryann and Emma discuss quotes and advice from Nobel Laureates. Featuring an interview with Avia and Dr. Allyson Mackey from the Department of Psychology at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Nobel Prizes of 2023: From Quantum Dots to Woman in the Economy
Join us on a journey through the Nobel Prizes of 2023. We will explain who received the Nobel Prize in their field, how certain new technologies work, and the winner's journey to this prestige. Additionally, we’d like to acknowledge that we made a mistake when mentioning where the nobel prize winner Narges Mohammadi was from. She is from Iran and not Iraq. Apologies for the inaccuracy.
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Nobel Beginnings: The History of the Nobel Prize
Unveil the captivating origins of the Nobel Prize in the first episode of our thrilling three-part series on PennTalksScience. Dive deep into the legacy of Alfred Nobel, the mastermind behind this prestigious accolade, and discover the intriguing history that shaped it. From vintage examples of early Nobel laureates to fascinating tidbits you've never heard before, this episode is designed for curious minds. Plus, don't miss out on the diverse perspectives and insightful opinions from members of the Penn community. Tune in to this week's episode of PennTalksScience for a journey through time and brilliance – a story of human achievement that continues to inspire the world.
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Ghost Particles in Flux: The Dance of Neutrinos
What are neutrinos? How do we detect them? These questions and more will be answered in this episode of PennTalksScience. Featuring an interview with Professor Josh Klein from the University of Pennsylvania.
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Intro to psychedelics: therapeutic applications, biochemistry and influences from indigenous cultures
The Penn Talks Science team is back with a new episode covering psychedelics, hallucinogenic substances that have recently re-gained popularity due to promising therapeutic potential for treating mental disorders such as depression and anxiety. We also interview members of the Penn Society for Psychedelic Science, Victor Pablo Acero and Emily Cribas, who share their insights and opinions regarding these substances. Give it a listen and leave a review! For more resources check out our Twitter!
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Dangerous Chemical Spills: The Norfolk Ohio Train Derailment & Other Environmentally Toxic Spills
The Penn Talks Science team is back with a new episode covering the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, and the consequences of the following toxic chemical spill. Such is one of many incidents, so we wanted to understand the implications of improper transport of toxic chemicals. We reached out to the Penn community and invited Dr. Trevor Penning from the Center of Excellence in Environmental Toxicology to speak about the spill. Give it a listen and leave a review! For more resources check out our Twitter!
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