TRANPHONX PODCAST Phong Tran

Find out more about Dipanjan Das and Olli Tiilikainen's research project. They are currently working on producing a low cost - consumer friendly AR goggles that have profound implications on today's model of how AR can be used in the everyday life. 

Welcome to the next episode of the podcast where I interview my special guest Sean Finn who is the artist behind the melancholic and poetic single : Mexican Beauty In Red.   Sean is an artist who is based out of Ireland and today we talk about his musical influences, his thoughts on music, the reasons why people make music and more.   Sean and I became friends through our internship at DESY, a physics research center and Europe's second largest particle collider, where Sean worked on some of the projects instrumentation, and has continued to complete his Master's in Biophysics, where he did a project on MRI Physics.   How he ends up pursuing his dreams in music and doing a 360 is discussed here and I end up forcing him to perform for me : )   I hope you guys enjoy the podcast, if you do, please leave a like, thumbs up and subscribe.  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seanfinnsta...​Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seanfinnsta​Mexican Beauty in Red Music Video: https://youtu.be/fOsY_5aEqj8​ @ 0:00​ Introduction @  1:38​ Mexican Beauty in Red : A Deeper Look Into The Music @ 4:36​ Melodies, Music & The History of Music @ 8:12​ Where Does Music Come From : From Nature To Tribal @ 12:25​ Music & Influences : The Long Line of Music @ 22:05​ Music as a Business : Music For Profit VS Music For Expression @ 27:49​ From Science to Music : On Leaving Science & Going into Music @ 32:05​ Why I Left Science & Into The World of Business @ 40:16​ The Original : By Sean Finn @ 46:58​ The Cover : Blue Boy - Sean Finn @ 51:30​ Conclusions

What's up all, today we take a look through outer space and talk a bit about a few interesting topics such as the end goal for space exploration, why are we taking to space, alien life forms and the possibility of life, stellar simulations and much much more. Jeremy Karam is a Theoretical Physics Master's student at York University who studies star clusters and the way they interact with other objects in the universe. He talks a bit about his research and his thoughts on space travel etc.   @ 0:00​ Introduction @ 0:18​ Computational Astrophysics: Star Cluster Simulations, Smashing Celestial Objects Together @ 6:37​ Future Plans with Physics & Astrophysics: Goals, Ambition and Motivations @ 9:04​ How it All Started with Physics: The Interest & Motivations for Pursuing Career in Astrophysics @ 12:28​ Space Travel, Colonization and The Future of Space Exploration: Are We Moving in The Right Direction?  @ 21:16​ Life on Other Planets, Are We Alone in The Universe?  @ 25:13​ The Origins of Life on Earth: Replicating Life on Other Planets Possible?  @ 30:20​ Colonization & What is Next: Asteroid Mining & Taking Over The Universe @ 41:40​ Music & Jazz: Enjoying The Melodies @ 48:30​ Conclusion

Welcome back to the TRANPHONX podcast, where I interview various experts on their various topics. In today's episode, I talk to a former classmate of mine in Theoretical Physics courses, Samal Munidasa. Samal is currently pursuing his Ph.D. in Medical Biophysics, and today we talk about various topics such as his research in MRI Lung Damage detection, coronavirus, his fascination with biology and physics, its relationship with life and consciousness, animal rights, free will and determinism, and much more.  0:00 Introduction : Ph.D. Medical Biophysics and MRI Lung Damage Detection Using Hyperpolarized Gas  6:32 Coronavirus Damage Detection, An MRI Analysis on Covid-19 Symptoms 8:55 Future Research and Thoughts of The Future in Medical Biophysics 12:12 Biology VS Physics, Biophysics As The Best of Both Worlds 15:20 Animals, Biology, Humans, Where Do We Fit In? 17:20 Animal Rights, Vegetarianism, Consciousness and Global Warming 26:30 The Solution to Our Problems: Alternative Food Sources, Morals, and Nature 30:40 Consciousness & Self Awareness, Where Do We Draw The Line? 34:27 Determinism & Free Will -- Fate, Destiny, or Randomness? 45:55 The Universal Simulation -- Are We Simulated, Are We Alone In The Universe? 52:20 Animals, the Nature of the Food Chain, the Right to Survival?  59:10 Outro

Hi everyone, looks like I'm on another episode of my podcast. Today, we talk about autopsies, human dissection, tumors, cross-sections of the human body and other fascinating topics related to my special guest Nicole Kocher's job as a Pathologist's assistant. Hope you all enjoy.  @ 0:00 Introduction : Pathology, Disease, Organ Analysis and Autopsy @ 0:50 In The Hands of Pathology, Working as a PA (Pathologist Assistant) @ 1:58 What is a Pathologist: Anatomy, Forensics, Post Mortem @ 2:40 Microscopy & Foreign Objects @ 5:56 Cancer Detection: Symptoms, Cellular Malfunction, Tumor Location @ 8:28 Radio Imaging, Screening & Margins, Techniques for Finding Foreign Objects @ 11:57 Cancer Cells, Tumors & A Closer Look at Cancerous Tissue @  12:45 The Story Behind Pathology : On Becoming A Pathologist Assistant @ 17:55 First Experiences : The Autopsy Table & Horror Stories @ 20:50 Psychological Effects : Dealing with The Job & The Environment @ 22:39 Future Plans, End Goals, and Life as a PA @ 23:44 Motivations, Inspirations, Before Becoming A PA @ 26:40 Cancer & Biology: What is a Cancer, and How It Grows @ 32:49 Life, Death, and Thoughts on Mortality @ 37:33 Inside the Pathologist's Lab, The Setup and Environment @ 38:55 Outro & Conclusions

In this video, I talk to my good friend and former colleague of mine Gianfranco Bino who was in my classes when I was at York University studying astrophysics. Franco and I worked on the same project together, in different wings of the research, and he has gone on to get his master's in Applied Mathematics at Western University. Franco is now currently finishing his Ph.D. in applied mathematics and has landed his dream job as a quantitative analyst at a bank in Toronto. In this podcast, I ask him about his work, his past, and how he got to where he is today. I try to keep the content as easy to consume as possible, so I'm hoping you all enjoy the video, and leave any questions for myself, or for Franco, in the comments below.   @ 0:00 Introduction: Gianfranco Bino Ph.D. Applied Mathematics & Quantitative Analyst @ 1:05 Quantitative Analytics: Mathematical & Algorithmic Development for Financial Products @ 3:12 Fixed Income, High Yield High-Risk Bonds and Predictive Modelling  @ 5:45 Risk Assessment: Parameters of The Model and How to Analyze Assessment @ 6:55 Markov Mixture Models: Credit Migration Using Markovian Statistics @ 8:53 Markov Chains & Brownian Motion: Stochastic Processes and Randomness @ 11:32 The Randomness of Financial Modelling: The Chaos in Economics and Financial Data @ 14:07 Predictive Error Mitigation: Reducing Risk & Credit Rating Formulation @ 18:16 Algorithmic Trading: Growth in The Sector Using New Techniques @ 21:08 History and Background: Motivation, Limiting Factors & Drive @ 22:46 The Schematics & Organization: Creating a Working Entity By Design @ 24:44 Astrophysics & Mathematics: How Studying The Universe Ties In @ 28:26 Prestellar & Protostellar Cores: A Research on Magnetization States @ 31:34 An Astrophysicists Interpretation: Alien Life & Pondering of The Universe @ 35:35 Predicting Volatility: Market Dynamics & The Computer Models @ 38:06 Human Predictive Intelligence & The Effects of Artificial Intelligence ( AI ) & Machine Learning  @ 40:47 The Final Model of Predictive Analytics: Prospects of Developing An All in One Solution @ 46:45 Outro: Final Conclusions