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02/01/2023

Life As We (Don't) Know It: Counting Canopies, Munching Microbes, and Moving Mitochondrial DNA

In this episode, our three sci-comm editors delve into another discussion of a variety of the latest science stories. From ground-breaking satellite technology monitoring forest degradation to pioneering ocean-degradable bioplastics and new discoveries into the human genome evolution – there will be something for every science aficionado! We also had the privilege to include a segment of a fascinating interview on the search of life beyond our solar system with Sascha Quanz, Head of the Exoplanets & Habitability Research Group at ETH Zurich. Make sure you follow and share the show, leave a review, and stay posted on all upcoming episodes. Something About Science is brought to you by AzoNetwork. Content Mentioned · Oxytocin heart regeneration - How the ‘love hormone’ oxytocin may have heart-healing properties (News Medical) · Producing Biofilms with Additive Manufacturing (AZoMaterials) · Weighing Earth's Forests Using a Space Umbrella (AZoCleantech) · New insight into human genome evolution (News Medical) · Can ETH Zurich’s New Centre Tell Us Whether Life Exists Beyond Earth? (AZoQuantum) · MuscleRehab: A Sensor-Based Suit For Autonomous Physical Rehabilitation (AZoSensors) · Gout: Disease of Kings now a 21st Century Epidemic (News Medical) Music Credits Erokia – Ambient Wave 41 Mansores – I lost myself along the way Coma-Media / Yrii Semchyshyn - Modern Slideshows Downtempo Ambience Intro Music by Coma-Media (Yrii Semchyshyn) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
09/16/2024

Drug Discovery 2024: In Conversation with ELRIG

Welcome back to Something About Science! In this episode, we focus on ELRIG Drug Discovery 2024, Europe’s largest conference for the drug discovery community. Our guest is Melanie Leveridge, Chair of the ELRIG Board, who shares exclusive insights and key highlights for this year’s event. Here’s what you need to know: Drug Discovery 2024 takes place on October 2nd and 3rd at the ExCeL in London, and it’s completely free to attend—no hidden fees or memberships required. With 15 scientific tracks, 200 exhibitors, 400 posters, and over 2,000 delegates, this event offers unmatched opportunities to connect with the drug discovery community. Early career professionals will find plenty of opportunities, including awards, career zones, and networking events designed to help you move forward in your career. Make sure to register here - https://elrig.org/portfolio/drug-discovery-2024/?utm_source=media-partner&utm_medium=azo-network&utm_campaign=dd24&utm_content=register-now -, and listen in as Melanie walks us through all the exciting details of this year’s event! Something About Science is brought to you by AZoNetwork.com Intro Music by Coma-Media / Yrii Semchyshyn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
01/18/2023

Almost Science Fiction: Space Building, Milk Medicine, and Molecular Mailmen

In our first episode, editors Danielle, Megan, and Skyla discuss tantalizing topics across the scientific disciplines – whether it be Neanderthal brains, batteries made from sand, or 3D printing with Martian rock- there will be something about science that you find fascinating! Make sure you follow and share the show, leave a review, and stay posted on all upcoming episodes. Something About Science is brought to you by AZoNetwork. Content Mentioned · Researchers reveal key developmental difference between the brains of modern humans and Neandertals (AZoLifeSciences) · Role of the transketolase-like 1 gene in the development of the modern human brain (News Medical) · Scientists solve how RNA molecules reach their targets (AZoLifeSciences) · Using Machine Learning to Get the Most Out of Electric Vehicle Batteries (AZoRobotics) · Improving Dolutegravir Delivery For Pediatric HIV Patients (AZoRobotics) · 3D Printing on Mars Possible with Martian Rock-Metal (AZoMaterials) · What are Sand Batteries and Can They Solve the Sustainable Energy Crisis? (AZoMaterials) · How Can We Use Mask Waste for Carbon Capture? (AZoMaterials) Music & Sonification Credits NASA. (2022, May 4). Data Sonification: Black Hole at the Center of the Perseus Galaxy Cluster (X-ray) [Video]. YouTube. Valery Vermeulen. (2021, Oct 13). Mikromedas AdS/CFT 001 (Preview) (X-ray) [Video]. YouTube. James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). (2022, Aug 31) Webb Telescope Data, Translated to Sound — Cosmic Cliffs in the Carina Nebula. Youtube. Coma-Media / Yrii Semchyshyn - Modern Slideshows Downtempo Ambience Intro Music by Coma-Media (Yrii Semchyshyn) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
03/08/2023

International Women’s Day: What Does Science Mean to Us?

In a special International Women's Day episode, Danielle, Skyla, and Megan discuss their relationship with science and the most inspiring women they have interviewed as Scientific Editors at AzoNetwork, before introducing Megan's interview with Meganne Christian, astronaut in reserve for the European Space Agency. Meganne takes us through her journey from a Ph.D. in Industrial Chemistry to her role in the ESA, as well as touching on her involvement with the Graphene Flagship over the years. Make sure you follow and share the show, leave a review, and stay posted on all upcoming episodes. Music Credits Eva Wav – 111 IG: @eva.wav.music Resilient Kid - Galaxy Meditation IG: @libby_meredith Izzy Odelola - Graduated Coma-Media / Yrii Semchyshyn - Modern Slideshows Downtempo Ambience Intro Music by Coma-Media (Yrii Semchyshyn) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
03/29/2023

Out of Sight (But Not of Mind): AI, Antimicrobials, and Ancient Egyptian Papyrus

In this episode, our hosts delve deeper into some under-explored topics, including the application of standard laboratory equipment in the analysis of ancient texts, the relationship between AI and open access science, and the role of citizen science and public engagement in the fight against antimicrobial resistance. Make sure you follow and share the show, leave a review, and stay posted on all upcoming episodes. Something About Science is brought to you by AzoNetwork. Content Mentioned BioInfect: Bringing the best brains to the challenge of antimicrobial resistance (News Medical) World Antimicrobial Awareness Week 2022: The Antibiotic Footprint of Farming (News Medical) Microscopy and Magnetic Characterization Analyzes London Underground Air Quality (AZoOptics) The Relationship Between Open Access Science and AI (AZoRobotics) Combining Microscopy and Spectroscopy to Analyze Ancient Egyptian Papyrus (AZoOptics) Music Credits Coma-Media / Yrii Semchyshyn - Modern Slideshows Downtempo Ambience Intro Music by Coma-Media (Yrii Semchyshyn) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
12/15/2023

Blue Zones, Clean Zones, and Zoning in on Killer Whales

In this episode, Danielle begins with insights into Blue Zones, regions renowned for remarkable longevity, as well as exploring the mysteries behind concert-goer synchronization during classical performances. Skyla then delves into the therapeutic potential of magnetoelectrics for neurological disorders and unveils an optical device eradicating pathogens on surfaces. Megan then explores the genetic surprises of killer whale ancestry and sheds light on Google's role in sustainable transportation. Join us for an enlightening journey through these six science stories, covering the latest breakthroughs in health, neuroscience, materials, genetics, and sustainability. Make sure you follow and share the show, leave a review, and stay posted on all upcoming episodes. Something About Science is brought to you by AZoNetwork. Content Mentioned · Unlocking the Secrets of Blue Zones: A Blueprint for Longevity and Health (News-Medical) · Concert-goers Sync Up Physically and Emotionally in Fascinating Study (News-Medical) · Tiny Injections of New Material Could Repair Severed Nerves (AZoMaterials) · How an Optical Device Could Make Surfaces Pathogen-free (AZoOptics) · Scientists Find Surprise in Renowned Killer Whale Ancestry (AZoLifeSciences) · How is Google Leading the Charge in Sustainable Transportation and Energy? (AZoCleantech) Music / Sound FX Credits Lofi hour – In the Rain When The Rain Pouring Lofi hour – Daily Routine Work Saturn-3-Music - Underwater Whale And Diving Sound Ambient Skotop – Seawaves New Aberdour Scotland Wilfred Symphony Orchestra – Waltz (From Coppelia) (Composed by Leo Delibes) Coma-Media / Yrii Semchyshyn – Inspiring Uplifiting Background Intro Music by Coma-Media / Yrii Semchyshyn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
09/28/2023

Transgenerational Impact of PCOS: In Conversation With Karolinska Institutet

In this episode, host Danielle Ellis sits down with Professors Elisabet Stener-Victorin and Qiaolin Deng from Karolinska Institutet to delve into their groundbreaking research on Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS). Discover how PCOS affects not only women but also poses health risks for their male offspring, uncovering a transgenerational impact. The conversation sheds light on the epigenetic heritability, metabolic repercussions, and future implications of the study, offering invaluable insights into the broader effects of this common condition. Make sure you follow and share the show, leave a review, and stay posted on all upcoming episodes. You can read the full interview in written form on News-Medical.net. Something About Science is brought to you by AZoNetwork. Intro Music by Coma-Media (Yrii Semchyshyn) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
07/05/2021

Demand Generation

Sam Kuehnle from Refine Labs joined Danny on the latest episode of the Marketing Science Podcast. They discussed lead generation v demand generation, knowing your audience, effective B2B social media strategy and tips for taking new marketing initiatives to the C-Suite. Notes LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samkuehnle/ Buyer Persona book referenced: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Buyer-Personas-Customers-Expectations-Strategies/dp/1118961501 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
05/19/2023

Something About Happiness: The Gut-Brain Axis, Student Mental Health, and Man-Made Shooting Stars

In this episode of Something About Science, our hosts discuss space-based entertainment, as well as the link between the gut microbiota and neurological conditions, and a science of happiness course for students. Whilst on the topic of mental health and wellbeing, our hosts reflect on their own thoughts and experiences around the most intangible of emotions, happiness. Make sure you follow and share the show, leave a review, and stay posted on all upcoming episodes. Something About Science is brought to you by AzoNetwork. Content Mentioned · Man-Made Shooting Stars On Our Horizon (AZoQuantum) · How does the Gut Microbiome Influence Mental Health? (AZoLifeSciences) · How the science of happiness is helping student mental health (News Medical) Music Credits Coma-Media / Yrii Semchyshyn - Modern Slideshows Downtempo Ambience Chimerical – Old Fashion Jingle Setuniman – Vintage Jingle Adi Goldstein – Ambient Theme Intro Music by Coma-Media (Yrii Semchyshyn) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
02/22/2023

Localizing Lithium Supply Loops: In Conversation With Watercycle Technologies

In this bonus episode, Megan hits the road to visit University of Manchester spin-out Watercycle Technologies at the Graphene Engineering and Innovation Centre (GEIC) to learn about their membrane technology that is hoping to sustainably localize the UK's lithium supply chain. Alongside a run-down of current lithium extraction methods and how their technology works, Co-Founders Dr. Seb Leaper and Dr. Ahmed Abdelkarim interweave stories of their journey from friends to colleagues and discuss how sustainability continues to shape their careers. Make sure you follow and share the show, leave a review, and stay posted on all upcoming episodes. You can read the full written interview on AZoNano.com. Something About Science is brought to you by AzoNetwork. Intro Music by Coma-Media (Yrii Semchyshyn) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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