Vetenskap – Slovenien – Nya podcasts
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In this moment, in these times, how do we orient ourselves? How do we navigate change - the kind we choose and the kind we don’t? And who do we become in the process? What can be revealed - and healed - when we question the stories we tell ourselves about who we think we are? Join award-winning journalist and former network anchor Lu Hanessian as she and special guests explore the living potential of the moment. To better see who and where we are, looking inward, outward, and forward. Captivating conversations with authors and artists, scientists and activists, historians and futurists, trailblazers, storytellers, and change navigators - about the power of big ideas and tiny revolutionary shifts; about the purpose of fear and the anatomy of choice; the paradox of what makes us human; and how to harvest hope in upheaval as we re-imagine our collective maps for making sense of our stories and leveraging the present as living potential. There’s power in this moment: right here between our lived histories and our unlived futures. Right now, between our stuck points and our tipping points for change. Right here, right now, how can we make the foreseeable moreseeable?
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The debate around free will, determinism, and whether or not these things can co-exist if they are true is discussed in this episode. Enjoy!
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Podcast by Radcliffe Cardiology, supported by Philips
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Cikel pogovorov z alumni UL za alumne UL.
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Marie Curie history
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Dark Pedagogy Podcasts engages with darkness (Dunkelheit) in and through education and learning.
Dark pedagogy is inspired by contemporary philosophical perspectives on nature, realism and materiality, but also by an interest in the classic horror author Howard Phillips Lovecraft. -
In Deutschland existiert ein ausgeprägtes Negativ-Narrativ. Bei Digitalisierung, Innovation, KI, Plattformen und Tech scheint das Land abgehängt. Doch entspricht dies der Wirklichkeit? Was aus unserer Sicht fehlt, ist mehr Optimismus und mehr Erfolgsgeschichten, die zeigen, wo Unternehmen in Deutschland spitze sind, aber auch, wo noch Potenziale schlummern. Im ersten Podcast mit Künstlicher Intelligenz als Host geht fischerAppelt auf eine Suchmission nach guten Ideen und konstruktiven Köpfen aus Wirtschaft, Politik und Wissenschaft.
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A half-hour dose of cosmic conversation with scientists, educators and students about the cosmos, scientific frontiers, scifi, comics, and more. Hosted by Dr. Charles Liu, PhD, an astrophysicist at the American Museum of Natural History. Support us on Patreon.
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Bem vindos ao Science Facts, nosso podcast aborda temas relacionados a desastres ambientais e os danos causados por eles, esperamos que vocês tenham uma boa experiência e possam absorver boas informações.
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"V globine" je projekt aktivistk in aktivistov, ki iščejo načine kako doseči podnebno pravičnost na lokalni ravni, v Posavju. Nastali podkast skozi pripoved in zgodbe domačinov odraža njihovo razmišljanja o rekah. To pa se prepleta z našimi izkušnjami in pogledi, ki jih želimo skomunicirati širši javnosti. Nekateri ljudje ob rekah živijo, svoje reke ljubijo, spet drugi v njej vidijo samo denar. Zanima nas zakaj... in kako lahko skozi empatijo približamo lokalno prebivalstvo rekam ter naravi. Govorili bomo znanstveno, po domače, jezno in s smehom. O biodiverziteti rek, o prigodah ljudi, o političnosti in poplavah, tudi hidroelektrarnah in nevemkoliko piknikih "placih" ob Krki ter še o mnogo drugih temah.
Projekt financira Občina Krško in Evropska Unija -
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This episode gives a brief description of CRISPR and how it works as well as detailing several pros and cons of using CRISPR's technology for cosmetic purposes. It also includes our claim of CRISPR's ethical impact on society and whether we believe it is worth scientists time to further research the technology.
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Alport syndrome is a rare, inherited form of chronic kidney disease that’s often diagnosed in children or young adults and can rapidly lead to kidney failure. But is it as rare as we assume? What can genetic analysis tell us about not just its true prevalence but also its prognosis? What drives its progression? Dr. Toto talks one-on-one with Alport experts to answer these and other questions about a complex disorder
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The Podcast "Myanmar in a PodShell" provides analysis and background information on the situation in Myanmar. In each episode, proven experts have their say to shed light on specific social, political, cultural, religious or economic aspects. In doing so, the broadest possible spectrum of opinions is taken into account. The aim is to bring the different points of view into dialogue in order to bridge the rifts and divisions that have dominated the country and discussions about the country for decades.
"Myanmar in a PodShell" is presented by Hans-Bernd Zöllner, Tim Schröder and Rodion Ebbighausen.
The episodes appear at irregular intervals.
The team of the podcast does not necessarily agree with the views expressed by the guests. -
Podcasts from the Oxford Study of Children's Communications Impairments particularly focusing on Professor Dorothy Bishop's research. The primary aim of it is to increase our understanding of why some children have specific language impairment (SLI), a condition diagnosed when the child has unusual difficulty in language acquisition, despite normal development in other areas.
"The approach taken in this programme is to obtain convergent evidence using a range of methods and populations. The question can be addressed at three levels: behavioural, neurological, and etiological. At the behavioural level, we can ask what it is about language learning that gives these children so much difficulty. In particular, we shall focus on the role of auditory perceptual deficits in causing SLI. At the neurological level, we will look for differences in brain processing between children with SLI and other groups. At the etiological level, the goal is to document genetic and environmental influences that can account for phenotypic variation in language development." -
Transport Phenomena in the Biosphere
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People have long feared and revered volcanoes as seats of the gods. Scientists at the Center of Experimental Volcanology at LMU in Munich, led by Professor Donald Dingwell, are uncovering the real mysteries of these fabled mountains.
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Are you interested in technology? The future of clean energy? Do you want a future that’s self-sustaining and not reliant on government subsidies or carbon taxes to be profitable or reasonable? Well so do we! Nuclear energy, hardware manufacturing, global economics… if it’s not currently affecting you now, it will in the future and we’re here to explain how. I’m Sean Kenny, and this is Rock Logic, where we discuss your future. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rock-logic/support
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