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  • Discipline Spaces - part 2
    Listen to part 2 of Dr Eliza Middleton chatting about the benefits of communicating with people from different professions who think differently to you. News of blinding tattoos and fattening exercise
    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf
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  • Discipline Spaces - part 2
    Listen to part 2 of Dr Eliza Middleton chatting about the benefits of communicating with people from different professions who think differently to you. News of blinding tattos and fattening exercise
    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf
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  • Discipline Spaces - part 1
    Listen to Dr Eliza Middleton discuss the advantages of speaking with people from completely different disciplines than your own - Part 1
    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf
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    30 min
  • Random Laser Sensing
    Listen to Professor Judith Dawes talk about creating random lasers to sense molecules in 2021,
    Kachina Allen explains the dangers of Power Dressing
    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf
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    29 min
  • Artemis II to the Moon
    Listen to news of NASA's Artemis II crewed mission around the dark side of the Moon launches next week - what is planned and the wet launch rehearsal this week. Mining the Moon from 2007, and a song about Transhumanitarianism.
    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf
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    29 min
  • Symbiotica babies
    Listen to news of a notorious genetic engineer returning,
    from 2016 Symbiotica Director Oron Catts talks about frog leg steak art, and what industry can learn from biology, then Guy Ben-Ary talks about Cellf - a dish of living neurons that jams with human musicians.
    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf
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    29 min
  • Thorium Skepticism
    Listen to the latest news of Chinese thorium power technology, a 2012 Thorium talk from SkeptiCamp, a 2012 interview with Thorium expert Dr Massimo Salvadore, and 2014 Thorium powered cars
    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf
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    29 min
  • Transhumanitarianism ciguatera jobs
    Listen to Ian Woolf's 2023 stand-up comedy act on Ciguatera, his 2013 Jobs From Hell story, and a song about fixing the world.
    Hosted and produced by Ian Woolf
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    29 min
  • Teleporting Quack Echoes
    Dr Boob ponders the ethical and technological implication of teleportation.
    Ian Woolf looks at the physics of the duck's quack. News of high heels helping prosthetic design with Julie-Anne Popple,
    Ian Woolf discusses Harvard's journal boycott, and Therese Chen looks at Harry Potter style blood testing.
    Hosted and produced by Julie-Anne Popple.
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  • Eternal September and synthehol
    From 2014:
    Mind reading apps for Google glass,
    Alcohol without the harm? by Ian Woolf
    Skyrmions explained by John August,
    Tales of the internet before the web by Ian Woolf
    Presented and produced by Ian Woolf
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    29 min

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