Innovation discussed by Goodfellow

Mark welcomes Aphrodite and Adam back from their Christmas breaks with a chat about mince pies and what everybody’s been up to in January. Aphrodite discusses her talk at the Royal Society of Chemists while Adam brings up the hot news topic of the moment: Neuralink’s announcement that they have put a microchip in a human brain.

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Featuring: Mark Daniels, Dr Aphrodite Tomou, Adam Sells, James Taylor, Nicholas Pecheur and Lydia Collins

From fluffing lines to wishing each other Happy Christmas in Greek, the team are ending the year with a festive episode highlighting some of the lighter moments behind the scenes when things went wrong recording this season of Innovation Discussed. From everybody at Goodfellow, may we wish you all the best at this wonderful time of year and a very successful 2024. Innovation, Discussed will return in the New Year.

From the podcast team: Καλά Χριστούγεννα 

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Mark, Aphrodite and Adam get together once more to discuss the news this month in materials science, which this time includes additive materials in 3D printed rocket nozzles for use in space travel. Mark continues to be the one who doesn’t understand what’s being said, Adam continues to not get Mark’s humour and Aphrodite, as always, provides the answers. Plus they talk about Aphrodite and Goodfellow’s Karin Hildyard 10k walk for Cancer Research.

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Mark, Adam and Aphrodite talk Goodfellow’s Channel Partner program, sustainable materials, and the fascinating world of folding sheet metal to make trains stronger and miniaturising children’s toys.

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Mark and Aphrodite answer a listener’s question about the Earth’s core that leads to a conversation around the properties of nickel and iron and the products and services Goodfellow offer around these materials. Some conversation around summer holidays may also happen…

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Goodfellow’s Account Manager James Taylor stands in for Nic Pecheur in this episode to talk about a little known range in the Goodfellow portfolio: nuts and bolts. Goodfellow supply in all shapes, sizes and materials, and the conversation turns culinary when ‘cheeseheads’ are brought up. Meanwhile, Aphrodite muses that, in the future, behind every good scientist is artificial intelligence.

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Graphene, the sexiest material on earth

In this episode, Mark, Nic and Aphrodite discuss how graphene can help build space elevators and make concrete on Mars, reflect on a fantastic event at Space Comm, Aphrodite's Manufacturer Top 100 accolade and they talk about single crystals and ceramics. Got a question to ask the panel for a future episode? 

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This month, we discuss Goodfellow’s upcoming appearances at events in June, including Space Comm in Farnborough on the 7th and 8th and the Advanced Materials Show on the 28th and 29th at the NEC in Birmingham. Head of Offer, Nicolas Pecheur, discusses the latest products, including Rare Earth Metal Oxides, available from Goodfellow, while Dr Aphrodite Tomou talks through the applications of these materials.

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Welcome to the first episode in our new podcast series: Innovation Discussed, by Goodfellow.

In this episode, Dr Aphrodite Tomou, Nicholas Pecheur and Mark Daniels welcome you back to the series and look at what's coming up in the Goodfellow calendar, including the next big event: Space Comm, where Dr Tomou will be hosting two exciting panels: Entering The Orbital Age With In-Space Manufacturing on Wednesday 7th June, and Miniaturisation: Prospects and Limitations on Thursday 8th June.

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Graphene has been the ‘wonder material’ for a number of years. But talk of this material has been quieter recently. In this episode, Dr Aphrodite Tomou talks to Adrian Nixon and James Baker from the Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre. Join us as we discuss space elevators, an advanced materials library, and all things graphene! 

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