Learning With Lowell

Growing the materials of the future with living organisms sounds like science fiction, but it's already science fact, and in this episode you learn about the history of Engineered Living Materials, their strengths and weaknesses, where they need development, and the thoughts and passions of one of the leading experts in this burgeoning field! This is an episode you don't want to miss.

Amazing nature author Brenda Peterson (Wild Orca, Wolf Nation, and Catastrophe by the Sea) talks about her love of nature, getting into writing, finding the kernel of your memoir, wolfs, and much more in this Learning with Lowell interview with your host Lowell Thompson,Check this one out!

Fungi, radiation shielding, and current microbiology research are just a few of the topics we get into on this episode of the Learning with Lowell science, biotech, and space podcast.

How he says no, ways to get into the space industry, what do space startups need to focus on, why getting to the top 3% should be your goal, overlooked space markets, atlas space business development, how to do market research, and where he could use help.

Opioid epidemic, leading cause of death in america for people under the age of 50, and more are discussed in this episode with two doctors and experts looking at the American Pain Management problem.

Survey, feedback, live streams, and more. I want to make this podcast better than ever, and with all of your help we can do that.

Large scale harvestable cannabis, Interesting hobbies, first 5 years, hemp of the past vs hemp of today, challenges, IP transfer, their team and much more.

Argentina biotech founder moved to the Bay area, Indiebio successful cohort, and producer of a biotechnology platform that is 100x better than what's currently out there. Get a sense of Yuyo, his mission, and what's special about his tech in this episode.

Opening up opportunities in space with their ion technology, Accion systems is based in the Boston Area, is rapidly expanding (*hiring), and has a huge team of 20+ professionals dedicated to their mission.

The destruction of crops, billions of dollars in damages, and no hope in sight. It’s a good thing this is just a movie, set in the far future.  We should have plenty of time to ensure it won’t happen to us. Should being the operative word if we lived in a perfect world. But it’s not a perfect world. While the futuristic blight in Interstellar is fictional, we have already been facing our own blight in the United States for almost ten years. This is the story of Citrus Greening, which has been rocking the citrus (i.e. oranges, lemons, etc…) industry for nearly a decade