Interview with Dr. Anja Royne (recorded 2020-01-05)

Anja Royne is researcher, lecturer and author working at the university of Oslo where she has been researching the interfaces between minerals on the nanometer scale to find out their impact on geological structures. Anjas research has impact on multiple areas related to sustainability and climate change and we talked about in ground carbon storage, clean ways to produce cement and building materials. We also talk about Anjas book ‘The Elements we live by’ where she explores the origin and importance of atomic elements the human impacts of exploiting them.

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Dr. Mark Pickering @PickeringLab is a Lecturer/Assistant Professor at the School of Medicine for University College Dublin. Mark is a neurobiologist, microscope hacker, maker, and marine enthusiast.

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Interview with Prof. Hideaki Kano (recorded 2021-03-23)

Hideaki Kano is Professor in the department of chemistry at Kyushu University in Japan where he is setting up a new spectroscopy lab. Prof. Kano uses coherent Raman spectroscopy to create functional image of living cells and tissue. The label free technique allows him to visualize dozens of components in a cell simultaneously for example content of lipids, RNA and proteins.

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This interview is with Dr. Ricardo Henriques (recorded 07/04/21), Group Leader at Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciência, Honorary Professor at University College London and Francis Crick Institute.

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Interview with Dr. Jörg Debus (recorded 2021-03-18)

Jörg Debus is scientist and group leader at TU Dortmund in Germany. Jörg’s research covers a broad range of materials such as semiconductors, 2D materials and quantum materials and he recently started experiments in the field of nanotribology, the study of friction on the nanometer scale. Common to all his research that he uses the power of light, optics and spectroscopy to look at materials.

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Interview with Prof. Stephanie Zaleski (recorded 2021-03-12)

Stephanie recently started her lab in the department of Chemistry and Biochemistry and uses an ultra sensitive measurement technique to detect and identify even single molecules called surface enhanced Raman scattering. She uses her research to preserve works of art, improve delivery of drugs and monitor the environment and is excited about teaching new students about science and how to use spectroscopy.

Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at California State University, East Bay

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This interview is with Dr. Emmanuel Reynaud,  Lecturer and Assistant Professor at the School of Biomolecular and Biomedical Science at University College Dublin.

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Interview with Prof. Christy Landes (recorded 2020-12-08)

Christy Landes is Professor in Chemistry, Electrical, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Rice University. Christys lab investigates the dynamics of chemical and biochemical events down to the single molecule level and develops microscopic models to understand processes on the macroscale such as protein separation and photocatalysis. We talked about her research combining mathematical and signal processing methods with microscopy and super resolution microscopy and how to keep up with the fast progress in science.

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Interview with Jon Tandy (recorded 2020-11-25)

Dr. Jon Tandy investigates the processes that happen in the first fractions of a second when objects in the solar system collide by looking at the light these events produce. However, his research takes place in the lab right here on earth, where he an his colleagues simulate such events.

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Interview with Gabi Mandl (recorded 2020-11-23)

Gabi Mandl is grad student and scientist in the Lanthanide Research group of Prof. John Capobianco at Concordia University. We discuss what Lanthanide elements and their amazing optical properties are and how Gabi uses them in her research to find new medical therapies.

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