SciSection

**This episode is taken from the radio version, which is originally broadcasted on CFMU 93.3 FM radio station**

In this episode, we learn about the history of biotechnology in the world of sciences. We also talk about various applications of biotechnology in agriculture, medicine, etc. As well, listen our interview with Jacqueline Hong and Jia Hui Cao from McMaster University's iGEM team, McMaster SynBio, who tell us about their team and project. This is the last episode of Sci-Section's season 1. Thank you for listening to us for more than 10 weeks. We will be back in September better than before :) In the mean time, re-listen to your favorite episode of sci-section on all podcast platforms. Listen to Sci-Section live on CFMU 93.3 FM,  Wednesdays at 6pm. http://cfmu.ca/shows/130-sci-section

**This episode is taken from the radio version, which is originally broadcasted on CFMU 93.3 FM radio station**

In this episode, we learn about the concept of probability and its mathematical application in various fields of science including the scientific method of conducting research. We also take on the Monty Hall Probelm and discuss/clarify its meaning.

Listen to Sci-Section live on CFMU 93.3 FM,  Wednesdays at 6pm.

http://cfmu.ca/shows/130-sci-section

In this episode, we learn about biotechnology and its numerous applications in the fields of science and technology. We also have an interview with Jacqueline Hong and Jia Hui Cao who tell us about the McMaster iGEM team.

 Music Credits:

Listen to Sci-Section each Wednesday at 6pm, on CFMU 93.3 FM. 

http://cfmu.ca/shows/130

In this episode, we learn about the importance of proability in science. We also talk about superstitions, dice, and the Monty Hall problem.

Music Credits:

Listen to Sci-Section each Wednesday at 6pm, on CFMU 93.3 FM. 

http://cfmu.ca/shows/130

In this episode, we learn about the different applications of lasers in various fields of medicine and technology. We also have an interview with Arya Kimiaghalam, a second year undergraduate student specializing in physics at the University of Toronto. He tells us about the concept of optical tweezer which managed to win the 2018 noble prize in physics. 

Listen to SciSection live on CFMU 93.3 FM,  Wednesdays at 6pm.

http://cfmu.ca/shows/130-sci-section

In this episode, we learn about lasers and their important applications in various fields of science. We also have an interview with Arya Kimiaghalam who tells us about the concept of optical tweezer, which managed to win the 2018 noble prize in physics.

Music Credits:

Listen to Sci-Section each Wednesday at 6pm, on CFMU 93.3 FM. 

http://cfmu.ca/shows/130

*This episode has been taken from the radio version, broadcasted originally on CFMU 93.3 FM*

In this episode, we talk about the different forms of a vegetarian diet such as lactovegeterianism, veganism, etc. We also talk about the benefits and harms associated with each diet.

Listen to SciSection live on CFMU 93.3 FM,  Wednesdays at 6pm.

 http://cfmu.ca/shows/130-sci-section 

In this episode, we learn about language. We also have an interview with Caleb Gordon, a language enthusiast and a conlanger (which is a person who makes languages). Caleb will be studying at University of Victoria in the upcoming school year.

 In this episode, Kian takes a look at Water-Soluble Vitamins, B and C. Sources of these vitamins, their benefits and even harms are  discussed as well.

Script Editor: Daniel Tran

Music by  LittleTranscriber    :

Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzmeSjTjOnc

Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2TN6NDjRLk

   **Since this show is being recorded for CFMU 93.3 radio station, all the music (with vocals) has been removed.**  

In this episode, Kian takes a look at Fat-Soluble Vitamins, A,D,E and K. Sources of these vitamins, their benefits and even harms are discussed in this episode.

Script Editor: Daniel Tran

Music by  LittleTranscriber    :

Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYJm9mOeKUQ

Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MN9IpO8Qk2A

   **Since this show is being recorded for CFMU 93.3 radio station, all the music (with vocals) has been removed.**