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La mission de ce laboratoire est d'analyser les bases cérébrales des fonctions cognitives, chez l'homme normal et chez certains patients neurologiques, en développant et en exploitant les méthodes modernes de la neuro-imagerie conjointement à l'utilisation de paradigmes expérimentaux issus de la psychologie cognitive. Stanislas Dehaene est ancien élève de l'École normale supérieure et docteur en psychologie cognitive. En septembre 2005, il a été nommé professeur au Collège de France, sur la chaire nouvellement créée de Psychologie cognitive expérimentale, après avoir occupé pendant près de dix ans la fonction de directeur de recherche à l'Inserm. Ses recherches visent à élucider les bases cérébrales des opérations les plus fondamentales du cerveau humain : lecture, calcul, raisonnement, prise de conscience. Ses travaux ont été récompensés par plusieurs prix et subventions, dont le prix Louis D. de la Fondation de France (avec D. Le Bihan), le prix Jean-Louis Signoret de la Fondation Ipsen et la centennial fellowship de la fondation américaine McDonnell.Les nombres dans le cerveauStanislas Dehaene est l'expert reconnu des bases cérébrales des opérations mathématiques, domaine dont il a été le pionnier. Il a conçu de nouveaux tests psychologiques de calcul et de compréhension des nombres, et les a appliqués aux patients atteints de lésions cérébrales et souffrant de troubles du calcul. Son travail a conduit à la découverte que l'intuition des nombres fait appel à des circuits particuliers du cerveau, en particulier ceux du lobe pariétal. Stanislas Dehaene a utilisé les méthodes d'imagerie cérébrale afin d'analyser l'organisation anatomique de ces circuits, mais aussi leur décours temporel, démontrant notamment dans un article paru dans Science en 1999 que le calcul approximatif fait appel à des régions partiellement différentes de celles du calcul exact. En collaboration avec le neurologue Laurent Cohen, il a observé de nouvelles pathologies de ces régions, qui conduisent certains patients « acalculiques » à perdre toute intuition du nombre. Il a également montré des homologies frappantes entre les traitements des nombres chez l'homme et chez l'animal. Ainsi, les fondements de nos capacités arithmétiques trouvent leur origine dans l'évolution du cerveau.Les travaux de Stanislas Dehaene montrent que des pathologies de la région pariétale, d'origine traumatique ou génétique, peuvent exister chez l'enfant. Elles entraînent une « dyscalculie » – un trouble précoce du développement comparable à la dyslexie, mais affectant l'intuition du nombre. Le diagnostic, la compréhension et la rééducation de la dyscalculie, par le biais de logiciels de jeux éducatifs, constituent des objectifs majeurs du laboratoire. Stanislas Dehaene a résumé ses recherches sur le cerveau et les mathématiques dans un livre à destination du grand public : La Bosse des maths (Éditions Odile Jacob ; Prix Jean Rostand en 1997), dont une édition révisée a été publiée en 2010.

La mission de ce laboratoire est d'analyser les bases cérébrales des fonctions cognitives, chez l'homme normal et chez certains patients neurologiques, en développant et en exploitant les méthodes modernes de la neuro-imagerie conjointement à l'utilisation de paradigmes expérimentaux issus de la psychologie cognitive. Stanislas Dehaene est ancien élève de l'École normale supérieure et docteur en psychologie cognitive. En septembre 2005, il a été nommé professeur au Collège de France, sur la chaire nouvellement créée de Psychologie cognitive expérimentale, après avoir occupé pendant près de dix ans la fonction de directeur de recherche à l'Inserm. Ses recherches visent à élucider les bases cérébrales des opérations les plus fondamentales du cerveau humain : lecture, calcul, raisonnement, prise de conscience. Ses travaux ont été récompensés par plusieurs prix et subventions, dont le prix Louis D. de la Fondation de France (avec D. Le Bihan), le prix Jean-Louis Signoret de la Fondation Ipsen et la centennial fellowship de la fondation américaine McDonnell. Les nombres dans le cerveau Stanislas Dehaene est l'expert reconnu des bases cérébrales des opérations mathématiques, domaine dont il a été le pionnier. Il a conçu de nouveaux tests psychologiques de calcul et de compréhension des nombres, et les a appliqués aux patients atteints de lésions cérébrales et souffrant de troubles du calcul. Son travail a conduit à la découverte que l'intuition des nombres fait appel à des circuits particuliers du cerveau, en particulier ceux du lobe pariétal. Stanislas Dehaene a utilisé les méthodes d'imagerie cérébrale afin d'analyser l'organisation anatomique de ces circuits, mais aussi leur décours temporel, démontrant notamment dans un article paru dans Science en 1999 que le calcul approximatif fait appel à des régions partiellement différentes de celles du calcul exact. En collaboration avec le neurologue Laurent Cohen, il a observé de nouvelles pathologies de ces régions, qui conduisent certains patients « acalculiques » à perdre toute intuition du nombre. Il a également montré des homologies frappantes entre les traitements des nombres chez l'homme et chez l'animal. Ainsi, les fondements de nos capacités arithmétiques trouvent leur origine dans l'évolution du cerveau. Les travaux de Stanislas Dehaene montrent que des pathologies de la région pariétale, d'origine traumatique ou génétique, peuvent exister chez l'enfant. Elles entraînent une « dyscalculie » – un trouble précoce du développement comparable à la dyslexie, mais affectant l'intuition du nombre. Le diagnostic, la compréhension et la rééducation de la dyscalculie, par le biais de logiciels de jeux éducatifs, constituent des objectifs majeurs du laboratoire. Stanislas Dehaene a résumé ses recherches sur le cerveau et les mathématiques dans un livre à destination du grand public : La Bosse des maths (Éditions Odile Jacob ; Prix Jean Rostand en 1997), dont une édition révisée a été publiée en 2010.

Psychologie cognitive expérimentale - Stanislas Dehaene

NeuroPod

This is about challenges of complex care of patients with multimorbidity and patient caregiver involvement

Conversations in Complexity

De hoogtepunten uit de wekelijkse radio-uitzending van Vroege Vogels, samengevat in een half uur. Op een rijtje gezet en gepresenteerd door Henny Radstaak.

Vroege Vogels in 30 minuten

The MTPConnect Podcast Series connects with the people and the issues behind Australia’s growing medical technologies, biotechnologies and pharmaceuticals sector.

The MTPConnect Podcast Series connects with the people and the issues behind Australia’s growing medical technologies, biotechnologies and pharmaceuticals sector.

The MTPConnect Podcast

Every medicine in your pharmacy has a human story behind it.  Real people doing real work and living real lives. 

We all have romantic ideas about scientists working late into the evening or doctors dropping everything to answer a phone call about a patient.  You can almost envision the moment when one of those researchers finally solves an intellectual puzzle and leaps into action.  Their eyes go from an empty stare to an alert laser-like focus.  They sit a bit taller and start to read frantically.  I am sure you’ve seen those movies too.

But is it real?  Is that how it really happens?

That’s what we intend to explore in  “Improbable Developments.”  

Each month we will talk to someone who was or is in the trenches of biopharma R&D and let them tell their story.  We’ll be talking about medicines you may know and some that never saw the light of day.  We’ll talk to people involved at the bench in the earliest stages through to those who run the clinical trials and present the data to regulators around the world.  We'll even be talking to patients who have joined the effort.

The science of drug discovery and development creates a rich landscape for all sorts of stories to unfold.  The technical challenges, the urgency to help patients, career aspirations, the fight for resources, and many other factors all work together to produce a complex and enthralling human drama.  In our monthly discussions, we will look at this from many different angles. 

Through our discussions, we hope to give you a real appreciation for the types of people behind the medicines you take and the medical devices you may use.  You’ll get to know each of them a little bit and start to understand what they have in common and how different and unique they really are.  

We at Salem Oaks love to bring you these stories of people who are involved in the science, process, and profession of finding and developing new medicines.  In our Emerging Researchers Series, we are even talking to people just entering the field and we hope you are enjoying their fresh energy and new ideas.  

But we need to ask for your help in continuing to bring you this podcast.  As creators, we are looking for patrons who want to help us cover our expenses to bring you this service.  We have established an account on Patreon that you can use to become a member of Salem Oaks at the Acorn or Sapling levels.  Members receive exclusive benefits that you can read about at www.patreon.com/salemoaks.   

Thank You for your support.  We truly appreciate it.

Every medicine in your pharmacy has a human story behind it. Real people doing real work and living real lives. We all have romantic ideas about scientists working late into the evening or doctors dropping everything to answer a phone call about a patient. You can almost envision the moment when one of those researchers finally solves an intellectual puzzle and leaps into action. Their eyes go from an empty stare to an alert laser-like focus. They sit a bit taller and start to read frantically. I am sure you’ve seen those movies too. But is it real? Is that how it really happens? That’s what we intend to explore in “Improbable Developments.” Each month we will talk to someone who was or is in the trenches of biopharma R&D and let them tell their story. We’ll be talking about medicines you may know and some that never saw the light of day. We’ll talk to people involved at the bench in the earliest stages through to those who run the clinical trials and present the data to regulators around the world. We'll even be talking to patients who have joined the effort. The science of drug discovery and development creates a rich landscape for all sorts of stories to unfold. The technical challenges, the urgency to help patients, career aspirations, the fight for resources, and many other factors all work together to produce a complex and enthralling human drama. In our monthly discussions, we will look at this from many different angles. Through our discussions, we hope to give you a real appreciation for the types of people behind the medicines you take and the medical devices you may use. You’ll get to know each of them a little bit and start to understand what they have in common and how different and unique they really are. We at Salem Oaks love to bring you these stories of people who are involved in the science, process, and profession of finding and developing new medicines. In our Emerging Researchers Series, we are even talking to people just entering the field and we hope you are enjoying their fresh energy and new ideas. But we need to ask for your help in continuing to bring you this podcast. As creators, we are looking for patrons who want to help us cover our expenses to bring you this service. We have established an account on Patreon that you can use to become a member of Salem Oaks at the Acorn or Sapling levels. Members receive exclusive benefits that you can read about at www.patreon.com/salemoaks. Thank You for your support. We truly appreciate it.

Every medicine in your pharmacy has a human story behind it.  Real people doing real work and living real lives. 

We all have romantic ideas about scientists working late into the evening or doctors dropping everything to answer a phone call about a patient.  You can almost envision the moment when one of those researchers finally solves an intellectual puzzle and leaps into action.  Their eyes go from an empty stare to an alert laser-like focus.  They sit a bit taller and start to read frantically.  I am sure you’ve seen those movies too.

But is it real?  Is that how it really happens?

That’s what we intend to explore in  “Improbable Developments.”  

Each month we will talk to someone who was or is in the trenches of biopharma R&amp;D and let them tell their story.  We’ll be talking about medicines you may know and some that never saw the light of day.  We’ll talk to people involved at the bench in the earliest stages through to those who run the clinical trials and present the data to regulators around the world.  We'll even be talking to patients who have joined the effort.

The science of drug discovery and development creates a rich landscape for all sorts of stories to unfold.  The technical challenges, the urgency to help patients, career aspirations, the fight for resources, and many other factors all work together to produce a complex and enthralling human drama.  In our monthly discussions, we will look at this from many different angles. 

Through our discussions, we hope to give you a real appreciation for the types of people behind the medicines you take and the medical devices you may use.  You’ll get to know each of them a little bit and start to understand what they have in common and how different and unique they really are.  

We at Salem Oaks love to bring you these stories of people who are involved in the science, process, and profession of finding and developing new medicines.  In our Emerging Researchers Series, we are even talking to people just entering the field and we hope you are enjoying their fresh energy and new ideas.  

But we need to ask for your help in continuing to bring you this podcast.  As creators, we are looking for patrons who want to help us cover our expenses to bring you this service.  We have established an account on Patreon that you can use to become a member of Salem Oaks at the Acorn or Sapling levels.  Members receive exclusive benefits that you can read about at www.patreon.com/salemoaks.   

Thank You for your support.  We truly appreciate it.

Improbable Developments

The Farmer's Inside Track podcast is proudly presented by www.FoodForMzansi.co.za. It is aimed at South Africa’s up-and-coming farmers and new entrants into farming and agri-businesses who need information and inspiration to help them start up and get up to sprinting speed as commercial producers and/or agri-processors. 

• Join the farmers' members club | www.farmersinsidetrack.co.za
• Facebook | www.facebook.com/foodformzansi.co.za
• Twitter & Instagram | @foodformzansi.co.za
• Food For Mzansi's WhatsApp line | +27 81 889 9032

The Farmer's Inside Track podcast is proudly presented by www.FoodForMzansi.co.za. It is aimed at South Africa’s up-and-coming farmers and new entrants into farming and agri-businesses who need information and inspiration to help them start up and get up to sprinting speed as commercial producers and/or agri-processors. • Join the farmers' members club | www.farmersinsidetrack.co.za • Facebook | www.facebook.com/foodformzansi.co.za • Twitter & Instagram | @foodformzansi.co.za • Food For Mzansi's WhatsApp line | +27 81 889 9032

The Farmer's Inside Track podcast is proudly presented by www.FoodForMzansi.co.za. It is aimed at South Africa’s up-and-coming farmers and new entrants into farming and agri-businesses who need information and inspiration to help them start up and get up to sprinting speed as commercial producers and/or agri-processors. 

• Join the farmers' members club | www.farmersinsidetrack.co.za
• Facebook | www.facebook.com/foodformzansi.co.za
• Twitter &amp; Instagram | @foodformzansi.co.za
• Food For Mzansi's WhatsApp line | +27 81 889 9032

Farmer's Inside Track

Information and advice about Rheumatology conditions. Interviews with consultants, patients and so much more. Please subscribe via your podcast player of choice, also follow us on Twitter for all the latest information and updates on new podcasts.

Radio Rheumatology

Welcome to Shark-Cast, coming to you from Basking Shark Scotland headquarters in Oban, Scotland. 
On this show we'll be talking about all things related to sharks and shark science, as well as current topics in the wider marine science field. We'll also be having a good waffle on about what the team have been up to recently.

Welcome to Shark-Cast, coming to you from Basking Shark Scotland headquarters in Oban, Scotland. On this show we'll be talking about all things related to sharks and shark science, as well as current topics in the wider marine science field. We'll also be having a good waffle on about what the team have been up to recently.

Shark-Cast

the game is to be sold and not told then why you pay for the info you want ? SPORTS with WADE the Wolverine and more tune in John Lights out Wade’s opinions of endless topics. And conversations follow me on all social media networks @Lightsoutwade. I don’t have filters or cut cards. Also tune in to the S.D.E. Podcast with myself and Hamma funniest guys in the world Craig.

The Game they Sold me.

More Room For Joy

Zoology

Ti è mai capitato di fare un salto prima di dormire? perché viene la pelle d'oca? Come si sviluppano le resistenze ai farmaci? cos'è la Celiachia? In questo podcast si parlerà di Medicina e cercheremo le risposte ai suoi grandi perché. Le domande degli ascoltatori saranno indispensabili allo sviluppo del palinsesto, quindi non esitare a commentare gli episodi.Ogni martedì su Dpen.

Dpen Scienza

Welcome to the Patientless Podcast. We discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly about real-world data and AI in clinical research. This is your host, Karim Galil, co-founder and CEO of Mendel AI. I invite key thought leaders across the broad spectrum of believers and descenders of AI to share their experiences with actual AI and real-world data initiatives.

Patientless Podcast

In this series, Dr. Phil Cardoso, associate professor in the Department of Animal Sciences at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, chats with authors about their recent publications in the field of dairy science.

Dairy Focus PaperCast

Gemma

THE RED PILL PODCASTIt&#39;s one thing reaching enlightenment sitting alone in a cave, meditating for 14 hours a day, but how do we achieve it within this fast passed, hectic modern world? Allow us to take you on an inner journey to learn just how we can live the life we know we were born to live.We will dissolve all the layers of separation and illusion, allowing you to connect back to your true inner/higher self.&#39;I AM&#39;, are the most powerful words in existence. Whatever you put after I AM sets the tone for all your experiences in life.The way you view yourself is the same way others see you, and your relationship with yourself sets the tone for all your relationships in life! Believe you can or believe you can’t and either way you are right!I AM Kaine Stromberg, a Spiritual Guide and Inner Completion Master; Content Creator and Visionary Leader.I AM so excited to share with you, all the information and techniques required for you to join me in living your greatest life. Providing you with the KEI to a world of infinite potential within.Become part of the solution and evolution of humanity.Be the change you wish to see

THE RED PILL PODCASTIt's one thing reaching enlightenment sitting alone in a cave, meditating for 14 hours a day, but how do we achieve it within this fast passed, hectic modern world? Allow us to take you on an inner journey to learn just how we can live the life we know we were born to live.We will dissolve all the layers of separation and illusion, allowing you to connect back to your true inner/higher self.'I AM', are the most powerful words in existence. Whatever you put after I AM sets the tone for all your experiences in life.The way you view yourself is the same way others see you, and your relationship with yourself sets the tone for all your relationships in life! Believe you can or believe you can’t and either way you are right! I AM Kaine Stromberg, a Spiritual Guide and Inner Completion Master; Content Creator and Visionary Leader. I AM so excited to share with you, all the information and techniques required for you to join me in living your greatest life. Providing you with the KEI to a world of infinite potential within. Become part of the solution and evolution of humanity. Be the change you wish to see

THE RED PILL PODCASTIt's one thing reaching enlightenment sitting alone in a cave, meditating for 14 hours a day, but how do we achieve it within this fast passed, hectic modern world? Allow us to take you on an inner journey to learn just how we can live the life we know we were born to live.We will dissolve all the layers of separation and illusion, allowing you to connect back to your true inner/higher self.'I AM', are the most powerful words in existence. Whatever you put after I AM sets the tone for all your experiences in life.The way you view yourself is the same way others see you, and your relationship with yourself sets the tone for all your relationships in life! Believe you can or believe you can’t and either way you are right!I AM Kaine Stromberg, a Spiritual Guide and Inner Completion Master; Content Creator and Visionary Leader.I AM so excited to share with you, all the information and techniques required for you to join me in living your greatest life.&nbsp;Providing you with the KEI to a world of infinite potential within.Become part of the solution and evolution of humanity.Be the change you wish to see

Modern Day Mindfulness! Awaken 2 Life

Elina og Vilde graver seg inn i biologiens verden. En freidig og underholdende tilnærming til forskning.

Biopodden

科學十分鐘，每集都帶給你三則有趣、好玩的科學新知新聞 讓你在跟別人聊天裝Ｂ的同時，了解反思人類跟科學的互動與進步！ IG:科學十分鐘 Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me/zh">Firstory Hosting</a>

科學十分鐘，每集都帶給你三則有趣、好玩的科學新知新聞 讓你在跟別人聊天裝Ｂ的同時，了解反思人類跟科學的互動與進步！ IG:科學十分鐘 Powered by Firstory Hosting

科學十分鐘，每集都帶給你三則有趣、好玩的科學新知新聞 讓你在跟別人聊天裝Ｂ的同時，了解反思人類跟科學的互動與進步！ IG:科學十分鐘 Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me/zh" rel="noopener noreferrer">Firstory Hosting</a>

科學十分鐘

Suny From Down the Hall

Where science, clinical research, and business intersect for clinicians

Where science, clinical research, and business intersect for clinicians

The Clinical Research Circle

Editors at The Lancet Diabetes &amp; Endocrinology, in conversation with the journal’s authors, explore their latest research and its impact on people’s health, healthcare, and health policy.&nbsp; A monthly audio companion to the journal, this podcast covers a broad range of topics, from thyroid cancer to childhood obesity, the mechanisms of ageing to erectile dysfunction, and more.

Editors at The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology, in conversation with the journal’s authors, explore their latest research and its impact on people’s health, healthcare, and health policy.  A monthly audio companion to the journal, this podcast covers a broad range of topics, from thyroid cancer to childhood obesity, the mechanisms of ageing to erectile dysfunction, and more.

The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology in conversation with

We've bean around the block is a podcast that will discuss topics of interest to the soybean and dry bean industries in South Africa

We've Bean around the Block

Der Life Radio Wissenschaftspodcast Archive | Life Radio Tirol

Stay Loyal Podcast explores human relationships in the physical and spiritual realm. This podcast is geared towards listeners that believe in a higher power than themselves.

Stay Loyal Podcast

Die Eifel, wie Sie sie noch nie gehört haben.&nbsp;

Die Eifel, wie Sie sie noch nie gehört haben. 

Eifelpodcast

A podcast about random topics. We have been friends since sixth grade and things are very different today. We joke. We question. We laugh. Come join us.

A podcast about random topics. We have been friends since sixth grade and things are very different today. We joke. We question. We laugh. Come join us.

Rando Life

Exploring the pre-med experience and the world of neuroscience!

NeuroPM

自然膨胀是一档以好奇心为出发点，客观态度为基础的知识性播客。每期我们会和一个嘉宾深入探讨一个有趣的话题。放空大脑，获得新知。

自然膨胀

Sometimes, the biggest Fiascos, make the greatest stories.

The UncD Fiasco

Healthcare may finally be ready to enter the digital age in full force. This podcast will explore the trials, tribulations, and successes of founders, investors, and researchers determined to change the health system using digital technology including AI, machine learning, and much more. This podcast will be especially insightful for those looking to become an early-stage founder in the health tech sector. Come join us on a journey of discovery to listen, learn and find out how they plan to ReBootHealth.

ReBootHealth

The goal of IAAS is to create mutual understanding among students in the field of agriculture across the world. In this truly global podcast, an IAAS member from one continent interviews a student from another continent. In this way, we hope to connect students and tell stories about ordinary life, ongoing projects and scientific discoveries. Tune in for IAAS!&nbsp;

The goal of IAAS is to create mutual understanding among students in the field of agriculture across the world. In this truly global podcast, an IAAS member from one continent interviews a student from another continent. In this way, we hope to connect students and tell stories about ordinary life, ongoing projects and scientific discoveries. Tune in for IAAS! 

The IAAS Podcast

This podcast, brought to you by AMS Healthcare, explores the convergence of technology and compassion in healthcare today.

Good Tech, Compassionate Healthcare will host conversations between leading researchers, scientists and healthcare providers, as well as patients and caregivers, as they confront the challenges threatening our healthcare system, especially in the face of the pandemic. Join us as they discuss the opportunities for digital health to innovate all aspects of our healthcare today, and tomorrow. They will share their hope for technology, and they will share some cautionary tales about what they are seeing in the field. We hope to foster open and frank discussions about how they think we should integrate technology into the health-care system in a way that enhances – and doesn’t diminish – compassionate care.  Because ultimately, we want these discussions to help us all advance the cause of better healthcare for patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers everywhere. 

If there was ever a time to uphold compassion as the bedrock and guiding principle of healthcare, it’s now! Join us for these illuminating  conversations as AMS Healthcare explores “Good Tech, Compassionate Healthcare.

This podcast, brought to you by AMS Healthcare, explores the convergence of technology and compassion in healthcare today. Good Tech, Compassionate Healthcare will host conversations between leading researchers, scientists and healthcare providers, as well as patients and caregivers, as they confront the challenges threatening our healthcare system, especially in the face of the pandemic. Join us as they discuss the opportunities for digital health to innovate all aspects of our healthcare today, and tomorrow. They will share their hope for technology, and they will share some cautionary tales about what they are seeing in the field. We hope to foster open and frank discussions about how they think we should integrate technology into the health-care system in a way that enhances – and doesn’t diminish – compassionate care. Because ultimately, we want these discussions to help us all advance the cause of better healthcare for patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers everywhere. If there was ever a time to uphold compassion as the bedrock and guiding principle of healthcare, it’s now! Join us for these illuminating conversations as AMS Healthcare explores “Good Tech, Compassionate Healthcare.

Good Tech, Compassionate Healthcare

Helping us to make sense of the many impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic through science. Why is it so hard to crush this pandemic and will we solve this complex problem? Digging through the science of the coronavirus and other infectious diseases, we look at how we got here, and what comes next. In these uncertain times, this 8-part series shares the stories of Australian scientists to help make sense of a mutating virus&nbsp;and to give us hope. This is a science podcast from Burnet Institute, a key adviser to government and the global response during the COVID-19 pandemic. Hear from the nation&rsquo;s leading scientific thinkers as they forensically uncover what it takes to battle a deadly disease. Hosted by journalist Tracy Parish and Professor Brendan Crabb, a microbiologist, malaria researcher, and one of the best minds in infectious diseases and global health today.
Produced by <a href="https://writtenandrecorded.com/">Written &amp; Recorded</a>.
Find all episodes of How Science Matters at burnet.edu.au/how-science-matters
&nbsp;
How Science Matters was recorded on the traditional land of the Bunurong people of the Kulin Nations and we offer our respects to Elders past and present. We recognise and respect the cultural heritage of this land.
Disclaimer:&nbsp;Series 1 of this podcast was recorded between June and July 2021. For current information on the pandemic, please search for the latest official coronavirus advice in your area.

Helping us to make sense of the many impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic through science. Why is it so hard to crush this pandemic and will we solve this complex problem? Digging through the science of the coronavirus and other infectious diseases, we look at how we got here, and what comes next. In these uncertain times, this 8-part series shares the stories of Australian scientists to help make sense of a mutating virus and to give us hope. This is a science podcast from Burnet Institute, a key adviser to government and the global response during the COVID-19 pandemic. Hear from the nation’s leading scientific thinkers as they forensically uncover what it takes to battle a deadly disease. Hosted by journalist Tracy Parish and Professor Brendan Crabb, a microbiologist, malaria researcher, and one of the best minds in infectious diseases and global health today. Produced by Written & Recorded. Find all episodes of How Science Matters at burnet.edu.au/how-science-matters   How Science Matters was recorded on the traditional land of the Bunurong people of the Kulin Nations and we offer our respects to Elders past and present. We recognise and respect the cultural heritage of this land. Disclaimer: Series 1 of this podcast was recorded between June and July 2021. For current information on the pandemic, please search for the latest official coronavirus advice in your area.

Helping us to make sense of the many impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic through science. Why is it so hard to crush this pandemic and will we solve this complex problem? Digging through the science of the coronavirus and other infectious diseases, we look at how we got here, and what comes next. In these uncertain times, this 8-part series shares the stories of Australian scientists to help make sense of a mutating virus&nbsp;and to give us hope. This is a science podcast from Burnet Institute, a key adviser to government and the global response during the COVID-19 pandemic. Hear from the nation’s leading scientific thinkers as they forensically uncover what it takes to battle a deadly disease. Hosted by journalist Tracy Parish and Professor Brendan Crabb, a microbiologist, malaria researcher, and one of the best minds in infectious diseases and global health today.
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Find all episodes of How Science Matters at burnet.edu.au/how-science-matters
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How Science Matters was recorded on the traditional land of the Bunurong people of the Kulin Nations and we offer our respects to Elders past and present. We recognise and respect the cultural heritage of this land.
Disclaimer:&nbsp;Series 1 of this podcast was recorded between June and July 2021. For current information on the pandemic, please search for the latest official coronavirus advice in your area.

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Many patients that you see in clinical practice have sleep issues, but they will not share that unless they are prompted about it. Learn more from experts in sleep medicine as they discuss Getting to the Heart of Sleep Health.

Drs. Younghoon Kwon, Marie-Pierre St-Onge and Nancy Redeker explore how patients may have multiple symptoms, and they're often accompanied by dissatisfaction with sleep and patients reporting that they don't feel refreshed when they wake up in the morning.

Many patients that you see in clinical practice have sleep issues, but they will not share that unless they are prompted about it. Learn more from experts in sleep medicine as they discuss Getting to the Heart of Sleep Health. Drs. Younghoon Kwon, Marie-Pierre St-Onge and Nancy Redeker explore how patients may have multiple symptoms, and they're often accompanied by dissatisfaction with sleep and patients reporting that they don't feel refreshed when they wake up in the morning.

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Healthcare in the modern world is changing rapidly. To help make sense of today’s challenges and tomorrow’s innovations, Dr Ellie Cannon invites Pfizer UK leaders and a variety of experts from across the pharmaceutical industry, life sciences and patient community to discuss the most pressing healthcare topics. Brought to you by Pfizer Ltd. 

PP-UNP-GBR-10742 / November 2024

Healthcare in the modern world is changing rapidly. To help make sense of today’s challenges and tomorrow’s innovations, Dr Ellie Cannon invites Pfizer UK leaders and a variety of experts from across the pharmaceutical industry, life sciences and patient community to discuss the most pressing healthcare topics. Brought to you by Pfizer Ltd. PP-UNP-GBR-10742 / November 2024

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