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Né à Strasbourg en 1946. Docteur en médecine et Docteur es Sciences. Il a été professeur de génétique à la Faculté de Médecine de Strasbourg jusqu'à sa nomination au Collège de France, le 1er novembre 2003. Depuis septembre 2002, il est Directeur de l'Institut de Génétique et Biologie Moléculaire et Cellulaire de Strasbourg (IGBMC, U184/UMR 7104 de l'INSERM, CNRS, Université Louis Pasteur). Il dirige une équipe de recherche qui se consacre depuis 1982 à l'analyse de maladies génétiques. Son laboratoire a identifié une dizaine de gènes responsables, lorsqu'ils sont mutés, de maladies héréditaires affectant le système nerveux ou le muscle. En 1991, Jean-Louis Mandel et ses collaborateurs ont découvert un nouveau type de mutations, une expansion instable de répétitions trinucléotidiques, responsable du syndrome de retard mental avec X fragile, la cause la plus fréquente de retard mental familial. Les mutations instables se sont révélées par la suite être responsables de plus de 15 maladies neurologiques. dont elles expliquent les anomalies de transmission familiale. Le laboratoire de Jean-Louis Mandel a contribué de manière très importante à la mise en évidence du mécanisme d'expansion trinucléotidique dans d'autres pathologies (ataxies spino-cérébelleuses de type 2 et 7, ataxie de Friedreich), à la compréhension de l'évolution par étapes successives de ces mutations dans les populations humaines, et à la compréhension des mécanismes pathologiques induits par ces mutations (pour l'X fragile, la maladie de Huntington, et l'ataxie de Friedreich).Son laboratoire a également identifié les gènes, aux fonctions inattendues pour d'autres maladies neurologiques ou musculaires: l'adrénoleucodystrophie (une maladie démyélinisante très sévère), l'ataxie avec déficit en vitamine E (et découverte d'une fréquence élevée de cette maladie dans les populations d'Afrique du Nord),la myopathie myotubulaire (découverte d'une nouvelle famille de phosphatases, conservée dans tous les organismes eucaryotes, et démonstration de son implication dans le métabolisme des phosphoinositides), le syndrome de Coffin-Lowry.Il se consacre maintenant à l'analyse des mécanismes physiopathologiques de plusieurs de ces maladies à l'aide de modèles animaux ou cellulaires.Jean-Louis Mandel a également développé, pour le syndrome X fragile et pour plusieurs autres maladies, des tests pour le diagnostic et le conseil génétique. Il dirige un important laboratoire de diagnostic moléculaire de maladies génétiques au CHU de Strasbourg. Il est membre du conseil scientifique de plusieurs associations de malades et familles concernées par diverses maladies génétiques.

Né à Strasbourg en 1946. Docteur en médecine et Docteur es Sciences. Il a été professeur de génétique à la Faculté de Médecine de Strasbourg jusqu'à sa nomination au Collège de France, le 1er novembre 2003. Depuis septembre 2002, il est Directeur de l'Institut de Génétique et Biologie Moléculaire et Cellulaire de Strasbourg (IGBMC, U184/UMR 7104 de l'INSERM, CNRS, Université Louis Pasteur). Il dirige une équipe de recherche qui se consacre depuis 1982 à l'analyse de maladies génétiques. Son laboratoire a identifié une dizaine de gènes responsables, lorsqu'ils sont mutés, de maladies héréditaires affectant le système nerveux ou le muscle. En 1991, Jean-Louis Mandel et ses collaborateurs ont découvert un nouveau type de mutations, une expansion instable de répétitions trinucléotidiques, responsable du syndrome de retard mental avec X fragile, la cause la plus fréquente de retard mental familial. Les mutations instables se sont révélées par la suite être responsables de plus de 15 maladies neurologiques. dont elles expliquent les anomalies de transmission familiale. Le laboratoire de Jean-Louis Mandel a contribué de manière très importante à la mise en évidence du mécanisme d'expansion trinucléotidique dans d'autres pathologies (ataxies spino-cérébelleuses de type 2 et 7, ataxie de Friedreich), à la compréhension de l'évolution par étapes successives de ces mutations dans les populations humaines, et à la compréhension des mécanismes pathologiques induits par ces mutations (pour l'X fragile, la maladie de Huntington, et l'ataxie de Friedreich). Son laboratoire a également identifié les gènes, aux fonctions inattendues pour d'autres maladies neurologiques ou musculaires: l'adrénoleucodystrophie (une maladie démyélinisante très sévère), l'ataxie avec déficit en vitamine E (et découverte d'une fréquence élevée de cette maladie dans les populations d'Afrique du Nord),la myopathie myotubulaire (découverte d'une nouvelle famille de phosphatases, conservée dans tous les organismes eucaryotes, et démonstration de son implication dans le métabolisme des phosphoinositides), le syndrome de Coffin-Lowry.Il se consacre maintenant à l'analyse des mécanismes physiopathologiques de plusieurs de ces maladies à l'aide de modèles animaux ou cellulaires. Jean-Louis Mandel a également développé, pour le syndrome X fragile et pour plusieurs autres maladies, des tests pour le diagnostic et le conseil génétique. Il dirige un important laboratoire de diagnostic moléculaire de maladies génétiques au CHU de Strasbourg. Il est membre du conseil scientifique de plusieurs associations de malades et familles concernées par diverses maladies génétiques.

Génétique humaine - Jean-Louis Mandel

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Life is funny, isn't it? It has lots of surprises. It catches up with us all, and before you know it, you are in the hospital with months of uncertainty ahead.This was me. On my 30th birthday, I had a serious accident. Since then, I have had some pretty amazing conversations with people around me. I thought the world should hear these - so here we are, my podcast. Hopefully, it will give you a chance to pause for a moment or start a conversation of your own. You may find these helpful on your journey to recovery, or simply reach out to someone and say what you've always wanted to say. Thank you for being a part of this experience and I hope it brings you whatever you need. Now, put your headphones in and turn the volume up because I'm Sam Stephen and this is 'Headphones In'. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Life is funny, isn't it? It has lots of surprises. It catches up with us all, and before you know it, you are in the hospital with months of uncertainty ahead. This was me. On my 30th birthday, I had a serious accident. Since then, I have had some pretty amazing conversations with people around me. I thought the world should hear these - so here we are, my podcast. Hopefully, it will give you a chance to pause for a moment or start a conversation of your own. You may find these helpful on your journey to recovery, or simply reach out to someone and say what you've always wanted to say. Thank you for being a part of this experience and I hope it brings you whatever you need. Now, put your headphones in and turn the volume up because I'm Sam Stephen and this is 'Headphones In'. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Life is funny, isn't it? It has lots of surprises. It catches up with us all, and before you know it, you are in the hospital with months of uncertainty ahead.This was me. On my 30th birthday, I had a serious accident. Since then, I have had some pretty amazing conversations with people around me. I thought the world should hear these - so here we are, my podcast. Hopefully, it will give you a chance to pause for a moment or start a conversation of your own. You may find these helpful on your journey to recovery, or simply reach out to someone and say what you've always wanted to say. Thank you for being a part of this experience and I hope it brings you whatever you need. Now, put your headphones in and turn the volume up because I'm Sam Stephen and this is 'Headphones In'. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Headphones In

In each episode of the Innovations podcast, brought to you by Ionis, host Dave Ecker and his guests will explore the fascinating field of drug discovery. How do the people who are doing the "innovating" know when they've done it? And importantly, who are the people doing it? What makes them tick? And what inspires them when they're not at the bench?

InnovatIONS

Ce balado présente des visionnaires inspirés qui arrivent avec des nouvelles idées pour bâtir un monde meilleur, plus équitable et plus fraternel.&nbsp; Visionnaire est une source d'inspiration pour se nourrir de grand, de beau et de tous les possibles! * Notez que la série d'émission sur la "Santé Consciente" présente également des visionnaires experts qui redonnent à chacun le pouvoir de reprendre en main leur santé physique, psychique et spirituelle.&nbsp;

Ce balado présente des visionnaires inspirés qui arrivent avec des nouvelles idées pour bâtir un monde meilleur, plus équitable et plus fraternel.  Visionnaire est une source d'inspiration pour se nourrir de grand, de beau et de tous les possibles! * Notez que la série d'émission sur la "Santé Consciente" présente également des visionnaires experts qui redonnent à chacun le pouvoir de reprendre en main leur santé physique, psychique et spirituelle. 

Visionnaire, un podcast de France Gauthier

Welkom bij Verbonden Leiderschap, jouw dagelijkse bron van inspiratie en inzicht op het gebied van leiderschap. Ik ben Jeroen van Lierop, en in deze podcast neem ik je mee in de wereld van leiderschap waarin verbinding centraal staat.&nbsp; Met themaweken die elke dag een specifiek aspect uitdiepen, krijg je praktische tips, reflecties en verhalen die je helpen om een leider te worden die niet alleen stuurt, maar ook verbindt en inspireert.&nbsp; Of je nu midden in een complexe situatie zit, je team wilt versterken, of zelf wilt groeien als leider – deze podcast biedt je handvatten om iedere dag opnieuw verbinding te maken met jezelf en je omgeving.&nbsp; Sluit aan, en ontdek wat echt verbonden leiderschap voor jou kan betekenen.&nbsp;

Welkom bij Verbonden Leiderschap, jouw dagelijkse bron van inspiratie en inzicht op het gebied van leiderschap. Ik ben Jeroen van Lierop, en in deze podcast neem ik je mee in de wereld van leiderschap waarin verbinding centraal staat.  Met themaweken die elke dag een specifiek aspect uitdiepen, krijg je praktische tips, reflecties en verhalen die je helpen om een leider te worden die niet alleen stuurt, maar ook verbindt en inspireert.  Of je nu midden in een complexe situatie zit, je team wilt versterken, of zelf wilt groeien als leider – deze podcast biedt je handvatten om iedere dag opnieuw verbinding te maken met jezelf en je omgeving.  Sluit aan, en ontdek wat echt verbonden leiderschap voor jou kan betekenen. 

Verbonden Leiderschap

Hem gülecek hem öğreneceksiniz ve bu programla, bildikçe biyolojiye alışacaksınız!

Bilince Alışıyorsun: Evrim Ağacı ile Biyoloji Sohbetleri!

Welcome to BioBreakthroughs, the podcast that delves deep into the world of biotech and pharmaceuticals to bring you the latest and most exciting advancements in the field. Join us as we explore groundbreaking discoveries, cutting-edge research, and game-changing innovations that are shaping the future of healthcare. Produced by Slice of Healthcare.

BioBreakthroughs

In einer Welt, in der digitale Technologien tief in unseren Alltag eingebettet sind, steht die öffentliche Gesundheit an der Schwelle zu einer bedeutenden Transformation. Der "Digital Public Health Podcast" öffnet Dir die Tür zu den vielschichtigen Facetten dieses faszinierenden Wandels. In jeder Episode führen wir Gespräche mit führenden Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftlern, Politikerinnen und Politikern sowie Pionierinnen und Pionieren aus der Start-up-Szene, die an der Schnittstelle von digitaler Innovation und öffentlicher Gesundheitsförderung wirken.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;Gemeinsam beleuchten wir nicht nur die Chancen, die digitale Gesundheitslösungen bieten – von verbesserter Informationsverfügbarkeit über die Stärkung präventiver Maßnahmen bis hin zum Kampf gegen globale Gesundheitskrisen. Wir setzen uns auch kritisch mit den Herausforderungen auseinander, die diese Technologien mit sich bringen, wie Ungleichheiten beim Zugang, Datenschutzprobleme und die Gefahr sinnloser Zusatzaufgaben oder gar Schäden durch die Nutzung digitaler Angebote.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;Der "Digital Public Health Podcast" zielt darauf ab, ein Licht auf die Arbeit derjenigen zu werfen, die die digitale Transformation im Gesundheitswesen vorantreiben, und gleichzeitig einen kritischen Diskurs über die Notwendigkeit einer ethischen, gerechten und nachhaltigen Integration digitaler Technologien in die öffentliche Gesundheit zu fördern.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;Egal, ob Du eine Expertin oder ein Experte auf dem Gebiet bist, oder einfach nur neugierig auf den Einfluss der Digitalisierung auf unsere Gesundheit, dieser Podcast bietet Dir tiefe Einblicke, Inspiration und anregende Diskussionen. Begleite uns auf dieser wichtigen Reise, denn das Thema betrifft uns alle.&nbsp;

In einer Welt, in der digitale Technologien tief in unseren Alltag eingebettet sind, steht die öffentliche Gesundheit an der Schwelle zu einer bedeutenden Transformation. Der "Digital Public Health Podcast" öffnet Dir die Tür zu den vielschichtigen Facetten dieses faszinierenden Wandels. In jeder Episode führen wir Gespräche mit führenden Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftlern, Politikerinnen und Politikern sowie Pionierinnen und Pionieren aus der Start-up-Szene, die an der Schnittstelle von digitaler Innovation und öffentlicher Gesundheitsförderung wirken.      Gemeinsam beleuchten wir nicht nur die Chancen, die digitale Gesundheitslösungen bieten – von verbesserter Informationsverfügbarkeit über die Stärkung präventiver Maßnahmen bis hin zum Kampf gegen globale Gesundheitskrisen. Wir setzen uns auch kritisch mit den Herausforderungen auseinander, die diese Technologien mit sich bringen, wie Ungleichheiten beim Zugang, Datenschutzprobleme und die Gefahr sinnloser Zusatzaufgaben oder gar Schäden durch die Nutzung digitaler Angebote.      Der "Digital Public Health Podcast" zielt darauf ab, ein Licht auf die Arbeit derjenigen zu werfen, die die digitale Transformation im Gesundheitswesen vorantreiben, und gleichzeitig einen kritischen Diskurs über die Notwendigkeit einer ethischen, gerechten und nachhaltigen Integration digitaler Technologien in die öffentliche Gesundheit zu fördern.      Egal, ob Du eine Expertin oder ein Experte auf dem Gebiet bist, oder einfach nur neugierig auf den Einfluss der Digitalisierung auf unsere Gesundheit, dieser Podcast bietet Dir tiefe Einblicke, Inspiration und anregende Diskussionen. Begleite uns auf dieser wichtigen Reise, denn das Thema betrifft uns alle. 

Digital Public Health Podcast

Hi there, my name is Ari and I am a firm believer that anyone who wants to learn something has the right to do so. I am here to talk to you about all things veterinary medicine in a fun and accessible way. Whether you work in the veterinary field or have pets and just want to know more, this is the space for you. I started as the greenest a tech can be and now I'm here to tell you all about the most magnificent field to work in. Welcome, friend.

Hi there, my name is Ari and I am a firm believer that anyone who wants to learn something has the right to do so. I am here to talk to you about all things veterinary medicine in a fun and accessible way. Whether you work in the veterinary field or have pets and just want to know more, this is the space for you. I started as the greenest a tech can be and now I'm here to tell you all about the most magnificent field to work in. Welcome, friend.

VetMed for Dummies

Presented by Kymanox, Life Science Solutions is dedicated to accelerating understanding and advancing expertise in the life sciences industry. Focused on bringing industry insights to light, our podcast offers a platform where regulatory, scientific, and engineering experts share practical knowledge on overcoming the challenges of product development and commercialization. Episodes equip listeners with the latest on regulatory updates, market trends, cutting-edge technology, and more. Join us as we explore the journey of modern medicines, ensuring every product reaches its full potential in safety, quality, and accessibility.

Life Science Solutions

Exploring the dynamic and ever-evolving world of life sciences - Life Sciences - In Focus, Powered by Vistatec.

Life Sciences - In Focus

Er du klar til at gå på opdagelse i kroppens fodspor og få dybere forståelse af, hvordan kroppen er opbygget og fungerer, så er du kommet til det helt rigtige sted. Sammen skal vi udforske alt fra kroppens forsvarsmekanismer til dens imponerende evne til at tilpasse sig forskellige situationer – og vi lover, at det bliver både spændende og lærerigt! Podcasten er produceret i samarbejde med Professionshøjskolen UCN og præsenteres af to undervisere på sygeplejerskeuddannelsen i Hjørring og Thisted, mig Martin Kristiansen og Mikkel Sand. Velkommen til!

I Kroppens Fodspor

《營養談心室》 是一個將「營養」與「生活」結合的節目，我們會分享最新的營養新聞、解答你在飲食上的疑惑，還有有趣的飲食挑戰和特別企劃，讓健康不再只是課本上的知識！ Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me/zh">Firstory Hosting</a>

《營養談心室》 是一個將「營養」與「生活」結合的節目，我們會分享最新的營養新聞、解答你在飲食上的疑惑，還有有趣的飲食挑戰和特別企劃，讓健康不再只是課本上的知識！ Powered by Firstory Hosting

《營養談心室》 是一個將「營養」與「生活」結合的節目，我們會分享最新的營養新聞、解答你在飲食上的疑惑，還有有趣的飲食挑戰和特別企劃，讓健康不再只是課本上的知識！ Powered by <a href="https://firstory.me/zh" rel="noopener noreferrer">Firstory Hosting</a>

營養談心室

✨ Avec “Parcours d’experts”, je vous propose de rencontrer des acteurs inspirants des secteurs pharma, biotech ou des dispositifs médicaux qui vont partager avec nous, le cœur de leur métier et ce qui les fait vibrer. 
Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

✨ Avec “Parcours d’experts”, je vous propose de rencontrer des acteurs inspirants des secteurs pharma, biotech ou des dispositifs médicaux qui vont partager avec nous, le cœur de leur métier et ce qui les fait vibrer. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Parcours d'experts

Venez nous retrouver au cœur du département d'anatomie de l'université de Brest avec notre podcast dédié aux mystères de ce laboratoire hors norme.  Chaque épisode, nous vous emmenons dans les coulisses du laboratoire d'anatomie, d'où nos experts partagent leurs connaissances, leurs découvertes et leurs passions.  Venez découvrir comment fonctionne le labo, qui y travaille et pour quoi faire...  une plongée fascinante réalisée par le personnel du labo et des étudiants en Médecine, assistés par IA.

Venez nous retrouver au cœur du département d'anatomie de l'université de Brest avec notre podcast dédié aux mystères de ce laboratoire hors norme. Chaque épisode, nous vous emmenons dans les coulisses du laboratoire d'anatomie, d'où nos experts partagent leurs connaissances, leurs découvertes et leurs passions. Venez découvrir comment fonctionne le labo, qui y travaille et pour quoi faire... une plongée fascinante réalisée par le personnel du labo et des étudiants en Médecine, assistés par IA.

Venez nous retrouver au cœur du département d'anatomie de l'université de Brest avec notre podcast dédié aux mystères de ce laboratoire hors norme.&nbsp; Chaque épisode, nous vous emmenons dans les coulisses du laboratoire d'anatomie, d'où nos experts partagent leurs connaissances, leurs découvertes et leurs passions.&nbsp; Venez découvrir comment fonctionne le labo, qui y travaille et pour quoi faire...&nbsp; une plongée fascinante réalisée par le personnel du labo et des étudiants en Médecine, assistés par IA.

Plongées au cœur du labo d'anatomie

For Kidneys' Sake podcast series is brought to you by Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust and North West London Integrated Care Board (NWL NHS) This podcast series aims to provide healthcare professionals, particularly primary care professionals, with accessible insights into kidney health.&nbsp; Each episode offers bite-sized discussions on key topics such as chronic kidney disease management and heart failure and practical updates for improving patient care. With episodes just 15 minutes long, you can listen on your commute, during a break, or while out for a walk. Join us as we explore the latest advancements and strategies in integrated kidney care to empower clinicians and patients alike.

For Kidneys' Sake podcast series is brought to you by Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust and North West London Integrated Care Board (NWL NHS) This podcast series aims to provide healthcare professionals, particularly primary care professionals, with accessible insights into kidney health.  Each episode offers bite-sized discussions on key topics such as chronic kidney disease management and heart failure and practical updates for improving patient care. With episodes just 15 minutes long, you can listen on your commute, during a break, or while out for a walk. Join us as we explore the latest advancements and strategies in integrated kidney care to empower clinicians and patients alike.

For Kidneys Sake

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Fabiologia

&#34;Houses Talk to Me&#34; - Chuck Worley

"Houses Talk to Me" - Chuck Worley

757 House Whisperer

Hosted by Media & Capital Partners' Justin Kelly, The Scholars Podcast features scholars from the General Sir John Monash Foundation. Justin interviews the best, brightest, boldest and bravest across all fields of academia, business, science, humanities, and the arts. The John Monash Scholarships are amongst the most important postgraduate scholarships currently available. They are awarded to outstanding Australians whose leadership, talent and vision across all sectors will have an enduring impact on our future.

Hosted by Media &amp; Capital Partners' Justin Kelly, The Scholars Podcast features scholars from the General Sir John Monash Foundation. Justin interviews the best, brightest, boldest and bravest across all fields of academia, business, science, humanities, and the arts. The John Monash Scholarships are amongst the most important postgraduate scholarships currently available. They are awarded to outstanding Australians whose leadership, talent and vision across all sectors will have an enduring impact on our future.

The Scholars Podcast - Conversations with Inspiring Leaders

Our genes are everywhere! 

It defines who we are and has the power to determine the outcome of many vital things in our lives. 

Everything that is alive has a genome; a unique piece of  code of over 100,000 genes that unlocks the door to an incredible treasure of information. 

Whether it is a dog, a cat, a tree or a human being - we all possess this unique code and live our lives with it. 

Many of us don’t realize it is there and know little about the power that it holds to inform the world more about your life. 

We also don’t realize it has an incredible value both monetary as well as educational and many of us might be too careless or sloppy with this incredible piece of information. 

Because your genome is the blueprint to who you are. 

This podcast is for people who are fascinated with life.

In this series we will be talking to many experts, biologists, genomic scientists, medical doctors, technology builders, etc. who - just like us -  want to understand life better. 

We will soon launch the trailer and first episodes so stay tuned for more!

Our genes are everywhere! It defines who we are and has the power to determine the outcome of many vital things in our lives. Everything that is alive has a genome; a unique piece of code of over 100,000 genes that unlocks the door to an incredible treasure of information. Whether it is a dog, a cat, a tree or a human being - we all possess this unique code and live our lives with it. Many of us don’t realize it is there and know little about the power that it holds to inform the world more about your life. We also don’t realize it has an incredible value both monetary as well as educational and many of us might be too careless or sloppy with this incredible piece of information. Because your genome is the blueprint to who you are. This podcast is for people who are fascinated with life. In this series we will be talking to many experts, biologists, genomic scientists, medical doctors, technology builders, etc. who - just like us - want to understand life better. We will soon launch the trailer and first episodes so stay tuned for more!

The GENE

Welcome to the Gene Pool Party, a bioscience podcast by Joseph Bentley and Georgia Staal. We go down a range of rabbitholes and tangents from leaf insects to brain-eating amoebas to tree vaccinations to paper pulp production 🌱Email: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:genepoolpartypodcast@gmail.com">genepoolpartypodcast@gmail.com</a>Instagram: thegenepoolparty

Welcome to the Gene Pool Party, a bioscience podcast by Joseph Bentley and Georgia Staal. We go down a range of rabbitholes and tangents from leaf insects to brain-eating amoebas to tree vaccinations to paper pulp production 🌱 Email: genepoolpartypodcast@gmail.com Instagram: thegenepoolparty

Welcome to the Gene Pool Party, a bioscience podcast by Joseph Bentley and Georgia Staal. We go down a range of rabbitholes and tangents from leaf insects to brain-eating amoebas to tree vaccinations to paper pulp production 🌱Email: <a href="mailto:genepoolpartypodcast@gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">genepoolpartypodcast@gmail.com</a>Instagram: thegenepoolparty

The Gene Pool Party

Wie und wo arbeiten Biologinnen und Biologen in der Wissenschaft? Was begeistert sie an ihrem Beruf? 
Im Podcast geben Fachleute Einblick in ihren Forschungsalltag. Die Fragestellungen knüpfen an die Themen der Oberstufe an. Die einzelnen Folgen dauern etwa 10 Minuten und sind somit auch als begleitendes Unterrichtsmaterial gut einsetzbar.
Der Podcast zur Schulbuchreihe "am Puls Biologie" ist eine Kooperation des Österreichischen Bundesverlag Schulbuch (öbv) mit der Austrian Biologist Association (ABA).

Wie und wo arbeiten Biologinnen und Biologen in der Wissenschaft? Was begeistert sie an ihrem Beruf? Im Podcast geben Fachleute Einblick in ihren Forschungsalltag. Die Fragestellungen knüpfen an die Themen der Oberstufe an. Die einzelnen Folgen dauern etwa 10 Minuten und sind somit auch als begleitendes Unterrichtsmaterial gut einsetzbar. Der Podcast zur Schulbuchreihe "am Puls Biologie" ist eine Kooperation des Österreichischen Bundesverlag Schulbuch (öbv) mit der Austrian Biologist Association (ABA).

Wie und wo arbeiten Biologinnen und Biologen in der Wissenschaft? Was begeistert sie an ihrem Beruf? 
Im Podcast&nbsp;geben Fachleute Einblick in ihren Forschungsalltag. Die Fragestellungen knüpfen an die Themen der Oberstufe an. Die einzelnen Folgen dauern etwa 10 Minuten und sind somit auch als begleitendes Unterrichtsmaterial gut einsetzbar.
Der Podcast zur Schulbuchreihe "am Puls Biologie" ist eine Kooperation des Österreichischen Bundesverlag Schulbuch (öbv) mit der Austrian Biologist Association (ABA).

am Puls Biologie - Der Podcast über den Forschungsalltag von Biologinnen und Biologen.

Join Jenny-May Clarkson as she explores the groundbreaking world of precision medicine and ctDNA, a new technology which could revolutionise cancer care in Aotearoa. In a three-part series brought to you by the Healthier Lives National Science Challenge, Jenny-May chats with some of the country’s top cancer researchers about what ctDNA could mean for New Zealanders and what it’ll take to integrate it into our health system.

Sticking it to Cancer

White noise is a popular and effective technique used in meditation and for relaxation because it covers other distracting sound and blocks out all outside noises. It is recommended that people use white noise in place of playing music when they are looking to relax or sleep, but some also prefer the sound of natural white noise in order to protect their hearing. Fall asleep fast is a soothing and relaxing podcast to listen to when you want to sleep and to fall asleep faster. The podcast is meant to make you relax, focus, and become more focused in the classroom and at work.Can&#39;t sleep? Let the soothing sounds of the White Noise Podcast do the trick! White Noise Podcast features the best ambient, white noises that helps you relax and focus your mind that leads you to sleeping.

White noise is a popular and effective technique used in meditation and for relaxation because it covers other distracting sound and blocks out all outside noises. It is recommended that people use white noise in place of playing music when they are looking to relax or sleep, but some also prefer the sound of natural white noise in order to protect their hearing. Fall asleep fast is a soothing and relaxing podcast to listen to when you want to sleep and to fall asleep faster. The podcast is meant to make you relax, focus, and become more focused in the classroom and at work. Can't sleep? Let the soothing sounds of the White Noise Podcast do the trick! White Noise Podcast features the best ambient, white noises that helps you relax and focus your mind that leads you to sleeping.

White noise is a popular and effective technique used in meditation and for relaxation because it covers other distracting sound and blocks out all outside noises. It is recommended that people use white noise in place of playing music when they are looking to relax or sleep, but some also prefer the sound of natural white noise in order to protect their hearing. Fall asleep fast is a soothing and relaxing podcast to listen to when you want to sleep and to fall asleep faster. The podcast is meant to make you relax, focus, and become more focused in the classroom and at work.Can't sleep? Let the soothing sounds of the White Noise Podcast do the trick!&nbsp;White Noise Podcast features the best ambient, white noises that helps you relax and focus your mind that leads you to sleeping.

White Noise Podcast

Huellas es un podcast de entrevistas a personas que trabajan en la conservación, cuidado y regeneración de la biodiversidad. El ciclo es conducido por Betania González, quién ha dedicado una parte de su vida a trabajar en políticas y acciones ambientales para diferentes sectores. El podcast surge desde el Observatorio de lo Silvestre, una coalición de ONG que trabajan por la protección y conservación de la fauna silvestre.

Huellas es un podcast de entrevistas a personas que trabajan en la conservación, cuidado y regeneración de la biodiversidad. El ciclo es conducido por Betania González, quién ha dedicado una parte de su vida a trabajar en políticas y acciones ambientales para diferentes sectores. El podcast surge desde el Observatorio de lo Silvestre, una coalición de ONG que trabajan por la protección y conservación de la fauna silvestre.

HUELLAS

In the vast tapestry of our planet's history, few substances have had such a profound and far-reaching impact as plastic. Born from the ingenuity of human minds, this versatile material has revolutionized our lives, shaping the way we consume, create, and communicate. However, as with many of our most remarkable innovations, the unintended consequences of our plastic dependence have begun to unfold, and one of the most insidious threats we now face is the pervasive presence of microplastics. These tiny fragments, often invisible to the naked eye, have infiltrated every corner of our world, from the depths of the oceans to the air we breathe. And now, as scientists have begun to unravel the extent of their reach, a disturbing reality has come to light: microplastics have found their way into our very bodies, crossing boundaries and borders, and uniting humanity in a shared vulnerability. To truly grasp the significance of this revelation, we must first understand the nature of microplastics themselves. These minute particles, defined as those less than 5 millimeters in size, come in two distinct forms: primary and secondary. Primary microplastics are intentionally manufactured to be small, such as the microbeads that once populated our cosmetics and personal care products, or the tiny pellets used in industrial processes. Secondary microplastics, on the other hand, are born from the breakdown of larger plastic items, their once-solid forms shattered by the relentless forces of nature, such as UV radiation and the mechanical abrasion of wind and waves. The sources of these microplastics are as varied as they are numerous. From the synthetic fibers that shed from our clothing with each wash to the degradation of our discarded plastic waste, the origins of these particles paint a picture of a society deeply entwined with plastic. Even the very products we use to care for ourselves and enhance our beauty have played a role, as the microbeads in exfoliating scrubs and toothpastes have found their way down our drains and into our waterways. As these microplastics enter the environment, they embark on a journey that knows no boundaries. They are carried by the currents of our rivers and streams, flowing into the vast expanse of our oceans. They are swept up by the wind, traversing continents and settling upon the earth like an invisible dust. They are washed from our streets and highways by the rains, entering the soil and becoming part of the very foundation upon which we grow our food. And it is through these pathways that microplastics find their way into our bodies. We inhale them with each breath, as they float unseen in the air around us. We ingest them with our food and drink, as they accumulate in the tissues of the fish and shellfish we consume, and lurk in the water we use to quench our thirst. Even the simple act of applying cosmetics to our skin can expose us to these pervasive particles, as they penetrate the barrier of our bodies' largest organ. The ubiquity of this exposure has been laid bare by recent studies, which have revealed the presence of microplastics in human samples from across the globe. From the United States to Europe, from Japan to Russia, the story is the same: no corner of the earth, no nation or community, is untouched by this invisible invasion. The variety of plastic types found within us speaks to the diversity of their sources, with polyethylene and polypropylene, among others, making their presence known. But what does this mean for our health? This is a question that scientists are only beginning to unravel, as the study of microplastics and their impacts on human well-being is still in its infancy. However, the early indications are cause for concern. Microplastics have the potential to cause physical damage to our tissues, their jagged edges and irregular shapes abrading and irritating the delicate structures within us. They can also act as tiny sponges, absorbing and concentrating harmful chemicals from the environment, which may then be released into our bodies as the particles break down. Perhaps most troubling of all, however, is the emerging evidence that microplastics can trigger inflammatory responses and disrupt the delicate balance of our immune systems. These tiny invaders, it seems, have the power to confuse and misdirect our bodies' natural defenses, leaving us more vulnerable to disease and illness. As we begin to grasp the scale of this problem, it becomes clear that action is needed on multiple fronts. Governments and policymakers must take the lead, implementing bans and restrictions on the use of microplastics in consumer products, and investing in improved waste management systems to prevent the leakage of plastic into the environment. Research into the health impacts of microplastics must be prioritized and funded, so that we can better understand the risks we face and develop strategies to mitigate them. But the responsibility does not lie solely with those in positions of power. Each of us, as individuals, has a role to play in addressing the microplastic crisis. We can make informed choices about the products we use and the way we dispose of them, opting for natural alternatives to synthetic materials where possible, and ensuring that our plastic waste is properly recycled or disposed of. We can support businesses and initiatives that are working to develop innovative solutions, such as biodegradable plastics and advanced filtration systems that can capture microplastics before they enter the environment. Perhaps most importantly, we can educate ourselves and others about the issue of microplastics, spreading awareness of their impacts and the steps we can take to mitigate them. For it is only through a collective awakening, a shared understanding of the problem we face, that we can hope to bring about the changes necessary to protect our planet and ourselves. The story of microplastics is, in many ways, the story of our species. It is a tale of ingenuity and innovation, of the marvels we can create and the challenges we must overcome. It is a reminder of the interconnectedness of all things, of the way in which our actions, no matter how small, can have far-reaching consequences that ripple across the globe. As we stand at this crossroads, facing a future in which the very substance of our bodies bears witness to the impact of our choices, we must ask ourselves what kind of world we want to leave behind. Will we continue down the path of convenience and consumption, heedless of the toll it takes on the natural world and ourselves? Or will we embrace a new way forward, one in which we seek to live in harmony with the planet that sustains us, and to create a legacy of stewardship and care? The answer to these questions lies within each of us, in the decisions we make and the actions we take. And as we grapple with the challenges of the microplastic crisis, we must remember that we are not alone. We are part of a global community, united by our shared humanity and our common home. It is only by working together, by pooling our knowledge and our resources, that we can hope to find solutions to the problems we face. In the end, the story of microplastics is a story without a clear ending, a tale whose final chapters have yet to be written. But one thing is certain: the choices we make today will shape the world of tomorrow. And it is up to us to decide what kind of world that will be. As we stand on the brink of this new era, let us remember the words of the great conservationist Rachel Carson, who once said, "In nature, nothing exists alone." The microplastics within us are a testament to this truth, a reminder of the intricate web of life in which we are all enmeshed. And it is only by recognizing our place within this web, by understanding the impacts of our actions and the responsibility we bear, that we can hope to create a future in which both people and the planet can thrive. So let us go forward with courage and determination, armed with the knowledge that our choices matter and that our actions have the power to shape the world. Let us be guided by the wisdom of nature, and by the understanding that we are all part of something greater than ourselves. And let us work together, as a global community, to build a future in which the scourge of microplastics is nothing more than a distant memory, a cautionary tale from a time when we lost sight of our place in the world. For in the end, the story of microplastics is not just a story about a material, or about the environment, or even about our health. It is a story about us – about our relationship with the world around us, and about the kind of future we want to create. And it is a story that we all have the power to shape, through the choices we make and the actions we take. So let us choose wisely, and let us act with purpose. Let us be the heroes of our own story, the architects of a better tomorrow. And let us never forget that, in the face of even the greatest challenges, there is always hope – hope for a world in which the beauty and wonder of nature is cherished and protected, and in which all of life, in all its glorious diversity, is free to flourish. Thanks for listening- remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts

In the vast tapestry of our planet's history, few substances have had such a profound and far-reaching impact as plastic. Born from the ingenuity of human minds, this versatile material has revolutionized our lives, shaping the way we consume, create, and communicate. However, as with many of our most remarkable innovations, the unintended consequences of our plastic dependence have begun to unfold, and one of the most insidious threats we now face is the pervasive presence of microplastics. These tiny fragments, often invisible to the naked eye, have infiltrated every corner of our world, from the depths of the oceans to the air we breathe. And now, as scientists have begun to unravel the extent of their reach, a disturbing reality has come to light: microplastics have found their way into our very bodies, crossing boundaries and borders, and uniting humanity in a shared vulnerability. To truly grasp the significance of this revelation, we must first understand the nature of microplastics themselves. These minute particles, defined as those less than 5 millimeters in size, come in two distinct forms: primary and secondary. Primary microplastics are intentionally manufactured to be small, such as the microbeads that once populated our cosmetics and personal care products, or the tiny pellets used in industrial processes. Secondary microplastics, on the other hand, are born from the breakdown of larger plastic items, their once-solid forms shattered by the relentless forces of nature, such as UV radiation and the mechanical abrasion of wind and waves. The sources of these microplastics are as varied as they are numerous. From the synthetic fibers that shed from our clothing with each wash to the degradation of our discarded plastic waste, the origins of these particles paint a picture of a society deeply entwined with plastic. Even the very products we use to care for ourselves and enhance our beauty have played a role, as the microbeads in exfoliating scrubs and toothpastes have found their way down our drains and into our waterways. As these microplastics enter the environment, they embark on a journey that knows no boundaries. They are carried by the currents of our rivers and streams, flowing into the vast expanse of our oceans. They are swept up by the wind, traversing continents and settling upon the earth like an invisible dust. They are washed from our streets and highways by the rains, entering the soil and becoming part of the very foundation upon which we grow our food. And it is through these pathways that microplastics find their way into our bodies. We inhale them with each breath, as they float unseen in the air around us. We ingest them with our food and drink, as they accumulate in the tissues of the fish and shellfish we consume, and lurk in the water we use to quench our thirst. Even the simple act of applying cosmetics to our skin can expose us to these pervasive particles, as they penetrate the barrier of our bodies' largest organ. The ubiquity of this exposure has been laid bare by recent studies, which have revealed the presence of microplastics in human samples from across the globe. From the United States to Europe, from Japan to Russia, the story is the same: no corner of the earth, no nation or community, is untouched by this invisible invasion. The variety of plastic types found within us speaks to the diversity of their sources, with polyethylene and polypropylene, among others, making their presence known. But what does this mean for our health? This is a question that scientists are only beginning to unravel, as the study of microplastics and their impacts on human well-being is still in its infancy. However, the early indications are cause for concern. Microplastics have the potential to cause physical damage to our tissues, their jagged edges and irregular shapes abrading and irritating the delicate structures within us. They can also act as tiny sponges, absorbing and concentrating harmful chemicals from the environment, which may then be released into our bodies as the particles break down. Perhaps most troubling of all, however, is the emerging evidence that microplastics can trigger inflammatory responses and disrupt the delicate balance of our immune systems. These tiny invaders, it seems, have the power to confuse and misdirect our bodies' natural defenses, leaving us more vulnerable to disease and illness. As we begin to grasp the scale of this problem, it becomes clear that action is needed on multiple fronts. Governments and policymakers must take the lead, implementing bans and restrictions on the use of microplastics in consumer products, and investing in improved waste management systems to prevent the leakage of plastic into the environment. Research into the health impacts of microplastics must be prioritized and funded, so that we can better understand the risks we face and develop strategies to mitigate them. But the responsibility does not lie solely with those in positions of power. Each of us, as individuals, has a role to play in addressing the microplastic crisis. We can make informed choices about the products we use and the way we dispose of them, opting for natural alternatives to synthetic materials where possible, and ensuring that our plastic waste is properly recycled or disposed of. We can support businesses and initiatives that are working to develop innovative solutions, such as biodegradable plastics and advanced filtration systems that can capture microplastics before they enter the environment. Perhaps most importantly, we can educate ourselves and others about the issue of microplastics, spreading awareness of their impacts and the steps we can take to mitigate them. For it is only through a collective awakening, a shared understanding of the problem we face, that we can hope to bring about the changes necessary to protect our planet and ourselves. The story of microplastics is, in many ways, the story of our species. It is a tale of ingenuity and innovation, of the marvels we can create and the challenges we must overcome. It is a reminder of the interconnectedness of all things, of the way in which our actions, no matter how small, can have far-reaching consequences that ripple across the globe. As we stand at this crossroads, facing a future in which the very substance of our bodies bears witness to the impact of our choices, we must ask ourselves what kind of world we want to leave behind. Will we continue down the path of convenience and consumption, heedless of the toll it takes on the natural world and ourselves? Or will we embrace a new way forward, one in which we seek to live in harmony with the planet that sustains us, and to create a legacy of stewardship and care? The answer to these questions lies within each of us, in the decisions we make and the actions we take. And as we grapple with the challenges of the microplastic crisis, we must remember that we are not alone. We are part of a global community, united by our shared humanity and our common home. It is only by working together, by pooling our knowledge and our resources, that we can hope to find solutions to the problems we face. In the end, the story of microplastics is a story without a clear ending, a tale whose final chapters have yet to be written. But one thing is certain: the choices we make today will shape the world of tomorrow. And it is up to us to decide what kind of world that will be. As we stand on the brink of this new era, let us remember the words of the great conservationist Rachel Carson, who once said, "In nature, nothing exists alone." The microplastics within us are a testament to this truth, a reminder of the intricate web of life in which we are all enmeshed. And it is only by recognizing our place within this web, by understanding the impacts of our actions and the responsibility we bear, that we can hope to create a future in which both people and the planet can thrive. So let us go forward with courage and determination, armed with the knowledge that our choices matter and that our actions have the power to shape the world. Let us be guided by the wisdom of nature, and by the understanding that we are all part of something greater than ourselves. And let us work together, as a global community, to build a future in which the scourge of microplastics is nothing more than a distant memory, a cautionary tale from a time when we lost sight of our place in the world. For in the end, the story of microplastics is not just a story about a material, or about the environment, or even about our health. It is a story about us – about our relationship with the world around us, and about the kind of future we want to create. And it is a story that we all have the power to shape, through the choices we make and the actions we take. So let us choose wisely, and let us act with purpose. Let us be the heroes of our own story, the architects of a better tomorrow. And let us never forget that, in the face of even the greatest challenges, there is always hope – hope for a world in which the beauty and wonder of nature is cherished and protected, and in which all of life, in all its glorious diversity, is free to flourish. Thanks for listening- remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts

In the vast tapestry of our planet's history, few substances have had such a profound and far-reaching impact as plastic. Born from the ingenuity of human minds, this versatile material has revolutionized our lives, shaping the way we consume, create, and communicate. However, as with many of our most remarkable innovations, the unintended consequences of our plastic dependence have begun to unfold, and one of the most insidious threats we now face is the pervasive presence of microplastics. These tiny fragments, often invisible to the naked eye, have infiltrated every corner of our world, from the depths of the oceans to the air we breathe. And now, as scientists have begun to unravel the extent of their reach, a disturbing reality has come to light: microplastics have found their way into our very bodies, crossing boundaries and borders, and uniting humanity in a shared vulnerability. To truly grasp the significance of this revelation, we must first understand the nature of microplastics themselves. These minute particles, defined as those less than 5 millimeters in size, come in two distinct forms: primary and secondary. Primary microplastics are intentionally manufactured to be small, such as the microbeads that once populated our cosmetics and personal care products, or the tiny pellets used in industrial processes. Secondary microplastics, on the other hand, are born from the breakdown of larger plastic items, their once-solid forms shattered by the relentless forces of nature, such as UV radiation and the mechanical abrasion of wind and waves. The sources of these microplastics are as varied as they are numerous. From the synthetic fibers that shed from our clothing with each wash to the degradation of our discarded plastic waste, the origins of these particles paint a picture of a society deeply entwined with plastic. Even the very products we use to care for ourselves and enhance our beauty have played a role, as the microbeads in exfoliating scrubs and toothpastes have found their way down our drains and into our waterways. As these microplastics enter the environment, they embark on a journey that knows no boundaries. They are carried by the currents of our rivers and streams, flowing into the vast expanse of our oceans. They are swept up by the wind, traversing continents and settling upon the earth like an invisible dust. They are washed from our streets and highways by the rains, entering the soil and becoming part of the very foundation upon which we grow our food. And it is through these pathways that microplastics find their way into our bodies. We inhale them with each breath, as they float unseen in the air around us. We ingest them with our food and drink, as they accumulate in the tissues of the fish and shellfish we consume, and lurk in the water we use to quench our thirst. Even the simple act of applying cosmetics to our skin can expose us to these pervasive particles, as they penetrate the barrier of our bodies' largest organ. The ubiquity of this exposure has been laid bare by recent studies, which have revealed the presence of microplastics in human samples from across the globe. From the United States to Europe, from Japan to Russia, the story is the same: no corner of the earth, no nation or community, is untouched by this invisible invasion. The variety of plastic types found within us speaks to the diversity of their sources, with polyethylene and polypropylene, among others, making their presence known. But what does this mean for our health? This is a question that scientists are only beginning to unravel, as the study of microplastics and their impacts on human well-being is still in its infancy. However, the early indications are cause for concern. Microplastics have the potential to cause physical damage to our tissues, their jagged edges and irregular shapes abrading and irritating the delicate structures within us. They can also act as tiny sponges, absorbing and concentrating harmful chemicals from the environment, which may then be released into our bodies as the particles break down. Perhaps most troubling of all, however, is the emerging evidence that microplastics can trigger inflammatory responses and disrupt the delicate balance of our immune systems. These tiny invaders, it seems, have the power to confuse and misdirect our bodies' natural defenses, leaving us more vulnerable to disease and illness. As we begin to grasp the scale of this problem, it becomes clear that action is needed on multiple fronts. Governments and policymakers must take the lead, implementing bans and restrictions on the use of microplastics in consumer products, and investing in improved waste management systems to prevent the leakage of plastic into the environment. Research into the health impacts of microplastics must be prioritized and funded, so that we can better understand the risks we face and develop strategies to mitigate them. But the responsibility does not lie solely with those in positions of power. Each of us, as individuals, has a role to play in addressing the microplastic crisis. We can make informed choices about the products we use and the way we dispose of them, opting for natural alternatives to synthetic materials where possible, and ensuring that our plastic waste is properly recycled or disposed of. We can support businesses and initiatives that are working to develop innovative solutions, such as biodegradable plastics and advanced filtration systems that can capture microplastics before they enter the environment. Perhaps most importantly, we can educate ourselves and others about the issue of microplastics, spreading awareness of their impacts and the steps we can take to mitigate them. For it is only through a collective awakening, a shared understanding of the problem we face, that we can hope to bring about the changes necessary to protect our planet and ourselves. The story of microplastics is, in many ways, the story of our species. It is a tale of ingenuity and innovation, of the marvels we can create and the challenges we must overcome. It is a reminder of the interconnectedness of all things, of the way in which our actions, no matter how small, can have far-reaching consequences that ripple across the globe. As we stand at this crossroads, facing a future in which the very substance of our bodies bears witness to the impact of our choices, we must ask ourselves what kind of world we want to leave behind. Will we continue down the path of convenience and consumption, heedless of the toll it takes on the natural world and ourselves? Or will we embrace a new way forward, one in which we seek to live in harmony with the planet that sustains us, and to create a legacy of stewardship and care? The answer to these questions lies within each of us, in the decisions we make and the actions we take. And as we grapple with the challenges of the microplastic crisis, we must remember that we are not alone. We are part of a global community, united by our shared humanity and our common home. It is only by working together, by pooling our knowledge and our resources, that we can hope to find solutions to the problems we face. In the end, the story of microplastics is a story without a clear ending, a tale whose final chapters have yet to be written. But one thing is certain: the choices we make today will shape the world of tomorrow. And it is up to us to decide what kind of world that will be. As we stand on the brink of this new era, let us remember the words of the great conservationist Rachel Carson, who once said, "In nature, nothing exists alone." The microplastics within us are a testament to this truth, a reminder of the intricate web of life in which we are all enmeshed. And it is only by recognizing our place within this web, by understanding the impacts of our actions and the responsibility we bear, that we can hope to create a future in which both people and the planet can thrive. So let us go forward with courage and determination, armed with the knowledge that our choices matter and that our actions have the power to shape the world. Let us be guided by the wisdom of nature, and by the understanding that we are all part of something greater than ourselves. And let us work together, as a global community, to build a future in which the scourge of microplastics is nothing more than a distant memory, a cautionary tale from a time when we lost sight of our place in the world. For in the end, the story of microplastics is not just a story about a material, or about the environment, or even about our health. It is a story about us – about our relationship with the world around us, and about the kind of future we want to create. And it is a story that we all have the power to shape, through the choices we make and the actions we take. So let us choose wisely, and let us act with purpose. Let us be the heroes of our own story, the architects of a better tomorrow. And let us never forget that, in the face of even the greatest challenges, there is always hope – hope for a world in which the beauty and wonder of nature is cherished and protected, and in which all of life, in all its glorious diversity, is free to flourish. Thanks for listening- remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts

Microplastics

The Innovator's Garage is an ITHS Technology podcast about the journey of health scientists and technologists on the road to building a company. We welcome the curious, the foolishly optimistic, and the cynically hopeful to a place where we learn from the wild successes, confounding setbacks, and horrible failures of people just like you.&nbsp;<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Innovator's Garage is an ITHS Technology podcast about the journey of health scientists and technologists on the road to building a company. We welcome the curious, the foolishly optimistic, and the cynically hopeful to a place where we learn from the wild successes, confounding setbacks, and horrible failures of people just like you.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Innovator's Garage is an ITHS Technology podcast about the journey of health scientists and technologists on the road to building a company. We welcome the curious, the foolishly optimistic, and the cynically hopeful to a place where we learn from the wild successes, confounding setbacks, and horrible failures of people just like you.&nbsp; Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Innovator's Garage

People living with chronic disease continue to inspire us to drive change. We call them The Greats. They are the ones who have overcome and gone on to do great things. Scroll to learn their stories.

The Greats

《人类曾经被毁灭》可以是一本幻想小说，也可以是一本追溯人类起源的科普著作，甚至也可以是引导人类思考过去、现在及未来的思想巨著。无论听众或读者把它当成什么，放下曾经的认知，换个角度，你将会发现一个不一样的世界。 “人类是从哪里来的”这是回答“人类将走向何方”的关键。我们今天的探索决不是为了沉浸在往日的辉煌之中，而是为了明天的道路更加宽广。 一种价值观决定一种生活的道路，那么人类的价值观（即人类生存的终极意义）又在哪里呢？从60万年以前，第一个原始人打制第一块石器开始，6000年的文化沉淀，我们今天应该对人类的总体价值观有一种科学的认识，可悲的是我们直到今天一直在重复着昨天的故事，对人类总体价值的认识我们并没有超越公元前400年前后那一代哲人划定的圈圈。 如果说人类的价值、人类的幸福只在于用向外无情掠夺的手段来满足自己享受的欲望，那么人类与自然界其他动物就没有任何区别。生存是必要的，但生存却不是唯一的，而且生存的方式更不是唯一的。大肆掠夺与破坏的生存方式仅仅是动物本能的直接宣泄，人类本应有更为道德的生存方式。如果我们放弃偏见，丢掉不可一世的心理障碍，那么我们在人类已有的文化当中完全可以发现更体面、更高尚的生存方式。 未来不是梦，人类的未来必然伴随一次伟大的文化复兴与回归。远古文明正穿过厚厚的浓云向人们射来希望之光，一个时代的召唤在响起：归来兮！迷途之羔羊！

《人类曾经被毁灭》可以是一本幻想小说，也可以是一本追溯人类起源的科普著作，甚至也可以是引导人类思考过去、现在及未来的思想巨著。无论听众或读者把它当成什么，放下曾经的认知，换个角度，你将会发现一个不一样的世界。“人类是从哪里来的”这是回答“人类将走向何方”的关键。我们今天的探索决不是为了沉浸在往日的辉煌之中，而是为了明天的道路更加宽广。一种价值观决定一种生活的道路，那么人类的价值观（即人类生存的终极意义）又在哪里呢？从60万年以前，第一个原始人打制第一块石器开始，6000年的文化沉淀，我们今天应该对人类的总体价值观有一种科学的认识，可悲的是我们直到今天一直在重复着昨天的故事，对人类总体价值的认识我们并没有超越公元前400年前后那一代哲人划定的圈圈。如果说人类的价值、人类的幸福只在于用向外无情掠夺的手段来满足自己享受的欲望，那么人类与自然界其他动物就没有任何区别。生存是必要的，但生存却不是唯一的，而且生存的方式更不是唯一的。大肆掠夺与破坏的生存方式仅仅是动物本能的直接宣泄，人类本应有更为道德的生存方式。如果我们放弃偏见，丢掉不可一世的心理障碍，那么我们在人类已有的文化当中完全可以发现更体面、更高尚的生存方式。未来不是梦，人类的未来必然伴随一次伟大的文化复兴与回归。远古文明正穿过厚厚的浓云向人们射来希望之光，一个时代的召唤在响起：归来兮！迷途之羔羊！

《人类曾经被毁灭》可以是一本幻想小说，也可以是一本追溯人类起源的科普著作，甚至也可以是引导人类思考过去、现在及未来的思想巨著。无论听众或读者把它当成什么，放下曾经的认知，换个角度，你将会发现一个不一样的世界。 “人类是从哪里来的”这是回答“人类将走向何方”的关键。我们今天的探索决不是为了沉浸在往日的辉煌之中，而是为了明天的道路更加宽广。 一种价值观决定一种生活的道路，那么人类的价值观（即人类生存的终极意义）又在哪里呢？从60万年以前，第一个原始人打制第一块石器开始，6000年的文化沉淀，我们今天应该对人类的总体价值观有一种科学的认识，可悲的是我们直到今天一直在重复着昨天的故事，对人类总体价值的认识我们并没有超越公元前400年前后那一代哲人划定的圈圈。 如果说人类的价值、人类的幸福只在于用向外无情掠夺的手段来满足自己享受的欲望，那么人类与自然界其他动物就没有任何区别。生存是必要的，但生存却不是唯一的，而且生存的方式更不是唯一的。大肆掠夺与破坏的生存方式仅仅是动物本能的直接宣泄，人类本应有更为道德的生存方式。如果我们放弃偏见，丢掉不可一世的心理障碍，那么我们在人类已有的文化当中完全可以发现更体面、更高尚的生存方式。 未来不是梦，人类的未来必然伴随一次伟大的文化复兴与回归。远古文明正穿过厚厚的浓云向人们射来希望之光，一个时代的召唤在响起：归来兮！迷途之羔羊！

人类曾经被毁灭 | 李卫东·外星生命研究专家

A Talk on the Wild Side explores all things wild in Texas in a fun and entertaining way.  Each episode features an interview with a subject-matter expert on a conservation or natural resources topic.  Terrestrial wildlife, marine life, hunting, and fishing are regularly featured topics.

A Talk on the Wild Side explores all things wild in Texas in a fun and entertaining way. Each episode features an interview with a subject-matter expert on a conservation or natural resources topic. Terrestrial wildlife, marine life, hunting, and fishing are regularly featured topics.

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