Technically Speaking | a science and engineering discussion

Technically Speaking | a science and engineering discussion

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  • What‘s so difficult about communicating science?

    Laura, Rwayda, Aneeqa, Ellie, Amina, Ghalia and Antonia talk about their passion of, and some frustrations with, how science is communicated to non-experts. In this wide ranging episode we ask: What do pineapples have to do with nuclear fusion? Can you trust wildlife documentaries or reports about carbon offsetting? How does science keep us safe?


    Want to continue the conversation? Find us on twitter @TechnicallySp11

    Read a brilliant summary of this episode, and more, on medium.com

    42 min
  • What are we doing with nuclear waste?

    Amina, Cara, Antonia and Laura share what they know about nuclear waste generated in the UK and speculate on what society might do with it in the future.

     

    Comments? We're on twitter @TechnicallySp11

    You can read an overview of this episode on medium.com

    20 min
  • How can you make me care about concrete?

    Aneeqa, Rwayda, Cara and Laura discuss using concrete to build a dream home as well as some iconic structures: the Renold Building at The University of Manchester, The Clackmannanshire bridge and a museum in Dundee.

    You can read all about this episode on medium.com

    29 min
  • How can nuclear power help beat climate change?

    Aneeqa, Cara, Amina and Laura share their reasons for tackling climate change, speculate about what life would be like if fossil fuels weren't currently part of the UK energy mix, and talk about what they percieve to be the pros and cons of some zero carbon alternatives.

    Read a summary of this episode on medium.com

    20 min
  • What do you think you know about nuclear power?

    Amina, Cara, Laura and Aneeqa intended to talk about how nuclear power can contribute to averting the climate emergency but never really got there! Instead, they shared their perspectives on what nuclear power is, what it does for people, and some of the challenges the industry faces as well as their own personal experiences. Rwayda joins in the conversation to offer a non-expert perspective.

    You can reada great article based on this episode on medium.com

    26 min

About Technically Speaking | a science and engineering discussion

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Dive deep into the world of science and engineering with engaging discussions and thought provoking debates. The team share insights from careers in science and engineering, combining expert knowledge and scientific thinking with a touch of humour to make even the most complex topics accessible and entertaining for both enthusiasts and casual listeners.

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