by admin | Oct 8, 2026 | engineering and tech, health and medicine, Smarter Design 2026
Guy Hutton – Sue Coates | The Case for One Shared Sanitation Assessment Framework About this episode Imagine trying to fix a leaky pipe without knowing where the leak is, or even what the pipe looks like. That’s roughly the challenge facing governments and...
by admin | Oct 8, 2026 | engineering and tech, health and medicine, Recovery & Care 2026
DECIPHER: How Individuals with Rare Genetic Disorders Can Help Build a Global Knowledgebase About this episode Attempts at disease diagnosis are often hindered by a frustratingly thin trail of evidence: a single patient, a single unusual variant, and no easy way to...
by admin | Oct 5, 2026 | engineering and tech, Lite, physical sciences, Smarter Design 2026
Dr Solly Lebelo – Dr Tranos Zuva | How Mathematics Can Make Gas Combustion Safer Scitube Library Lite About this episode Every time natural gas ignites on a kitchen hob or powers an industrial furnace, a complex chain of chemical reactions unfolds in fractions...
by admin | Oct 1, 2026 | Lite, physical sciences, Scientific Discovery 2026
Dr Jack Mroczkowski | Beyond Particles: The World of Quantum Fields Scitube Library Lite About this episode Open a physics textbook today and you’ll still likely find electrons and other fundamental particles pictured as tiny, individual objects. But this can give us...
by admin | Sep 29, 2026 | business and economy, Think Feel Perform 26
Dr. Gary Blau – Dr. Kyle Stephens | More Support, Less Surveillance: Exploring What Keeps Employees Engaged About this episode Researchers have traditionally measured what they called ‘employee workplace deviance’ through visible, in-person behaviors: arriving...
