by admin | Jul 30, 2026 | arts and humanities, Human Thought 2026
George Borski – Ivan Kolkov | Was Copernicus an Astrologer? New Evidence Closes an Old Debate Scitube Library Human Thought 2026 About this episode For many decades, historians have argued over whether Nicolaus Copernicus – the astronomer who first proposed that...
by admin | Jul 23, 2026 | engineering and tech, physical sciences, Scientific Discovery 2026
Michael Evans | Statistical Evidence and Statistical Reasoning: Rethinking What Data Really Tell Us Scitube Library Scientific Discovery 2026 About this episode Statistics is everywhere. From clinical trials to particle physics, from economic policy to public health,...
by admin | Jul 20, 2026 | arts and humanities, behavioural sciences, Think Feel Perform 26
Dr. Leonie Brummer | Digital Awareness: The Missing Piece of Online Life Scitube Library Think Feel Perform 26 About this episode Most of us use digital technology every day – for work, shopping, socialising, and keeping up with the news. But how many of us really...
by admin | Jul 20, 2026 | biology, health and medicine, Recovery & Care 2026
Dr Brent Iverson | Why a Key COVID-19 Antiviral Is Still Working After Years of Use Scitube Library Recovery & Care 2026 About this episode When antiviral drugs are widely used, resistance usually follows. Viruses mutate, treatments lose strength, and scientists...
by admin | Jul 20, 2026 | biology, Genes & Metabolism 2026, health and medicine
Dr. Jamie Rausch | Exploring How Fat Tissue Shapes Health Across a Lifetime Scitube Library Genes & Metabolism 2026 About this episode For decades, fat tissue was treated as little more than the body’s storage cupboard – a place where excess calories were tucked...
