Our discussion with Dr Timothy Grayson was featured in Forbes! An Insider’s View Of DARPA, The World’s Most Advanced Research Agency via @forbes https://t.co/Fdzd3i6Hd3
If you are seeing this now it’s thanks to DARPA, where in 1969 the precursor to the Internet, ARPANET, was developed! Check out the first episode of our podcast with DARPA’s STO director Dr Timothy Grayson https://t.co/RvwpIS0mAk.
Are threats from space a serious danger for humankind? This is the first part of our conversation with Professor Lord Martin Rees @LordMartinRees on existential threats.
https://t.co/eamhyxpvgO
A great podcast on "A Book Too Risky to Publish: Free Speech and Universities" with one of the top experts in intelligence and IQ research, Prof. James Flynn.
In my podcast with Prof. James Flynn, famous for his work on IQ, we discuss his latest book “too risky to publish” for British publishers, the current political situation in the USA (#BlackLivesMatter , erasing history, etc.), and free speech in academia. https://t.co/IP7JPcvsVx
@planet4589 We just published a video mentioning your paper (DOI: 10.3847/2041-8213/ab8016) on Starlink tracking https://t.co/rlW1fIUx9P (part of our interview series with Didier Queloz).
In the 2nd part of our interview series on #cryoEM, Nobel Laureate Richard Henderson discusses J. Dubochet's, J. Frank’s and his contributions to the development of cryo-EM. @MRC_LMB @Cambridge_Uni@embl@NobelPrize @joachimfrank @MejdAlsari. Full video: https://t.co/bhZ1A1VveU
In the first part of our interview series with Nobel Prize Laureate Richard Henderson, he introduces structural biology, cryo-EM, and talks about the @MRC_LMB. Full video here: https://t.co/by9SA0Mz7m . @Cambridge_Uni@DeptofPhysics
@jimalkhalili, co-founder of the world's first quantum biology DTC @QB_DTC, discusses the history of quantum biology until modern-day discoveries of quantum effects in magnetoreception, olfaction, enzyme catalysis, and photosynthesis. @UniOfSurrey@LeverhulmeTrust
In the second part of our interview series with @DidierQueloz, he explores his experience in reporting a paradigm-changing finding and how this triggered hard skepticism from the publishing industry and fellow scientists. #exoplanets@Cambridge_Uni@DeptofPhysics@NobelPrize
@DidierQueloz talks about the discovery of the first #exoplanet orbiting a solar-type star for which he was jointly awarded the 2019 @NobelPrize in Physics — interviewed by @MejdAlsari. Watch full video here:
https://t.co/KxrS6daCH9 @Cambridge_Uni@DeptofPhysics
In the second part of our interview series with @DidierQueloz, he explores his experience in reporting a paradigm-changing finding and how this triggered hard skepticism from the publishing industry and fellow scientists. #exoplanets@Cambridge_Uni@DeptofPhysics@NobelPrize
@DidierQueloz talks about his journey from the discovery of the 1st #exoplanet orbiting ☀️ to the acknowledgement of his discovery by the scientific community. — interviewed by @MejdAlsari. @Cambridge_Uni@DeptofPhysics @NobelPrizeFull. Watch here: https://t.co/iS39etiwrC