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ScienceMatters:The Podcast of GT College of Sciences

Georgia Tech College of Sciences

Celebrating discovery and achievements in the sciences and mathematics—the podcast of the College of Sciences at Georgia Tech

science & medicine natural sciences

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Season 1, Episode 8: When People Age and Memory Fails

ScienceMatters:The Podcast of GT College of Sciences ·

2018/10/08

What is “memory clutter”? Can we make it go away? Audrey Duarte, an associate professor in the School of Psychology, uses magnetic resonance imaging and special tests in her Memory and Aging Lab to discover what causes obstacles in the brain’s pathways as people age.

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Season 1, Episode 7: Sneaking Science into Punk Rock

ScienceMatters:The Podcast of GT College of Sciences ·

2018/10/01

By day, she’s Jennifer Leavey, senior academic professional in the School of Biological Sciences. When she straps on a guitar, Leavey becomes Leucine Zipper, leader of the rock band Zinc Fingers. For a change of pace, ScienceMatters samples the band’s science-inspired songs. Leavey shares how the band uses music and other media to teach science.

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16:30

Season 1, Episode 6: There’s a Moth in My Video Game!

ScienceMatters:The Podcast of GT College of Sciences ·

2018/09/24

Simon Sponberg, a professor with joint appointment in the School of Physics and the School of Biological Sciences, studies how animals move through their environments. Among his unusual research methods is placing moths on joysticks so they can “play” video games in virtual reality.

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Season 1, Episode 5: Visualizing the Birth of Galaxies

ScienceMatters:The Podcast of GT College of Sciences ·

2018/09/17

Possible scenarios for the birth of stars, galaxies, and black holes come alive in the data crunching and visualizations of John Wise, a professor in the School of Physics. Wise explains how his simulations and visualizations – some of which have won awards – help researchers “rewind” space and time back to the origins of the universe.

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9:46

Season 1, Episode 4: A Healthy Microbiome for the...

ScienceMatters:The Podcast of GT College of Sciences ·

2018/09/10

Massive whale sharks headline the Ocean Voyager exhibit at the Georgia Aquarium. Its tiniest residents are the ones that concern Nastassia Patin. The School of Biological Sciences postdoctoral researcher studies the exhibit's microbiome, and what she’s learning may help keep all aquariums clear and healthy.

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14:09

Season 1, Episode 3: Toward a Vaccine for an Ancient...

ScienceMatters:The Podcast of GT College of Sciences ·

2018/09/03

The parasite that causes leishmaniasis, a scary flesh-rotting disease, is tough to beat, says School of Chemistry and Biochemistry Professor and Chair M.G. Finn. It usually ravages equatorial countries but is now in North America. Finn is teaming with Brazilian scientists to work on a potential vaccine.

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Season 1 , Episode 2: Can Lessons from Fossils Guide...

ScienceMatters:The Podcast of GT College of Sciences ·

2018/08/27

Jenny McGuire, an assistant professor in the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences and the School of Biological Sciences, has a tough commute to her summer research site: an 80-foot drop into a deep, dark Wyoming cave. McGuire studies fossils to better understand climate change’s impact on animal and human populations.

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Season 1, Episode 1: Giving a Voice to Data

ScienceMatters:The Podcast of GT College of Sciences ·

2018/08/20

ScienceMatters’ inaugural episode takes us back to the first day of the 2017-18 school year. As Georgia Tech welcomed students with a solar-eclipse-viewing, campus-wide party, School of Psychology researchers recreated the eclipse experience for a blind man by giving voice to data in real time.

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About ScienceMatters Season 1

ScienceMatters:The Podcast of GT College of Sciences ·

2018/08/15

Georgia Tech researchers help a blind man “hear” the 2017 solar eclipse, search for vaccines against deadly parasitic diseases, and rappel deep into caves in search of fossils. Here’s a preview of what’s to come in the inaugural season of ScienceMatters, the podcast of the Georgia Tech College of Sciences.

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15:06

A Dean's Valedictory, Part 2

ScienceMatters:The Podcast of GT College of Sciences ·

2018/05/18

Why, indeed, does science matter? Former College of Sciences Dean and Sutherland Chair Paul Goldbart explains the need for evidence-based thinking. Also, the College adds a neuroscience degree, and School of Physics researchers help detect the collision of two neutron stars.

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14:09

A Dean’s Valedictory, Part 1

ScienceMatters:The Podcast of GT College of Sciences ·

2018/05/18

A festive solar-eclipse-watching party, a new emphasis on astrobiology, helping to prove Einstein right on gravitational waves – former dean Paul Goldbart recalls the highlights of his tenure at the helm of the College of Sciences.

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