Can artificial intelligence help turn what many believe is clinical development’s biggest variable — and most prevailing bottleneck — into a more predictable process? In this episode of the Pharm Exec podcast, Matt Walz, CEO of Trialbee, a patient recruitment company, joins Mike Christel, group managing editor, MJH Life Sciences, to discuss how AI is enhancing medical screening, clinical workflows, and enrollment planning. The conversation explores the need for clearer regulatory expectations,

This week's WeatherBrains episode is all about fire weather from both a historical and modern perspective.   Our Guest WeatherBrains for tonight's episode is NWS meteorologist Tom Hultquist.  Our discussion begins with the Peshtigo Fire of 1871, the deadliest wildfire in U.S. history.  Dr. Stephanie Hoekstra and Robyn Heffernan also join us to explore how fire weather information is used today - from risk perception and decision support to operational forecasting, interagency coordination, and the

We were delighted to be joined by two highly experienced leaders in the biotechnology industry, Howard Berman, Ph.D., and Kia Motesharei, Ph.D.Both Howard and Kia have built impressive careers across biotechnology, capital markets, business development and strategic transactions, with a track record of helping companies navigate some of the most important stages of their growth.Howard is now CEO of ReAlta Life Sciences, where he is leading the company through an important clinical-stage period as it

The 2026 World Conference on Lung Cancer brings together leading experts, researchers, and oncologists to showcase the latest advancements in lung cancer research. To reach a global audience, IASLC has recorded podcast episodes on WCLC 2026 in world languages.In this episode, host Dr. Chul Kim moderates a discussion in Korean about breakthrough advances in thoracic oncology presented at the conference with Dr. Ji-Youn Han, Dr. Tae Min Kim, and Dr. Sehhoon Park. Guests: Ji-Youn Han, MD,

Send us Fan Mail Why are so many offices freezing in July? We can now engineer any indoor temperature, yet millions of us shiver at our desks. This episode unpacks the physics of air conditioning, a "thermal sponge" that moves heat rather than making cold, and the 1998 UC Berkeley study by Richard de Dear and Gail Schiller Brager that changed how we think about comfort. In this episode: How compressors, condensers and expansion valves really workThe "static model" of comfort, and why it treat...

Most people would overlook Polyporus ciliatus, but its delicately hairy cap margin and fine pores make it one of the more distinctive small polypores of temperate forests.Dive deeper on the blog: https://lichenthevibe.com/fringed-polypore-polyporus-ciliatus/In this episode, two hosts explore the Fringed Polypore’s morphology, including its small brown to yellowish-brown cap, ciliate margin, pores typically measuring 5–7 per millimeter, slender stem, and tough fruitbodies. The discussion then

Polyporus ciliatus, the Fringed Polypore, is a small temperate wood-rotting fungus easily overlooked in the forest. Its minute hairs along the cap margin, combined with its fine, dense pores, help distinguish it from similar species such as the Winter Polypore.Dive deeper on the blog: https://lichenthevibe.com/fringed-polypore-polyporus-ciliatus/In this episode, two hosts examine its brown to yellowish-brown cap, ciliate margin, pores typically measuring around 5–7 per millimeter, slender stem, and

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297: Kendra Klein, senior scientist at Friends of the Earth, has spent years investigating the health and environmental consequences of pesticide-dependent agriculture. She argues that the influence of pesticide companies reaches far beyond the chemicals themselves; they actively shape federal policy, as well as our commonly held belief that toxic inputs are necessary if we want to feed the world. Kendra also takes a close look at the rise of regenerative agriculture and explains why she worries

Erika talks with guest, Bridget Guiza from the White Earth Tribal and Community College. She is part of the White Earth Reservation and the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe. Bridget talks about the challenges of our time being at the nexus of food, water, and energy sovereignty and being allies with Indigenous and rural communities.Bridget is the Customized Education Coordinator at the White Earth Tribal and Community College. She has a background in Environmental Systems and Planning and has experience in

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Mother Nature remains stuck in summer mode across the much of the West, where temperatures in the 90s and 100s will topple record highs into this week.Also, crossing over into the Western Pacific basin, Hurricane Nolo has become Typhoon Nolo, and the storm isn't done yet. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! PART TWONot every paranormal investigation is about a ghost haunting an old house. Sometimes the activity feels darker—and figuring out exactly what you’re dealing with becomes much more complicated.For more than 27 years, John.John Montelongo has investigated the paranormal and worked with people who believe they’re dealing with something they can’t explain. As founder and lead investigator of Texas-based Dark Explorers Paranormal, he takes on cases involving

Solar System Badlands! Hosted by Dr. Paul M. Sutter. How did the scattered disk of the solar system form? What kins of strange objects roam those badlands? And what does it do to the rest of the solar system? I discuss these questions and more in today's Ask a Spaceman!   Support the show: http://www.patreon.com/pmsutter All episodes: http://www.AskASpaceman.com Watch on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/PaulMSutter Read a book: https://www.pmsutter.com/books   Keep those questions about space,

At twelve years old, he saw a black hand reach from behind a stage at summer camp. Moments later, a towering, cloaked figure wearing what looked like a crown appeared nearby, staring directly at him.He hoped it was a one-time experience. It wasn’t.Months later, the same figure appeared at a crowded mall—this time seemingly focused on his father. Then it began appearing in his bedroom, sometimes white, sometimes gray, and finally that same impossible black.His father died the following year. Since

Dr. Randall Bock, a primary-care physician and author of Overturning Zika, argues that public-health research and media often fuel panic to secure funding, citing Peter Hotez’s warnings about dengue, chikungunya, Zika, and a “lights out” U.S. yellow fever scenario. Bock says U.S. sanitation and mosquito control limit these risks and that vaccines could be ramped up quickly. He contends the 2015–16 Brazil Zika–microcephaly crisis was driven by inconsistent microcephaly definitions, weak testing, and

In this episode, Lean Farmer Ben Hartman talks about being intentional about how you build a farm around your context.   Subscribe for more content on sustainable farming, market farming tips, and business insights!   Get market farming tools, seeds, and supplies at Modern Grower. Follow Modern Grower:  Instagram  Instagram Listen to other podcasts on the Modern Grower Podcast Network:  Carrot Cashflow  Farm Small Farm Smart  Farm Small Farm Smart Daily  The Growing Microgreens Podcast  The Urban

How can humans “print” structures only a few nanometers wide onto a computer chip? 🔬 And why does doing it require machines weighing hundreds of tons and costing hundreds of millions of dollars?In this episode of The DeepDive Lab, we explore High-NA EUV, one of the most extraordinary technologies pushing semiconductor manufacturing toward smaller and more powerful chips. From 13.5-nm extreme ultraviolet light and 0.55 numerical aperture to enormous optical systems and materials operating under

Send "Fan Mail" to RickIn this 10 -minute Tuesday episode of Animals, Nature, and You, host Rick Schwartz discusses the importance of the well informed voter in the upcoming midterm elections and how it impacts conservation efforts, wildlife protection, and ecosystems - and therefore, you too. Yes, the old saying, "Conservation works when we work together," is true. And your individual act of informed voting can also help preserve natural spaces and countless species; including

Greg and Ash are joined by Peter Naldrett, author of Spooky Britain: The 100 Most Eerie and Mysterious Places to Visit, for a journey through some of Britain’s strangest locations, ghost stories and supernatural legends.Peter describes himself as a sceptic — but during his university days in Lancaster he experienced something he still struggles to explain. Mysterious black ash repeatedly appeared on his pillow before he eventually witnessed the substance apparently materialising above him and