Greg Henthorn, Levi Moxness, Carroll Dewing Moderator: Jason Laumb Industry and research leaders provided an update on critical minerals research associated with North Dakota lignite. The panel explored ongoing projects, recent discoveries, and the opportunities these emerging technologies could create for the state's coal industry.

Dr. Brian Kalk Dr. Brian Kalk discussed Bismarck State College's expanding role in developing the next generation of energy professionals. He shared his vision for the college's energy programs and explained how BSC continues to prepare a skilled workforce to support North Dakota's evolving energy industry.

Mike Jones, Mike Holmes, Jason Laumb Moderator: Jonathan Fortner Three generations of Lignite Energy Council research leaders reflected on the history and evolution of the Lignite Research Council. Together, they discussed decades of innovation, major research accomplishments, and how continued investment in research has strengthened North Dakota's lignite industry.

Andy Buntrock Andy Buntrock examined recent periods of high electricity demand and discussed the challenges of maintaining grid reliability as weather-dependent generation expands. He highlighted the essential role coal and other dispatchable resources continue to play in keeping the lights on when demand is at its highest.

Mike Holmes, Mike Heger, Steve Sauter Moderator: Jessica Bell Three first-time legislative candidates shared what motivated them to seek public office, the experiences that shaped their campaigns, and why they believe industry leaders should become more involved in the political process. They also offered advice for others considering a future in public service.

Sen. Kevin Cramer, Rep. Julie Fedorchak (Sen. John Hoeven invited) Moderator: Jonathan Fortner North Dakota's federal delegation discussed the latest energy policy developments in Washington, D.C., including federal actions affecting coal, domestic energy production, and electricity reliability. The conversation explored legislative and regulatory priorities and what evolving federal policy could mean for the future of North Dakota's lignite industry.

Jonathan Fortner, President & CEO, Lignite Energy Council Jonathan Fortner provided an update on the Lignite Energy Council's key initiatives, advocacy efforts, and strategic priorities. He discussed the current state of North Dakota's lignite industry, recent policy developments, and the opportunities shaping the industry's future.

Todd Brickhouse, CEO and General Manager, Basin Electric Power Cooperative Todd Brickhouse shared his perspective on the state of the electric industry, the importance of reliable baseload generation, and Basin Electric's role in meeting the nation's growing energy needs. He also discussed the opportunities and challenges facing the cooperative and the broader lignite industry.

In this episode of Chromatography Life podcast, host Neil Lander sits down with longtime colleague Tracy Hibbs, Principal Consulting Product Marketing Manager at Waters Corporation, to discuss quality risk management. Tracy brings an abundance of knowledge in the world of chromatography, from her extensive background in the topic to her comprehensive career at Waters, and leans into her vast expertise in risk identification and management. They discuss where to begin with risk management, explain

What does it really mean when a dental material is called biocompatible and does that mean it can’t be toxic? In Episode 49 of Bonding and Beer, Rolando Nuñez breaks down the difference between toxicity and biocompatibility, why those terms are often confused, and what they actually mean in clinical dentistry. In this episode, we discuss: - What biocompatibility means in dentistry - How toxicity is different from biocompatibility - Why pulpal health and direct pulp contact...

Sesame seeds are more than a garnish. In Episode 31 of Molecules Matter with Dr. Dan, we explore sesamol, a small antioxidant compound with a connection to how we prepare our food.Much of sesame’s sesamol forms during processing, when heat converts a related compound called sesamolin into sesamol. That means roasting changes more than flavor—it changes the seed’s chemistry.Inside the lab, sesamol does more than neutralize free radicals. Researchers are studying how it activates Nrf2, a pathway that

Mechanical engineer Mason Chilmonczyk, PhD (Andson Biotech) joins host David Oliva to explain why sample prep — not the mass spec itself — is the biggest bottleneck in LC-MS and native MS workflows. Mason breaks down the DynaChip, a microfluidic device that shrinks hours of buffer exchange into seconds, and shares how "democratizing" mass spec is opening the door for cell therapy manufacturers to catch analytical blind spots that traditional workflows miss. A must-listen for anyone working

Optics and waves can become relatively easy MCAT points once you stop memorizing isolated equations and start recognizing predictable patterns. This study guide walks through converging and diverging lenses, mirrors, the thin-lens equation, sound waves, and the Doppler effect. Special attention is given to common MCAT traps and how Doppler ultrasound uses changes in frequency to determine blood velocity.

Retinol, Kollagen, Q10, Hyaluron und Bakuchiol. Wirkstoffe, die man aus der Werbung und dem Drogerieregal kennt. Doch was sollen diese Wirkstoffe überhaupt bringen? Wo greifen sie in den Hautalterungsprozess ein und was genau passiert bei der Hautalterung eigentlich alles? Fragen über Fragen, die in dieser Folge "Darf's ein bisschen Chemie sein?" hoffentlich alle beantwortet werden.Informationen zum PodcastRecherche und Skript: Anne Mayer, mit Unterstützung von Consensus AITon und

The Dr. Joe Show with Dr. Joe Schwarcz airs Sundays from 3–4 p.m. on CJAD 800, bringing listeners fascinating insights into science, health, and everyday life.

In dieser Folge widmen wir uns einem ganz besonderen Element: Technetium war das erste Element, das künstlich erzeugt wurde, lange bevor seine natürliche Existenz in Spurenmengen entdeckt wurde. Mit der Ordnungszahl 43 schloss es eine berühmte Lücke im Periodensystem und prägt heute die medizinische Diagnostik weltweit.Themen dieser Folge:Physikalische und chemische Eigenschaften: Schmelzpunkt 2.157 °C, Dichte 11,5 g/cm³, Supraleitung unterhalb von 7,46 Kelvin, Oxidationsstufen von minus eins bis

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In this episode, host ⁠David Ferguson( a fourth-year pharmacy student) ⁠ sits down with Romeo Mays, a fourth-year medical student at PCOM in Philadelphia applying to residency in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Romeo opens up about growing up in the Bay Area balancing competitive basketball with a science-driven environment shaped by nearby institutions like Stanford and Cal, choosing a Master's in Organizational Leadership over a direct path to medical school, and the imposter syndrome

In this episode of The STEAM Success Blueprint, host David Ferguson( a fourth-year pharmacy student) sits down with Romeo Mays, a fourth-year medical student at PCOM in Philadelphia applying to residency in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Romeo opens up about growing up in the Bay Area balancing competitive basketball with a science-driven environment shaped by nearby institutions like Stanford and Cal, choosing a Master's in Organizational Leadership over a direct path to medical school,