#099 RebroadcastIn this special re-release episode, Melissa and Jam dive deep into the world of Vitamin A (retinol) and its role in anti-aging skincare. They revisit a popular episode that explores whether anti-aging products genuinely work. The hosts break down the scientific functions of the skin, the impact of UV radiation, and the importance of sunscreen. They also discuss how retinoids (vitamin A) can help repair and maintain the skin's structure, backed by peer-reviewed studies. This episode

In this episode of Periodically, hosts Manami and Charlie are joined by Dr Jenny Maunder, a physical chemistry-based lecturer at the University of Durham. As a senior demonstrator, Jenny provides a unique perspective on the impact of menstrual health on both students and staff. The trio discuss the importance of training for demonstrators, focusing on understanding menstruation and potential strategies for making menstrual health a less taboo topic. (1:12) Introducing Jenny(7:45) Navigating

#188In this episode, hosts Melissa and Jam dive into the basics of vitamins. They discuss the origins of vitamins, why they are labeled with letters, and the difference between water-soluble and fat-soluble vitamins. The episode also touches on the history of vitamin regulation, the necessity of supplementing vitamins, and the impact of diet on vitamin intake. Finally, they challenge listeners to assess the variety of plant-based foods they consume in a week to promote a healthier diet. 00:00

Warning: This week's podcast episode contains an extreme story features a raging elephant, a rock and plastic pollution! This story resulted in Ele Collection, an organization founded to tackle plastic pollution in Southern Africa’s ecologically sensitive areas.We are joined by Ben Norton, Simon Teede, and Rainer von Urff Kaufeld, who are representing Ele Collection and take us on a journey over the following main topics:The Impact of Plastic Waste on the spread of diseases like cholera and E. coli,

In this episode of Periodically, hosts Josie and Felicity are joined by Kelly Britton, a DPhil student in Inorganic Chemistry at the University of Oxford, and Dr Sarah Rawe, a lecturer in chemistry at the Technological University Dublin.Listen as they discuss the realities of experiencing perimenopause while also dealing with the pressures of academia and personal life. They also discuss their symptoms, the impact on their lives, and the importance of having open conversations about these

This video addresses Dr. Kevin Ausman’s accusations against Dr. James Tour of Rice University. Watch the video on youtube: https://youtu.be/Z0ozaxso7jk Links: • Richard Smalley Funeral: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bR4-G8qnKbI • Email Exchanges and Slides: https://bit.ly/ausman-emails If you would like to support us in creating more content across our different media platforms, we would greatly appreciate any support you […]

In the latest Plastic.Climate.Future. episode, we dive into the world of sustainability with the incredible Hunter Lovins. As the founder of Natural Capitalism Solutions and a key figure in NOW partners, Lovins brings a wealth of experience and insights to the table. Throughout the episode, we explore the importance of education in driving sustainable decision-making and how implementing sustainability practices can actually boost profitability for companies. Lovins also introduces us to the "D.O.T

In this episode, we talk about stabilities studies for food manufacturers and how it impacts shelf life analyses. How are label claim and shelf life expiration date determined, and why do we need it. ARL’s Partnerships Stability Coordinator Austin Wall is here to help us understand it all.

In this episode, we talk about stabilities studies for food manufacturers and how it impacts shelf life analyses. How are label claim and shelf life expiration date determined, and why do we need it. ARL’s Partnerships Stability Coordinator Austin Wall is here to help us understand it all.

Episode 12: Season Finale!  It's been a fun ride doing the electrochemistry podcast.  We finish off this first season of the podcast off with a bit of a rant between Neil and Alex about all the topics we've struggled with in electrochemistry.  Hopefully, you will enjoy and relate to this little venting session between Neil and Alex.

Question and Response 56In this bonus edition of Chemistry for Your Life, hosts Melissa and Jam engage with their listeners by answering a variety of chemistry-related questions and addressing listener comments and reviews. They read and discuss both positive and constructive reviews, and provide important updates about joining a network for the podcast. They also talk about the introduction of advertisements, the benefits of becoming a patron for an ad-free experience, and some behind-the-scenes

In this episode of Periodically, hosts Sofia and Lottie are joined by Chiara Cocco, a postdoctoral research associate at the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Caucus at Heriot-Watt University, to discuss the research that's being undertaken by initiatives like the EDI Caucus to investigate the impact of menstrual health in research and innovation.Listen to the episode for more on the impact of menstrual health on work, the need for supportive policies, the importance of open dialogue, and

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Send us a Text Message.Welcome to a brand-new season of Bench Boost! This season, we're thrilled to feature some special guests and answer all of your burning questions. First up, we present a special three-part interview series with Robert Thomas, a renowned expert with over four decades of experience in the field. Rob has written over 100 technical publications, a comprehensive 14-part tutorial series on ICP-MS, and is the editor of the Atomic Perspectives (AP) column in Spectroscopy magazi...

Alexandra Sun and Harrison Rose join the pod to share their work on a vision-guided automated liquid-liquid extraction (LLE) platform. That's right, before our robot overlords overtake us, they are going to help chemists and engineers with work-ups first! Even though it's often taken for granted, liquid-liquid extractions are part of virtually every chemical reaction for product isolation. Developing these unit operations is critical to chemists and engineers who design processes and

La seguridad y salud ocupacional son fundamentales para garantizar un entorno de trabajo seguro y saludable, previniendo accidentes y enfermedades laborales que pueden afectar gravemente a los empleados y a la productividad de las empresas, acompáñanos mientras exploramos la importancia crítica de estas prácticas y cómo pueden transformar positivamente tu lugar de trabajo. 💯🫡

Casey Lippmeier, senior vice president of innovation at Conagen sits down with Sergio Borbolla, director of business development for Sweegen LATAM to discuss how Sweegen is transforming Latin American's pre-packaged food and beverage landscape.Learn more about Sweegen LATAM at sweegen.com/latam-innovations.

Specialty Gas Equipment topics include:- Is the posted Cv of a pressure regulator for a full failure or for regulated flow?- Flex hoses vs rigid pigtails for chlorine service