There is a lot to unpack when it comes to skin cancer and preventative measures against it. It's a huge and complicated topic that I think has sometimes been oversimplified to the point where the messages have become problematic... This podcast will give you a 101 on skin cancer, to hopefully help you cut through the noise. This is a roundtable convo, featuring skin cancer researchers David Whiteman PhD and Ade Adamson MD - both of whom are doing some big work in this research area and towards sound

Aluminum may seem like a common metal today, but did you know it was once considered on par with silver? Taylor and Andrew sit down with Marat Latypov, a professor at the University of Arizona, to explore how aluminum went from a precious metal to one of the go-to metals of modern society. We talk about the discovery that collapsed the price from dollars to cents per pound and the patent dispute it caused. We explore how a metal so hungry for oxygen resists corrosion so well and how precipitation

Mauricio Caraballo, PhD, director of the MSCollaboratory at UC San Diego, joins Candi Gokey and host David Oliva to unpack how untargeted LC-MS/MS metabolomics reveals hidden chemistry in coral reefs, fish, and ocean water. They dig into molecular networking, GNPS, and how free mass spec training is helping marine scientists worldwide analyze samples they couldn't otherwise decode.Links: mscollaboratory.ucsd.edu | Mauricio Caraballo: linkedin.com/in/mauricio-caraballo-4b5577176

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In this bonus episode, hosts David Anderson and Gina Vitale take the time machine all the way back to -ahem- August …for a trip to the fall meeting of the American Chemical Society. David and Gina meet with chemists from all over the globe to hear about their favorite science history moments, current chemistry discoveries they think have bright futures, and personal inflection points from their own lives and careers. C&EN's award-winning podcast Inflection Point leans on our 100-year archive to

Which came first: chemistry or chemicals? More importantly, why does chemistry often get a positive reaction while chemicals get a bad rap? In this episode of the Smart Acids Podcast, Andy Erickson and Jumoke Onibokun are joined by Sarah Scruggs Brandt, Vice President of Communications & Public Affairs at the American Chemistry Council, to explore the public perception of chemistry and chemicals, common industry misconceptions, and the critical role chemistry plays in our everyday lives.&...

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In this episode of Chromatography Experts, Patrick Endres hosts Elena Kumm and Balu Guduri, as they discuss the challenges of moving from process development to GMP manufacturing and the growing demand for large-scale pre-packed chromatography columns.Topics include: The challenges of scaling from development to manufacturing When column packing becomes a business and regulatory risk The performance data behind the SkillPak™ 1k MAX launch Chromatographic consistency, robustness, and

What’s actually flowing through the “natural gas” pipes connected to your home—and did we get something wrong in our air-conditioning series? Which careers can an organic chemistry student pursue, how do topical pain-relief gels work, and what could make a successful HIV medication suddenly stop working? Melissa and Jam answer listener questions, revisit past episodes, correct the record, and stumble into a genuinely fascinating pharmaceutical mystery. Plus, could more chemistry history and

Every once in a while we see pH marketed on labels, but most people have no idea what it actually means - and that confusion is exactly why it has the opportunity to become such a powerful buzzword. If you’ve ever wondered whether “pH balanced” skincare or hair care is worth paying more for, this episode breaks down the science in a way that finally makes sense.This week we are discussing the power of Hydrogen, and we are doing it in some very conceptual and possibly less than scientific ways. We

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Egas Moniz vokser op i en gammel portugisisk adelsfamilie i forfald med en klar forventning om, at han skal føre slægtens navn tilbage mod fordums storhed. Som voksen finder han en vej mod toppen gennem videnskaben, hvor Nobelprisen bliver det ultimative adelsmærke.Men det hvide snit, der sikrer ham Nobelprisen, bliver med tiden også en af lægevidenskabens mest berygtede operationer. Og Moniz’ eftertragtede eftermæle bliver derfor langt mere kontroversielt, end han selv kunne have forestillet

Stacy Tschider, Dave Nehring, Don Flaherty Moderator: Retha Mattern Industry and community leaders examined the rapid growth of data centers and the opportunities they present for North Dakota's lignite industry. Panelists discussed the significant electricity demand created by data centers, lessons learned from existing projects, and how coal-based generation can help support long-term economic growth in coal country.

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.