In this episode, we explore the multifaceted world of epilepsy—its clinical diversity, genetic roots, and therapeutic challenges—throughinnovative research in biomarkers, in vitro models, EEG technologies, andpersonalized drug monitoring.

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.razibkhan.comOn this episode of Unsupervised Learning Razib talks to Jack Despain Zhou, executive director of the Center for Educational Progress (CEP). Despain Zhou is a graduate of Western Governors University, and is completing his J.D. at Temple University. A former cryptographic analyst for the US Air Force, Despain Zhou is better known as a former producer for Jesse Singal and Katie Herzog at Blocked and Reported under the

Today on Optimind, host Alara Onur is joined by Aras Kisi to explore the future of aircraft and spacecraft design through Multidisciplinary Design Optimization (MDO)—a revolutionary approach that integrates aerodynamics, structures, propulsion, and control systems into one intelligent, unified framework. We break down how MDO enables engineers to co-optimize performance, efficiency, and cost in real time, using advanced algorithms, neural networks, and high-fidelity modeling. From blended wing

Send us a text In this bonus episode, we’re back with another round of Hidden Genius! Shekerah puts Fatu in the hot seat with a mystery scientist. The clues start flowing and she has 5 chances to get it right. Can you guess this hidden genius before she does? If you enjoyed this episode you'll also enjoy: Ep 24: From Dyslexia to Nobel Prize Winner! - Hidden Genius Challenge #1Ep 28: Yogurt-Making DIY Style - A Food Science ShortEp 23: The Accidental Discovery of PenicillinVisit our stor...

Text the Show and Show some LOVE for TR! In this unsparing broadcast, Evariel light's the flame beneath centuries of deception- calling out the orchestrated psy-ops, false alliances, and weaponized narratives masked as divine truth. Gnosis of Origin dismantles the distortions of control, and coerced spiritual obediance. This is how Flamebody emobiment overrides false light illusions What Scroll holders remembers are not found in history books Difference between soul-knowing and trauma ...

Flying a fighter jet demands rigorous training, preparation, and exceptional physical fitness. Conditions like hay fever, color blindness, asthma, or allergies are not allowed in this high-flying career. Are you ready to leap into the cockpit? How does the intense life of a pilot affect your body over time? Produced by the creators of What If. Check out our other channels: What If How to Survive Crazy Creatures Note: This video is not intended to replace professional advice, diagnosis, or

During the week of July 22, 2025, we enjoy reports from Upward Bound participants exploring a bog and many more. Staff phenologist John Latimer responds.

grief, healing, loss, connection, resilience, emotional pain, shared sorrow, death doula, mental health, self-care In this heartfelt conversation, Dear Psychopomp explores the complexities of grief, emphasizing that while loss is a universal experience, healing occurs through connection and shared sorrow. The speaker reflects on personal experiences of grief, the importance of acknowledging pain, and the resilience that emerges from it. The discussion encourages listeners to embrace their e...

Today on Optimind, host Alara Onur sits down with a young biomedical researcher Ece Cirpan to explore the cutting-edge world of artificial organs and prosthetics—and how engineers are optimizing them to work smarter, better, and more human than ever before. From robotic limbs that respond to muscle signals in real time, to artificial organs built with 3D-printed tissue and smart actuators, this episode breaks down the science behind energy efficiency, control loop tuning, EMG signal processing, and

Today on Optmind, host Alara Onur welcomes biomedical researcher Ece Cirpan to explore how optimization is transforming the field of tissue engineering. From porous scaffolds that mimic natural bone to materials that dissolve at just the right pace, this episode dives deep into how engineers fine-tune scaffold structures for maximum cell growth, nutrient diffusion, and mechanical support. With insights from pioneering labs at Penn State, MIT, and Tufts University, Ece unpacks cutting-edge strategies

How do you transform hybrid model digital twins from promising lab concepts into commercial bioprocessing game-changers that actually deliver ROI? As biotech companies race to implement Industry 4.0 technologies, the critical challenge isn't just developing sophisticated hybrid models - it's deploying them strategically to create user-friendly, cost-effective solutions that genuinely accelerate your path to commercial bioprocessing success. In Part 2 of this essential conversation, David Brüh...

If you were a miner in California during the Gold Rush, you might have dined on a California red-legged frog. The largest native frog in the western United States, this Golden State denizen used to be found as far inland as the Sierra Nevada mountains and south, into Baja California. But today, they're listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act. Conservationists have worked to translocate new populations of the red-legged frog back to California in hopes that their numbers can be

Can a little bit of stress be good for us? How can you die from drinking water? Can our parents' habits before we were born shape our genes—and even impact our health? Who was Paracelsus and was that really his real name???Tune in to find out!Sourceshttps://www.chemicalsafetyfacts.org/health-and-safety/the-dose-makes-the-poison/Farrell, D J, & Bower, L., 2003, Fatal water intoxication. Journal of clinical pathology, https://jcp.bmj.com/content/56/10/803.2Calabrese, E. J. et al., 2007, Biological

In this podcast series, DPHARM Director Tracey Kimball with Valerie Bowling, Executive Director of the Conference Forum, break down what to expect at DPHARM 2025. Part III of this podcast series covers sessions addressing AI in Clinical Trials.

In this episode of Strength In Knowledge, we connect the dots between core stability and arm health in baseball pitchers. We dive into the recent study by DeZee and colleagues, which explores how lumbopelvic control during a simple step-down task relates to elbow-varus torque during pitching—an essential factor in UCL injury risk.The findings? A stable base may be just as critical as arm mechanics when it comes to protecting the elbow. We unpack what this means for movement assessments, injury

We explore the growing wave of class action lawsuits hitting the telehealth industry—and why legal counsel, especially those advising telemedicine platforms or navigating pharma partnerships, must pay attention now. Here’s the core issue: many ad tech stacks are leaking protected health information (PHI) through tracking pixels and cookies. These tools—common in e-commerce—are transmitting sensitive data to third parties like Meta, potentially without proper consent. That’s not a glitch; it’s...

Summary:Accessibility to CAR-T is limited by traditional manufacturing, with its associated challenges and high cost. Moffitt Cancer Center's Chief BioEngineering Officer, Dr Greg Sawyer, highlights Moffitt's significant progress in enhancing T cell potency and boosting efficacy through engineering strategies. Dr Sawyer discusses assays enabling precise asessment of T cell potency, developments in manufacturing, and more, and the resulting impact on scalability and efficiency. This presentation

Computational sciences offer an opportunity to increase global access to, and participation in, neuroscience. Neuromatch’s inclusive, scalable model for community building shows how to realize this promise.

In This QCast episode, join co-hosts Jullia and Tom as they unpack CDISC standards in clinical research, exploring the core content models from PRM to SEND, the exchange formats like ODM-XML and Define-XML, and how to streamline your trials with faster regulatory approvals, lower costs, and analytics-ready datasets.Key TakeawaysCDISC standards are a unified set of content and exchange models for collecting, structuring, and submitting clinical trial data.Their core concepts include end-to-end