We reach the point in our chemical history when microplastics were first recognized as a pervasive environmental pollutant. Visible plastic bits were first found by Edward Carpenter and K.L. Smith in the ocean back in 1972, and such detritus was confirmed all over the world's oceans over the next decades, resulting in the name "Eastern Garbage Patch" by 1997. Yet only in 2004 did Richard Thompson first study microscopic bits of plastic. In this episode we define a microplastic, and discuss va...

In this episode, we talk to Bevan Addison of Adama about pre-emergent herbicide options in canola, and getting the best out of products.We also spoke to Senior Research Officer Mechelle Owen, who works within the Australian Herbicide Resistance Initiative (AHRI) to monitor herbicide resistance and development.NEWS and LINKSWebinar: Achieve effective pre-em weed control while protecting the crop at seedingJoin WeedSmart Extension Agronomist Greg Condon, FMC's tech specialist Mark Yerbury, and ...

👃 Want to test sacred assumption about aromas of terpenes commonly found in cannabis? We take it a sniff further and examine user sentiment of aromas, i.e. what aromas do people love. And then we can test if any of the chemicals found in the product may be contributing to the aroma. We have a growing dataset of actual cannabis users, with matching lab results for their products, and rich text data from which we are avidly extracting data with AI! Join us and join in the bounty of 3,500 OpenAI API

In Isaiah chapter seven we learn about the attack on Judah by Aram and Israel, leading to fear among the people. Yet, God promises that the plans of the enemies of Judah will not succeed. Watch the whole series and more on our Youtube channel:youtube.com/@drjamestour If you would like to support us in creating more […]

In this episode I sit down with Paul Konopelski, Head of Operations at Unita Brewing Company in Salt Lake City, UT. Paul started his path in fermented beverages back in the 90's when his Dad was home brewing. From that point on beer has been on Pauls' radar. From his chemistry classes at UC Santa Barbara to home brewing and heading to UC Davis Master Brewers Program. Soon after that Paul was hired on at Bohemian Brewery and learned the ins and outs there for 9 years. Since then Paul has been ...

Topics covered:Steam Methane Reforming (SMR)Plant DesignProcess OverviewThermodynamicsHigh Temperature Shift versus Low Temperature ShiftAny comments or questions?Send an email to: ScienceMadeSimple@Outlook.comFind us on YouTube: @ScientificallySimple | https://bit.ly/3WsCuzvFind us on Linkedin:Brandon - https://bit.ly/4aGVlezMo - https://bit.ly/49OMPcf

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In our latest podcast episode, Marcel Lubben from Brightlands Venture Partners, delves into the intricacies of transitioning to a circular economy, shedding light on both the challenges and opportunities it presents.Brightlands Venture Partners is a venture capital fund manager that invests in innovative start-up companies in the areas of agrifood, health and renewable sector.One of those investments is none other than Circularise!During the episode, Marcel shares his first major application in the

As part of the non-sponsored sporadic "B-sides" series*, Ben and Ben sit down and talk with Bill Lane, retired (former director of the Harvard Mass Spectrometry and Proteomics Resource Laboratory) and musician, and John Neveu, President of ESI Source Solutions.(* this series is where we put guests we want to talk to but who do not fit within any sponsored series, but is still proteomics.... mostly.)

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#185 Let's make dirt. Or is it dirt? I don't know, well, can you dig it? We've all heard of compost, maybe you compost, maybe your friend does, maybe they talk about it a lot. But how does it work? Why can we compost some things, but not others? And why can't we just put compostable stuff into the trash can, won't it break down in the landfill? Let's find out!! References from this Episode https://compost.css.cornell.edu/chemistry.html https://compost.css.cornell.edu/microorg.html

In this episode we highlight the work of Dr. Langer and highlight excerpts of a conversation with Dr. Langer and others. Furthermore, in the conversation, we discuss and gain key insights from Dr. Langer, Sc.D. (MIT Institute Professor/ Co-Founder of Moderna) on his work and impact in biotechnology and drug delivery systems from the 1970's to now. -- Please note: The views of this podcast represent those of my guest(s) and I. These are not for professional or medical consultation or advice. We

A new podcast from Canada's National Observer tells the story of a firefighter’s wife and a corporate lawyer in different parts of the U.S. who get pulled into solving separate mysteries. Something was making cows die and deer haemorrhage to death in West Virginia. That same something could also be giving firefighters cancer – all over the country. When the lawyer and the firefighter’s wife met, they found out they were working on the same mystery. The mystery was caused by a man-made chemical

Tune into this Water-Based Mud Series episode as Justin and Matt sits down to discuss why filtration control agents are used, incompatibility with cationic and anionic products, and much more!

Tune into this Water-Based Mud Series episode as Justin and Matt sits down to discuss why filtration control agents are used, incompatibility with cationic and anionic products, and much more!

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