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Vi blir med Harald Hauglin, fagansvarlig for tid og frekvens ved Justervesenet, inn på laben for å lære mer om hvordan tid er definert, hvordan den bestemmes, og hvordan et atomur basert på Cesium fungerer.NB: Lang episode, men med mye interessant innhold. Se kapitlene for å hoppe til tema som du har spesiell interesse for om du ikke har tid til å høre hele.Bli med oss på vår vimsete reise gjennom det periodiske system der vi får nerdet fra oss og gravd oss dypt ned i hvert enkelt grunnstoff, men på

Hvordan kan ett grunnstoff både definere sekundet, brukes i noen av verdens mest presise klokker og samtidig være tett knyttet til historiene om Tsjernobyl og en av verdens alvorligste atomkraft ulykker?I denne episoden av Grunnstoffene besøker vi Justervesenet på Kjeller, der vi møter Harald Hauglin, fagansvarlig for tid og frekvens. Her får vi se nærmere på atomklokkene som bidrar til den norske tidsskalaen, og vi prøver å forstå hvordan cesium-133 kan brukes til å definere selve sekundet, og også

Cristina ist vier Jahre alt, liegt seit Monaten im Militärkrankenhaus und niemand weiß, warum sie immer wieder fast stirbt. Fünfzig Ärzte, zweiundsiebzig Eingriffe, keine Diagnose. Bis ein Kinderarzt einen Laborwert sieht, der auf natürlichem Weg nicht entstehen kann. Der Beginn einer Dreifachfolge über Münchhausen by proxy.

London, 1978. Ein Schriftsteller wartet auf seinen Bus. Ein Mann geht vorbei, ein kurzer Schmerz, ein höfliches Entschuldigen. Vier Tage später ist Georgi Markow tot. Die Waffe: eine Metallkugel kleiner als ein Stecknadelkopf, gefüllt mit Rizin, einem Gift das in jedem Vorgarten wächst. Was dahintersteckt, ist so präzise geplant wie erschreckend.

If you're not aware, you probably should be - expert led misinformation is a really big problem that is supercharging some of the misinformation that's out there. So, this is a problem, but… should other experts be correcting them? Is that more damaging because it sows more doubt in science? Inspired by some feedback I've gotten over the years, I figured it was high time to flesh it out in a roundtable to kick off this podcast season. This episode features registered dietitian, Dr Kevin Klatt,

Can shining a red light on your face really improve acne, wrinkles, inflammation, or wound healing, or is red light therapy just an expensive skincare scam involving a slightly alarming mask? How could ordinary visible light affect cells beneath your skin, and should you trust the products filling your social media feed? Melissa and Jam investigate photobiomodulation, mitochondria, collagen, blue light, FDA clearance, and the research behind this increasingly popular wellness trend. The answer is

On this bonus episode we answer a listener's question about antibiotic resistance arising from agriculture by diving into the story of colistin, an antibiotic that is used as a last resort treatment. When colistin resistance was first reported in animals and humans, the public health community was understandably panicked, prompting governments to take action to regulate its use. Transcripts and episode sources at acs.org/chainreaction

Denne episode handler om en af kemi shows’enes favorit pyrotekniske reaktioner og big business: en pulverblanding af rust (jernoxid) og aluminium, som kaldes termit. Og det er vigtigt at det er pulver, fordi alle elsker overfladeareal. Hvad der også er vigtigt er populærkultur fra Mortens barndom, hvor termitreaktionen åbenbart har været omdrejningspunktet uden at han vidste det. Termitreaktionen er alle tog elskeres yndlingsreaktion, og hvem skulle have troet at det også “redder” miljøet. Så...

Enzymes are among nature’s most powerful catalysts and are helping scientists and industry tackle some of the world’s biggest sustainability challenges. In this episode of SUBSTANCE, host Joe Hanson explores how enzymes are improving everyday household items such as detergents and how cutting-edge enzyme research could help address climate change.

Wer steckt hinter den Batterien, die Elektroautos antreiben, Solarstrom speichern und die Energiewende erst möglich machen? In dieser Folge tauchen wir tief ein in die Geschichte und Technologie von CATL – dem chinesischen Unternehmen, das mit 39 % Weltmarktanteil die Batteriebranche dominiert.

When it comes to curls there is a lot of misinformation, and this week we are setting the record straight. Natalie and Sadie, cosmetic formulation chemists are covering the 3 main misconceptions when it comes to curly hair, and explaining why you might not be treating your hair right. We break down why curl type is a weak predictor of what your hair actually needs, why “wash less” is not universal, and why products do not magically change your curl pattern.Starting with the origins of curl typing,

This week, we explore how molecular glues have revolutionized how we treat previously 'undruggable' cancers and explore how modern scientific techniques are teasing apart the mysteries of one of the most iconic historical artefacts with Phillip Broadwith and Neil Withers. A ground-breaking new drug has become the first of its kind to win FDA approval for metastatic pancreatic cancer. Could it mark the beginning of a new era for cancers that have long been considered impossible to target? We'll also

This week, we explore how molecular glues have revolutionized how we treat previously 'undruggable' cancers and explore how modern scientific techniques are teasing apart the mysteries of one of the most iconic historical artefacts with Phillip Broadwith and Neil Withers. A ground-breaking new drug has become the first of its kind to win FDA approval for metastatic pancreatic cancer. Could it mark the beginning of a new era for cancers that have long been considered impossible to target? We'll also

In this podcast, we discuss How lower temperature cycles on washing machines and dishwashers are driving a change in surfactant formulations - along with the countervailing pressures to accomplish washing more quickly.Tekno Scienze Publisher is an academic publisher in Italy. It publishes 3 scientific journals: Chimica Oggi – Chemistry Today, Agro Food Industry Hi Tech, and Household and Personal Care Today. Always attentive to scientific innovation, the TKS Group organizes events including the

In dieser Folge widmen wir uns einem Element mit erstaunlicher Doppelrolle: Molybdän ist zugleich ein robuster Hochleistungswerkstoff für die heißesten Anwendungen der Industrie und ein lebenswichtiges Spurenelement für nahezu alle Lebewesen. Mit der Ordnungszahl 42 trägt es seinen Beinamen Hochtemperatur-Krieger zu Recht.Themen dieser Folge:Physikalische und chemische Eigenschaften: Schmelzpunkt 2.623 °C, Dichte 10,28 g/cm³, hervorragende Hochtemperaturfestigkeit, Problem der katastrophalen

Send us Fan Mail Växtskyddspodden E93 – Vilka tilltag ska göras redan under hösten för att säkra övervintringen och en merskörd? Följ med till Elliot Forsberg på Husby Gård där praktik möter agronomi i ett samtal om övervintring, rottillväxt och bestockning. Vi hör om erfarenheter från demoförsök med SYSTIVA och EVOTERA, och varför en testad strategi blev en del av den praktiska odlingen. Ett avsnitt för dig som vet att en lyckad skörd byggs redan på hösten.

Som ung søofficer forsøger Patrick Blackett forgæves at få militæret til at tage hans tal og beregninger alvorligt. Han forlader derfor flåden i frustration og bliver i stedet en banebrydende fysiker. Men da Anden Verdenskrig bryder ud, kalder militæret ham tilbage for at bekæmpe Hitlers fly med videnskabelige beregninger. Et arbejde, der til sidst får den britiske general med ansvar for Londons luftforsvar til at døbe ham “min troldmand."Afsnittet er skrevet og tilrettelagt af Asbjørn Løvendahl

In this 2023 remixed podcast interview episode with Simar, a former Senior at Harvard University, now Harvard graduate and Stanford MD Candidate, we discuss Simar's achievements in science communication, his perseverance, and the hard work required to produce good work, science communication, and good journalism. Furthermore, Simar provides insights as he is a developing and achieving young leader in the science and journalism arenas. Definitely an episode worth listening to!Here are the links