#雑談系ポッドキャストの日 のオープニングトークテーマ「忘れがちなこと」にちなんで、SNSに載せる写真の「人の顔、隠し忘れがち」という話をしています。雑談系に引っ張られて、そこからたくさん脱線しちゃいました。ポッドキャストのイベントに顔を出すことは、顔出しOKのサインではない会場の雰囲気を撮った写真ほど、後ろに写り込んだ顔を消し忘れがち気軽に始められると言われるポッドキャスト、続けて伸ばそうとすると全然気軽じゃないSNSで出会った人を100%信用しない方がいい、と思った体験今回は自分の考えが強めの回です。賛同でも「こう考えた方がいいのでは」でも、感想をいただけると嬉しいです。――――プラントライフは、化学プラントの技術者「かねまる」が、化学を軸に皆さんの視野を広げていく番組です。感想は #プラントライフ を付けてXにてお待ちしています！📅 配信スケジュール毎週 水曜日・日曜日 の朝に更新！LISTENで先行公開後、各種Podcastアプリ（Spotify/Apple/Amazon/YouTube）にも配信されます。🖥️

Un assaggio del viaggio sulla linea sottile che separa la cura dal delitto, la medicina dall'omicidio perfetto. Nuovi episodi a martedì alterni. Abbonati per non perderli.

In dieser Folge tauchen wir ein in die Welt von Niob, einem unscheinbaren grauen Metall, das in einigen der spannendsten Technologien unserer Zeit eine Schlüsselrolle spielt. Mit der Ordnungszahl 41 steht es im Periodensystem als Brücke zwischen Grundlagenforschung und Hochtechnologie.Themen dieser Folge:Physikalische und chemische Eigenschaften: Schmelzpunkt 2.477 °C, Dichte 8,57 g/cm³, höchste Sprungtemperatur aller reinen Elementsupraleiter bei 9,25 KelvinEntdeckungsgeschichte: Von Charles

London, November 2006. Alexander Litwinenko trinkt einen Tee in der Pine Bar des Millennium Hotels. 23 Tage später ist er tot. Die Waffe: Polonium-210, ein radioaktives Element das normalerweise in Kernreaktoren entsteht. Der erste bestätigte Einsatz einer radioaktiven Substanz als Mordwaffe in der Geschichte. Und ein Täter der bis heute frei ist.

Después de unas merecidas vacaciones, el pódcast regresa para desmitificar uno de los sistemas más populares e incomprendidos de la industria: las piscinas de sal. Es fundamental reconocer que no son cuerpos de agua libres de químicos, sino pequeñas fábricas que utilizan la electrólisis para generar cloro gaseoso de manera automatizada. Sin embargo, este proceso tiene un costo operativo; la constante generación de gases provoca aireación y temperaturas elevadas en la celda, lo que invariablemente

Those of us who grew up during the Cold War were keenly aware of the space race between the US and USSR. With us to relive the victories and tragedies of the space race is Leroy Chiao. Leroy is a former NASA astronaut and International Space Station commander. A veteran of four space missions, Leroy most recently served as Commander and NASA Science Officer of Expedition 10 aboard the International Space Station. He logged 229 days in space - over 36 hours of which were spent in spacewalks. Leroy

On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of ACS, C&EN is convening perspectives across two panel discussions to explore how chemistry societies might support science into the future. As chemistry remains the "central science," AI, climate change, and a shifting global landscape are some of the factors putting these institutions under pressure to adapt. This is an opportunity to hear from global thought leaders as they explore what the future for communities of science might look like. Subscribe to

Melissa Ix, Richard Dodel, J Alexander Ross. Alpha-Synuclein-Specific RT-QuIC As a Tool for the Differential Diagnosis of Neurodegenerative Diseases Using Peripheral Tissues.  Clinical Chemistry, Volume 72, Issue 8, August 2026, Pages 830–844.  https://doi.org/10.1093/clinchem/hvag037

Matthew Lee, Jeffrey A SoRelle, Arun Everest-Dass, David E Gerber, Mitchell S von Itzstein. Predictive Biomarkers for Immune Checkpoint Inhibitor Efficacy: Challenges, Innovations, and a Pathway to Precision Medicine in the Era of Cancer Immunotherapy. Clin Chem 2026; 72(9): 926–47. https://doi.org/10.1093/clinchem/hvag062

#007 RebroadcastMelissa finally explains to Jam how microwaves work after making him wait for an entire week. What the heck is going on inside microwaves? How does it do it's thing and make our food tasty? Is it magic? Support this podcast on Patreon Buy Podcast Merch and Apparel Check out our website at chemforyourlife.com Watch our episodes on YouTube Find us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook @ChemForYourLife Thanks to our monthly supporters Sara Hull Dog Day Dan Bri . Summer Alden Amanda

Um átomo pode realmente se transformar em outro elemento químico? Parece coisa de alquimia, mas é Física e Química Nuclear. Neste episódio do Papo de Química, o Prof. Edson Souza conversa com a Profa. Fernanda Cunha e o Prof. Henrique Miranda sobre as transmutações nucleares e mostra como alterações no núcleo podem mudar a identidade de um elemento químico. Você vai entender:o que é uma transmutação nuclear;por que mudou o número atômico, mudou o elemento;como interpretar os números A e Z em uma

Between 1999 and 2005, nurse Niels Högel worked at two hospitals in Lower Saxony, Germany. He was convicted of more than 85 murders and suspected in up to 332 cases. The largest serial killer case in post-war German history. In this episode, we look at the pharmacology of ajmalin, the cardiac medication he used as a weapon. We examine why the forensic detection window closes within hours. And we ask the question that no verdict has fully answered: at what point does silence become complicity?

Schloß Holte-Stukenbrock, Germany, 2005. In a factory break room, a machinist poisons his coworkers for years, using lead acetate, mercury, and cadmium. A young student worker dies. Others carry permanent damage. In this episode, we look at the case from a perspective that has rarely been explored: the biochemical one. How do these three heavy metals actually work inside the body? Why did it take so long for anyone to look? And what could medicine have done... if it had looked in time?

It’s the first official episode of season 2, and we are going to be trying something a little bit different. Mostly because we want to talk about beauty science you are actually interested in, but also because our lives have been a bit crazy, and we needed another week of chatting to give us more time for research. Since we want to give you the most accurate and easy to understand information we possibly can, we typically have to spend a LOT of time researching for each episode, but we only want to

Da Gerty Coris far får diabetes, beder han hende finde en kur. Det bliver starten på hendes livslange jagt på kroppens sukker - og på den tilsvarende lange kamp for at blive taget lige så alvorligt som sin mand og faste forskningspartner, Carl Cori.Afsnittet er skrevet og tilrettelagt afAsbjørn Løvendahl MogstadFortalt af Lauge Hendriksen.Tor Arnbjørn er producer.René Slott står for lyddesign og mixHvis du kan lide min fortælling, så husk at gå ind og abonnér, give en anmeldelse og fortæl dine

This episode is all about the future of food packaging and functional coatings. Our guests are Jesús Palenzuela from the Spanish technology centre ITENE and Mireille Poelman, coordinator of the EU Horizon project Bio-SUSHY. Together, they shed light on the challenges involved in the transition to fibre-based monomaterials, regulatory hurdles such as the European Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), and the phase-out of PFAS. Find out how modern plasma and dry powder coating

That jar of kimchi in your fridge? It’s a tiny fermentation factory. 🥬🌶️In Episode 29 of Molecules Matter with Dr. Dan, we explore the living chemistry behind Korea’s signature dish—and why fermentation changes more than flavor.Dr. Dan is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Here’s what’s happening inside:🦠 LIVE BACTERIANaturally occurring lactic acid bacteria ferment the vegetables’ sugars, transforming salted

Zirkonium (Zr, Ordnungszahl 40) ist ein silbrig-weißes Übergangsmetall, das 1789 von Martin Heinrich Klaproth entdeckt und 1824 von Jöns Jacob Berzelius erstmals isoliert wurde. Bekannt als Basis des Diamantersatzes kubisches Zirkoniumdioxid – und weit darüber hinaus unverzichtbar in Nukleartechnik, Medizin und Industrie.Symbol: Zr | Ordnungszahl: 40 | Atommasse: 91,22 uSchmelzpunkt: 1855 °C | Siedepunkt: 4409 °CDichte: 6,52 g/cm³Vorkommen in der Erdkruste: ~165 mg/kgStabile Isotope: 5 (Zr-90, -91,

On this episode of Concentrating on Chromatography, hosts David Oliva  @Organomation  and Candice Gokey are joined by Matthew Lewis  @Bruker  to unpack the new hybrid metabolomics workflow born from Bruker's acquisition of  @biocrates  .For 20 years, mass spectrometrists have had to choose between targeted quantitation and untargeted discovery. Matthew explains how chemical derivatization, high-resolution mass spec, and Biocrates' 1,000+ metabolite kits now let researchers get both — without running

"Naturspektakel im Norden". Die Aurora Borealis fasziniert seit jeher die Menscheit. Doch was passiert da eigentlich genau?In dieser Folge von „Darf’s ein bisschen Chemie sein?“ geht es um Sonnenwinde, Magnetfelder und leuchtende Atmosphärenchemie. Du erfährst, warum Polarlichter entstehen, wieso sie unterschiedliche Farben haben, was der Kp-Index bedeutet und welche Rolle Polarlichter in der aktuellen Forschung rund um Space Weather spielen.Außerdem gibt’s persönliche