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A wind-driven ember shower is a key wildfire exposures a building can face, but we have not yet fully understood or accounted for them in making our communities wildfire resilient. Today we sit down with Samuel L. Manzello of Tohoku University and Reax Engineering to unpack how in the last 20 years the firebrand science went from not being able to characterize the features of them well to being able to procur controlled experiments and standardized generators that can actually shape building ...

Disclaimer: contains “Forward Looking Statements” Perform your own research.The Paradigm Shift: From Activity to OutcomeThe justification for this partnership relies heavily on the "fundamental shift" in Google Cloud's partner program philosophy for 2026. Historically, partner tiers were determined by "activity"—the number of certifications held, the volume of resale, or the quantity of customer success stories submitted. The 2026 paradigm, however, is radically different. It is an "outcome-based"

Do you have a question? Ask it here... What does it take to build a meaningful career in robotics while navigating rejection, leadership, parenthood and the pressures of academia? In this episode of The Human Stories Behind the Robots, John speaks with Dr Antonia Tzemanaki, Associate Professor in Robotics at the University of Bristol and leader of the Dexterous Manipulation and Wearable Robotics Group at Bristol Robotics Laboratory. Antonia shares how curiosity and unexpected opportunities le...

Why are humans so fascinated by our origins? From scientific explanations to religious creation stories, humanity has spent thousands of years trying to understand where we came from. In this episode of The Wonder Why, we explore why this question seems to matter so much to us—and what our search for answers might reveal about who we are.Looking for a convenient energy snack? Quantum Squares are caffeine + protein energy bars with 100mg of organic caffeine and 10g of plant-based protein.Get 25% OFF

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When Angie was just fifteen years old, she experienced something she has never been able to explain. Unable to move in her bed, she watched as small beings surrounded her while a taller figure stood silently at the foot of the bed. For years she believed the terrifying encounter was nothing more than an isolated event. That changed after undergoing hypnosis decades later. During the session, Angie says she recovered memories of being aboard an unknown craft where she believes medical procedures were

London, autumn eighteen fifty-two. Ada, Countess of Lovelace, is thirty-six -- the same age at which her father, whom she never knew, was found in a rented house in Missolonghi. Her physicians are evasive, which she takes as a form of certainty. She is on laudanum for the pain. Her mind is clear. Paula sits down opposite her; Ada does not rise -- the laudanum, she explains, makes standing theatrical.Last week, Marie Curie showed Paula what it means when the discovery returns to the discoverer's

ABOUT THIS EPISODEWhat keeps a nuclear power plant running safely after 50 years? Tighe Smith knows better than almost anyone. As Chief Nuclear Officer at Paragon Energy Solutions — now part of Mirion Technologies following a $585 million acquisition — Tighe has spent his career in nuclear instrumentation and control (I&C): the nervous system of every reactor.In this episode, we get into what I&C actually does, why some of the control systems inside U.S. nuclear plants predate the

The intersection of modern extraterrestrial phenomena and ancient biblical text is a subject that mainstream academics and traditional religious institutions often avoid. In this interview we take a look at the controversial research of Dr. Michael Heiser UFOs and biblical supernaturalism to examine whether modern alien sightings align with ancient spiritual entities. While secular culture frames these encounters strictly through the lens of intergalactic space travelers and advanced technology,

I personally subscribe to The Economist. TOE listeners get 35% off the annual subscription. No other podcast has this! https://economist.com/TOETen days after winning the Fields Medal — math's highest honor — Jacob Tsimerman joins to explain why he's leaving academia temporarily for OpenAI's AI safety team, and why he's grieving even as he does it. The conversation covers why math is one of the first fields being radically reshaped by AI, whether a proof still counts if no one can understand it,

The quantum revolution is coming, but is our digital world ready for the "quantum apocalypse"? In this episode, we shift from building quantum computers to defending against them.We explore the urgent transition to Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC)—the new global standards designed to withstand the code-breaking power of a mature quantum machine.Discover the "Harvest Now, Decrypt Later" strategy being used by malicious actors today and why organizations are racing to inventory

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Aaron Kemp sits at an unusual intersection. He holds a doctorate in cybersecurity, spent years in DoD classified environments running SCI and SAP facilities, and now leads KPMG's quantum research practice — where he's a co-author on a recent hybrid QML paper with Kipu Quantum and IBM. He's also the lead author of KPMG's Q-PREP framework, which pushes enterprises to treat post-quantum cryptography migration as an operational risk problem right now.If you've wondered how quantum actually

In this episode of the IEEE Signal Processing Society podcast, Dr. Yan Qiao, an Associate Professor at the School of Computer Science and Information Engineering, Hefei University of Technology, interviews Professor Meng Li from Hefei University of Technology, whose research focuses on applied cryptography, secure and trustworthy data sharing, blockchain, privacy preservation, and Trusted Execution Environments (TEE). Professor Meng Li Professor Meng Li is a Professor at the School of C...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we finally tackle a topic that folks have been requesting from the very beginning. How to paint and finish your rockets without disastrous results. We're not pros, but we do have some insight, and we also share some of our worst disasters! To keep the show and rocket projects coming, get ad-free early releases of all episodes, and to see exclusive behind-the-scenes content, join us on Patreon! Get 10% off your order with "RV10" at https://rocket-...

Large Language Models display an uncanny ability to construct human-sounding speech, and can synthesize concepts in novel ways. Is this because they are truly thinking like human beings in some way, or have they found a way to be human-like without reproducing the internal mechanisms of human thought? Chandra Sripada argues that LLM cognition is more human-like than we suppose, and offers evidence from the ways that cognitive scientists study actual humans.   Blog post with