On this episode of Impact Quantum, we dive into the visionary world of Sanjay Chittore, founder of Quantum AI Global and QLabs, who’s on a mission to bring quantum theory out of the realm of science fiction and into real-world applications. Joined by host Frank La Vigne and the wonderfully quantum-curious Candice Gillhoolley, we unravel common myths about quantum computing—like whether you really need a quantum computer to build quantum products—and explore the massive impacts quantum technology is

This episode dives into the mission of the Florida Semiconductor Engine, a statewide coalition uniting microelectronic companies, universities, and local leaders to onshore critical technology and strengthen America’s tech edge. Backed by strategic investment and anchored in Osceola County, the Engine is building the infrastructure and partnerships needed to lead in advanced packaging.Driving this momentum is the National Science Foundation, whose support of academic institutions and regional

Dicen que una bolsa que botaste cuando eras niño podría seguir viva… esperándote.El plástico nunca muere: flota en el mar, se oculta en el aire, y termina dentro de nosotros.Una historia de terror que no vive en la ficción, sino en nuestra vida diaria.🌍 Descubre cómo este monstruo silencioso se multiplica y cómo podemos romper su maldición.

In this episode, we join Martin Butler M1MRB, Chris Howard (M0TCH), Martin Rothwell (M0SGL), Frank Howell (K4FMH), Bill Barnes (WC3B) and Leslie Butterfields (G0CIB)  to discuss the latest Amateur / Ham Radio news. Colin Butler (M6BOY) rounds up the news in brief, and the episode's feature is Portable Power. We would like to thank our monthly and annual subscription donors for keeping the podcast advert free. To donate, please visit - http://www.icqpodcast.com/donate FCC Denies Approval of 4

A story about the urband Legend - The Licked Hand also known as Humans Can Lick, Too.A storm raged outside, but she wasn’t afraid. Her dog was with her — loyal, warm, and always by her side. Each time thunder shook the house, she reached down from her bed and felt the reassuring lick on her fingers.But morning brought silence, and something else beneath the bed.Send me your true scary stories of ghosts, monsters, aliens, and the like at https://www.midnightscares.com/submissionsPlease use the

We begin where most end—at the edge of science and the soul. In this riveting conversation with Dr. Shamini Jain, we explore the biofield—a scientifically validated field of energy and information that surrounds and interpenetrates the body. This is not mysticism—it’s the new physics of healing. We unpack groundbreaking research on subtle energy, while reimagining what it means to be whole.Dr. Shamini Jain is Founder and CEO of the 501c3 social profit Consciousness and Healing Initiative (CHI), an

Da tempo immemore l'umanità culla il sogno del moto perpetuo, ossia la possibilità di produrre energia senza consumarla. Questo desiderio, nel corso dei secoli, si è scontrato con insormontabili difficoltà costruttive fino a schiantarsi definitivamente contro le leggi della Termodinamica che ha trasformato il sogno in illusione.Prodotto da Atelier APS.Scritto e realizzato da Alan Zamboni.Sound design: Matteo D’Alessandro (https://www.matteodalessandro.com/)Per chi volesse info sul libro “L’atomo

Постоянно находитесь в плохом настроении? Хотите лежать, ничего не делать и ни с кем не общаться? Объясняете все усталостью, но она не проходит? Разбираем проблему вместе с клиническим психологом, консультирующим в подходе когнитивно-поведенческой терапии, Антоном Русаковым в новом выпуске проекта «Проще говоря».

Join guest host Dr. Mark Lewis, President and CEO of the Purdue Applied Research Institute, for a discussion at the 2025 Emerging Technologies Conference with Dr. Kimberly Elenberg from Carnegie Mellon University. Dr. Ellenberg explores how autonomous AI systems can enhance disaster response and mission-critical operations, emphasizing the importance of multi-agent swarm technologies, sensor integration, and collaborative approaches between government, industry, and academia.Learn

In this episode, we’re joined by Associate Professor Sharna Jamadar, a cognitive neuroscientist at Monash University, to explore how the brain uses energy, and how that changes across the lifespan. Did you know that a 10-year-old’s brain uses over 50% of the body’s total energy, compared to just 20% in adults? We dive into why younger brains work harder, the role of synaptic pruning and proliferation, and how the brain’s organisation impacts cognitive efficiency. We also touch on the importance of

Joren Vaes is a design engineer at SOFICS working on simulating and delivering analog IP blocks on leading edge nodes like the 2 nm node from TSMC. Listen to how they bend physics to their will to make the chips that power our modern electronics.

In a farmhouse in Tennessee, a family heard a voice in the dark that knew their names and their secrets. They called her the Bell Witch — a presence that scratched, mocked, and promised a death she finally kept.Tonight, while the storm strokes the cellar window and the fire breathes low, I’ll tell you why the house never seemed empty again.Send me your true scary stories of ghosts, monsters, aliens, and the like at https://www.midnightscares.com/submissionsPlease use the submission guidelines and

Why are people wrong all the time, anyway? Is it because we human beings are too good at being irrational, using our biases and motivated reasoning to convince ourselves of something that isn't quite accurate? Or is it something different -- unmotivated reasoning, or "unthinkingness," an unwillingness to do the cognitive work that most of us are actually up to if we try? Gordon Pennycook wants to argue for the latter, and this simple shift has important consequences, including for strategies for

Seres inuietantes, leyendas populares, historia y origenes del folclore del misterio en Andalucia..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

"Time" dei Pink Floyd diventa la porta d’ingresso all’equazione di Schrödinger dipendente dal tempo. Perché nel mondo dei quanti nulla resta fermo: lo stato evolve, cambia, pulsa, proprio come il battito di Nick Mason nella canzone.Musica: "Rock and roll" di Audiogreen e "Rock thunder" di Pocketbeats (via Pixabay)

En este episodio, abrimos una conversación urgente y actual: el choque entre padres e hijos frente al uso de redes sociales. ¿Cómo pueden los adultos entender, guiar y proteger sin invadir? ¿Qué herramientas emocionales necesitan para acompañar esta nueva realidad digital? Con la conducción de Julian Bohorquez, este espacio se convierte en un puente entre generaciones. Nos acompaña la psicóloga Juanita Boada, quien aporta una mirada profesional y cercana, compartiendo casos reales, consejos ...

In questa puntata dal comitato locale di Palermo, intervisteremo due fisici italiani, Riccardo Messina e Alberto Diaspro. Il primo è un fisico teorico, le cui radici palermitane lo hanno infine portato in giro per il mondo fino al Laboratoire Charles Fabry di Francia. Alberto Diaspro, invece è un biofisico che ha trasportato il suo cuore genovese a Palermo grazie alla mostra di Pop Microscopy inaugurata presso il dipartimento di fisica. Durante le interviste condotte da Sabrina Pascale e Federico

A solution to microgravity-related vision problems is the topic of this week's podcast

In this episode of the Fire Science Show we invite dr. Antonela Čolić from the OFR Consultants, to break down the performance of adhesives used in CLT in fire, what differences between the glues are observable at the microscale and how they show up in real structure fires. We compare common polyurethane adhesives: one that softens near 200–220 C and one that resists softening, crosslinks, and ultimately chars. Through thermogravimetric and calorimetric testing, we map pivotal transition...