In October members of the General Conference on Weights and Measurements are voting to change how we keep time on Earth accurate. Currently an additional second, known as a Leap Second, can be added to make sure modern atomic clocks stay in sync with solar time. However, all of this might be about to change as the rotation of the Earth speeds up and interferes with our measurements. Tom takes a trip to meet Principal Scientist Setnam Shemar at the National Physics Laboratory to learn how our time

This video is abouthow training is changing in the AI world: Continuing coverage of Jancast #221, I discuss this with my old co-host, Mark Warner, since he's involved in real-life, face-to-face training. We will discuss what he's been up to, how he sees recent advances in AI video, and how that fits with the more traditional training he does with ISSA and others. Someone should be using all of the CMI data to create LLM (large Language Model) for the cleaning industry, if they are not already...

Discover how advanced materials enable next-generation trucks and buses to meet stricter CO₂ targets while improving performance, efficiency, durability, and design flexibility.European trucks and buses are entering a major redesign cycle driven by stricter EU CO₂ targets under the revised Heavy-Duty Vehicle CO₂ Standards, alongside fleet economics, charging and hydrogen infrastructure readiness, and the shift toward software defined vehicle architectures. This creates new engineering challenges

Discover how continuous fiber reinforced thermoplastic organosheets enable validated, manufacturable structures for demanding applications without compromising scalability.Mass Production volumes for high-performance applications pose a challenge for new and complex materials like continuous fiber reinforced composites. While promising exceptional performance, many struggle to meet the combined demands of series production efficiency and strict quality standards. Advanced thermoplastic composites

Discover how advanced materials enable safer, more reliable AI data center infrastructure while meeting growing power density and thermal demands.The transition toward 800V HVDC architectures and rising power densities driven by AI workloads are redefining safety and reliability requirements in modern data centers. Power connectors, interconnect systems, thermal management, and power distribution components must now operate under higher voltages, temperatures, and continuous loads, leaving little

🍒 Can a sour little fruit help you sleep and recover?In Episode 29 of Molecules Matter with Dr. Dan, we explore tart cherry juice—and the science behind its reputation.Two groups of compounds drive the story:🌙 Melatonin, which helps regulate your sleep-wake cycle.🔴 Polyphenols, including the anthocyanin pigments that give tart cherries their deep red color and show anti-inflammatory activity in lab studies.But what does the human research suggest?💤 SLEEP: Small trials suggest tart cherry juice

Two years after the BioLab fire sent a massive plume of toxic smoke across metro Atlanta, questions remain about what people in Conyers were actually exposed to. Now, new scientific research is offering the clearest picture yet of what was in that plume as a growing number of residents report health concerns and search for answers.In Season 3 of Manufacturing Danger: The BioLab Story, host Pamela Kirkland investigates new findings, continuing questions about accountability and what government

What breaks a man?Is it the missing of love?The lack of being nurtured?The lack of understanding?Subscribe with your favorite podcast...The post A Broken Bird appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

The growing use of large ceramic slabs, with increasingly larger formats and reduced thicknesses, has introduced new challenges in terms of processing, handling, installation and safety. In this context, back-meshing is a post-firing process in which a reinforcing mesh is bonded to the back of the slab, helping to retain fragments in the event of breakage while providing additional support during subsequent processing, handling and use.In this episode, we explore the back-meshing process, from mesh

Dr. Emanuela Gionfriddo, Associate Professor of Chemistry at the University at Buffalo, joins host David Oliva to explore solid phase microextraction (SPME), green analytical chemistry, and PFAS analysis. Trained in Professor Janusz Pawliszyn's lab at the University of Waterloo — where SPME was invented — she shares how deep SPME theory reshaped her research and now drives her lab's work on environmental and biological chemistry.In this episode, Emanuela discusses how SPME complies with the

On September 8, 2026, the FDA accepted Intellia’s biologics application for lonvo-z, a one-time in vivo CRISPR therapy for hereditary angioedema, and gave it Priority Review. That matters because a single gene edit in the liver could replace lifelong attack-prevention drugs for a rare swelling disease driven by excess bradykinin. The core MCAT hook is how loss-of-function CRISPR editing of *KLKB1* lowers plasma kallikrein and slows a proteolytic cascade that opens vessels and floods tissue. The

In this edition, we explore new milestones that strengthen Bondalti’s growth and future vision with Ercros, as well as Bondalti’s new role in Euro Chlor’s management.We also discover stories that bring people together, create new experiences and nurture talent through Elevate to Grow and NextGen. And we look ahead to a more sustainable future, with Bondalti Water’s participation in the 6th Renewable Gas Exhibition.

In this episode of Trilogy's Harvester's Digest Podcast, we check in on the 2026 corn harvest at the halfway point. Mycotoxin expert Carrie Maune shares what she's seeing across key U.S. corn-growing regions and discusses the mycotoxin trends emerging as harvest progresses.

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