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

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

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Bottom-up and top-down processing are the fastest way to sort sensation from perception on AAMC-style passages. Variable-ratio and fixed-interval schedules produce opposite response patterns and extinction rates that the exam loves to test. Knowing how Conflict Theory, Symbolic Interactionism, and Structural Functionalism actually sound in a vignette lets you eliminate two wrong frameworks in seconds.

How can ultra-thin NHC surface treatments lead to more durable and corrosion-resistant materials? In this episode of the C2MCI HQP Highlight Series, Dr. Marshall Yang (Postdoctoral Associate in Dr. Yolanda Hedberg's lab at Western University) joins to discuss his research investigating NHC surface treatments for improving the corrosion resistance, adhesion, and durability of coated metals. Hosted by Hetvi Shah (PhD candidate in Dr. Gang Zheng's lab at the University of Toronto), this conversa...

This episode examines how microvascular fluid balance is governed by the equilibrium between hydrostatic and oncotic pressures across semipermeable capillary membranes. It explores the physiological variables—transcapillary pressure gradients (\Delta P), oncotic gradients (\Delta \pi), and the endothelial reflection coefficient (\sigma)—that dictate fluid filtration into tissue spaces. Finally, it demonstrates how distinct pathophysiological insults, such as hypoproteinemia and elevated venous

In this episode of C&EN Uncovered, host Craig Bettenhausen speaks with C&EN Editors, Fionna Samuels and Brianna Barbu, about their contributions to C&EN's Space Package and how sustainability and geochemistry will have an effect on humanity's future space endeavors. You can find their articles here and here. Subscribe to Stereo Chemistry now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Credits Executive producer: David Anderson Host: Craig Bettenhausen Reporter: Laurel Oldach

What happens when a chemist and a non-chemist make a podcast together for seven years? Which chemistry lessons stuck, which episode ideas spectacularly refused to cooperate, and does Jam still count as a layperson after all this time? Joined by returning guest Claire, Melissa and Jam celebrate the seventh anniversary of Chemistry For Your Life with listener questions, behind-the-scenes stories, friendship reflections, favorite science facts, and one very large chemistry cookie cake. Come for the

If you’re on social media, you may feel bombarded by influencers promoting peptides for a range of ailments so broad it almost seems like a brand-new trend. But peptide-based therapies actually date back to 1922, when insulin was first administered to treat diabetes. But it wasn’t until semaglutide (better known as Ozempic) entered the market that peptides truly captured public attention. In today’s episode, we explore how what chemists and other scientists learned from insulin paved the way ...

This week, we discuss a study showing promise in applying CAR-T immunotherapy in bladder cancer tumours and breakdown how scientists have uncovered spectral signatures previously misassigned in carbon materials – with Frankie Macpherson and Mason Wakley. CAR-T therapy has been a game changer for blood cancers, yet solid tumours have been largely resistant to this treatment. We discuss a new study that shows promise in applying this immunotherapy in bladder cancer tumours. And, we discuss why

This week, we discuss a study showing promise in applying CAR-T immunotherapy in bladder cancer tumours and breakdown how scientists have uncovered spectral signatures previously misassigned in carbon materials – with Frankie Macpherson and Mason Wakley. CAR-T therapy has been a game changer for blood cancers, yet solid tumours have been largely resistant to this treatment. We discuss a new study that shows promise in applying this immunotherapy in bladder cancer tumours. And, we discuss why

Happy Birthday BXB!!! This week we are celebrating 1 year of the podcast by reflecting on some of the epic highs and lows of the past, and setting some new expectations for the future. We discuss the unexpected struggles of co-hosting a beauty science podcast, and the desire to stop the spread of misinformation while still appealing to a large audience… which we unfortunately haven’t done yet after a year… but we aren’t ready to stop trying! And although small, we talk about how positive the

How AI Is Changing Cleaning Training For years, if you wanted to create a professional training video for the cleaning industry, you needed a camera, a location, equipment, somebody who knew how to perform the task, and somebody else who knew how to shoot and edit video. In this Jancast, we want to talk about some of the AI work we have been doing here at Bullen over the last few weeks. AI is changing fast, can you keep up with it?

In this podcast, we discuss quats – those are the cationic surfactants used in fabric softeners, hair conditioners and many other products.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 International Oligonucleotides and Peptides Conference e il CFRT, symposium on

Som 17-årig mister James B. Sumner sin venstre arm i en jagtulykke. Få år senere får han at vide, at en enarmet mand aldrig vil kunne blive en succesfuld kemiker. Men Sumner nægter at lade sig begrænse og drager i stedet ud på den jagt, der skal bevise hans værd én gang for alle - hvis han da ellers lykkes med at indfange detbytte, mange af verdens kemikere kalder en umulig opgave.Afsnittet er skrevet og tilrettelagt afAsbjørn Løvendahl MogstadFortalt af Lauge Hendriksen.Tor Arnbjørn er

This episode of The Only Way Is Hydrogen? shifts the conversation away from asking whether hydrogen works and towards the bigger challenge: how do we make hydrogen happen? Chris Foxall, Founder & CEO of Hyppo, offers a unique commercial perspective, explaining how Hyppo is helping turn successful demonstrations into repeatable deployment by creating demand, connecting infrastructure and building regional energy ecosystems that deliver today. https://www.linkedin.com/company/gw-shif...

This webinar recording highlights the work of Dr. Delgoffe and the team, demonstrating how metabolically distinct tumor models can be deconstructed into defined immunologic and metabolic stressors to establish a clearer preclinical framework for studying T-cell dysfunction.