
Fall Asleep to Science
Fall Asleep to Virology
This episode is all about viruses. Learn about viral structure, the stages of viral infection, research methods in virology, vaccine theory, and common viruses.


Listen to lecture note readings of scientific concepts from college-level courses while you sleep. From microbiology to astrophysics, you are sure to find a topic to learn about as you snooze.I used to record myself reading my college lecture notes as a way to study. I would play the recordings as I went to bed, when I brushed my teeth, while driving, and while walking between classes. I am now sharing those recordings to help others study for their classes, fall asleep, or even just learn a new topic.
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Signup to Generate a PitchListen to lecture note readings of scientific concepts from college-level courses while you sleep. From microbiology to astrophysics, you are sure to find a topic to learn about as you snooze.I used to record myself reading my college lecture notes as a way to study.
Fall Asleep to Science is hosted by TJ. The show has published 15 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Fall Asleep to Virology" (5 August 2026, 68 minutes), "Fall Asleep to Electrochemistry" (17 October 2025, 84 minutes), and "Fall Asleep to Modern Physics" (20 May 2025, 30 minutes).
Fall Asleep to Science publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 34 minutes across 15 episodes.
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TJ hosts Fall Asleep to Science, a science podcast with 15 episodes published.
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Fall Asleep to Science
This episode is all about viruses. Learn about viral structure, the stages of viral infection, research methods in virology, vaccine theory, and common viruses.

Fall Asleep to Science
<p>This episode is all about electrochemistry. The content for this episode was gleaned from the graduate-level electrochemistry course I took in 2021.</p><p>Topics include an overview of electrochemical cells, types of...

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<p>This episode of Fall Asleep to Science covers topics found in a university-level Modern Physics course.</p><p>Everything from relativity, photons, quantum mechanics, and atomic structure to condensed matter...

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<p>This episode of Fall Asleep to Science covers everything you need to know for the first semester of university-level chemistry. </p><p>Everything from the classification of matter, to important scientific laws in...

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<p>Learn about thermodynamics, the ideal gas law, and the Joule-Thompson experiment with this episode of Fall Asleep to Science. Read in a soothing voice with white noise in the background, this episode is guaranteed to...

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<p>Fall asleep to the history of genetics and an overview of meiosis and mitosis read by a soothing human voice.</p><p>Discover the four major theories on inheritance that have existed since about 450 BC and learn about...

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<p>Fall asleep while exploring the field of astrobiology from both its astronomical and biological perspectives.</p><p>Learn about the history of astrobiology, key factors in the origins of life, and the complex...

Fall Asleep to Science
<p>Fall asleep while I read eight different reports of experiments conducted in a general chemistry laboratory. </p><p>Experiment topics include:</p>Exploration of the density of various metalsStoichiometryAcids and...

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<p>Discover life aboard the ISS from a microbiology perspective. Originally written as a topic paper for a college-level microbiology class, this episode explores how naturally occurring bacteria can be regulated on...

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<p>Fall asleep while listening to me prepare for a biochemistry exam about cells, macromolecules, and functional groups. </p>

<p>Fall asleep while learning about the foundational equations in quantum mechanics such as Planck's formula, the equations of motion, and two forms of the Schrodinger Equation. You will also learn about three methods...

<p>Fall asleep while learning about physical characteristics of stars, the HR Diagram, and the meaning of main sequence stars in this soothing lecture about astrophysics. Special focus is given to F-type...

<p>WARNING. This content is not suitable for all listeners. Contains discussion of mammalian body parts, sexual organs, and dissection methodology. </p><p><br /></p><p>Prepare for a biology laboratory about fetal pig...

<p>Learn about planetary formation while you sleep.</p><p>Topics include stellar and planetary observation techniques and an overview of planetary formation theories.</p>

<p>I originally recorded this to help me study for a biochemistry exam but found that it also put my S/O to sleep. Whether you are trying to sleep or study, I hope this helps!</p><p>Topics include cells, chemical...

<p>Fall asleep while learning about quantum chemistry. In this episode, facts about ionization energy, hydrogenic systems, quantum numbers, and molecular geometry are shared.</p>
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