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HardwareX Podcasts

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About this Podcast:

HardwareX provides interviews and deep-dives with scientists and leading experts in open-source hardware. Produced for the journal HardwareX from Elsevier Publishing Company.

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Public web form

Booking probability

29%

Guest openness

Selective

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Questions about HardwareX Podcasts

What is HardwareX Podcasts about?

HardwareX provides interviews and deep-dives with scientists and leading experts in open-source hardware. Produced for the journal HardwareX from Elsevier Publishing Company.

Who hosts HardwareX Podcasts?

HardwareX Podcasts is hosted by HardwareX. The show has published 36 episodes to date.

What has HardwareX Podcasts covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Open Hardware Talks: Open Science and The Bioeconomy w/ Dr Jenny Molloy" (30 July 2026, 68 minutes), "Copy-Paste Organs: An open-source device for turbocharging tissue engineering" (28 July 2026, 40 minutes), and "Wildfire Season: How open source is beating the temperatures" (20 July 2026, 39 minutes).

How often does HardwareX Podcasts publish?

HardwareX Podcasts publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 33 minutes across 36 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on HardwareX Podcasts?

Booking probability for HardwareX Podcasts is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. HardwareX Podcasts requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. HardwareX Podcasts's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch HardwareX Podcasts?

The strongest fits for HardwareX Podcasts are Scientific Research & Development. HardwareX Podcasts has a technology audience.

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HardwareX hosts HardwareX Podcasts, a technology podcast with 36 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • HardwareX Podcasts

    Open Hardware Talks: Open Science and The Bioeconomy w/ Dr Jenny Molloy

    Jul 30, 20261h 8m

    What does it take to build an equitable and sustainable bioeconomy? Global population growth and overconsumption of many resources are putting increased pressure on the environment and contributing to the acceleration...

  • Episode #5

    Copy-Paste Organs: An open-source device for turbocharging tissue engineering

    Jul 28, 202640 minS5

    3D bioprinting is gaining momentum. As an alternative method for fabricating tissue-mimicking constructs serving as tissue models, animal-free drug screening platforms and tissue replacements for regenerative medicine...

  • Episode #4

    Wildfire Season: How open source is beating the temperatures

    Jul 20, 202639 minS5

    Summer's coming in hot across the world, and with it, an ever-increasing risk of devastating wildfires. However, while some fires are unwanted, others can be life-saving. Throughout history, humans have managed lands...

  • Episode #3

    Building OTTO: What an open source 3D printer is doing for drug research

    Apr 28, 202623 minS5

    <p>The Franz Diffusion Cell (FDC) is a piece of equipment used for studying in vitro drug absorption across the skin and other biological membranes over time. Internationally recognised as vital to commercial drug...

  • Episode #2

    Open Hardware Talks: The evolution of open source 3D-printing w/ Dr Adrian Bowyer

    Mar 27, 202633 minS5

    <p>In this episode of Open Hardware Talks, the founder of the RepRap Project, Dr Adrian Bowyer MBE, sits down to explain how it all came to be. Beginning with a childhood dream and ending with an uplifting perspective...

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  • Episode #1

    Dangerous Floods: Scaling river levels monitoring in South East Asia with open-source

    Jan 20, 202621 minS5

    <p>Increased evaporation leads to increased precipitation. Warming at nearly twice the rate of the global average, Asia is increasingly prone to heavy rainfall and flooding. While monitoring river levels can help warn...

  • Episode #8

    Bench-top Biotechnology: Advancing bioprocessing with open source

    Nov 5, 202525 minS4

    <p>As tools at the forefront of innovation in medicine and biotechnology, bioreactors are increasingly taking centre stage in research facilities and industrial labs alike. From acting as the fermentation vessels that...

  • Episode #7

    Open Hardware Talks: Is space a commons?

    Sep 17, 20251h 8mS4

    <p>Space is busier than ever before.</p><p>In the latest edition of the global space race, private actors have joined the game. But space as the next frontier for businesses comes at a price. As debris in orbit...

  • Episode #6

    Under the Microscope: An open-source approach to upcycling

    Jul 10, 202523 minS4

    <p>As the right to repair gained political momentum, it obliged companies to share design files and repair guides with every new device. But what about the right to upcycle older technologies?</p><p>With the power of...

  • Episode #5

    Open Hardware Talks: Is Open-source 'Disrupting' MedTech? Ft. OpenFlexure, OSI2. and Openinsulin.

    Jun 16, 202549 minS4

    <p>MedTech has an accessibility problem. </p><p>Life-saving medicine, groundbreaking diagnostics technologies and much-needed lab equipment at the hands of profit-driven companies and oligopolies. What are the...

  • Episode #5

    Combatting Chronic Wounds: Elevating patient care in Nepal through open-source technology

    May 6, 202517 minS4

    <p>How can we elevate life quality for patients in some of the world's most underserved regions?</p><p>Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) is a proven and efficient method for treating chronic wounds. This is...

  • Episode #4

    Open Hardware Talks: How To NOT Reinvent the Wheel

    Apr 7, 202539 minS4

    <p><b>O</b>pen <b>H</b>ardware <b>T</b>alks is back. This series invites interdisciplinary experts and advocates to a roundtable discussion on the most relevant topics in open-source hardware.</p><p><b>Discoverability...

  • Episode #3

    Reducing CO2: Using open-source technologies to scale the power of nature

    Mar 12, 202527 minS4

    <p>Much like plants can turn carbon into energy, researchers have been striving to scale the potential of photocatalytic CO2 reduction. Promising as the technology may be, little progress has been made to scale its...

  • Episode #2

    Tagging 6000 Bees: An Open-source System for Species Monitoring

    Feb 5, 202533 minS4

    <p>Did you know that honey bees dance?</p><p>When honey bees return to the colony from foraging, they share info about their journey with their fellow honey bees by dancing. Besides getting the boogie on, however...

  • Episode #1

    Democratising Air Quality: An Open-source Solution to Filling Data Gaps in the Global South

    Jan 15, 202524 minS4

    <p>The advancement of low-cost sensors has sparked a boom in air quality monitoring devices. From backpack add-ons to citizen bicycles, air quality devices are enabling citizens to get involved in monitoring local air...

  • Episode #7

    Building A Better Mousetrap: Scaling animal wellbeing with open-source hardware

    Dec 9, 202423 minS3

    <p>What if research labs didn't have to reinvent the wheel all the time?<br/><br/>Rodents like mice and rats play a pivotal role in neuroscientific research. Through a process known as 'head fixation', scientists...

  • Episode #7

    A Co-benefits Approach: Preserving more than one species with open-source hardware

    Nov 12, 202428 minS3

    <p>Did you know that our understanding of basic functions such as memory, learning and sleep is largely thanks to a giant sea slug? <br/><br/>For more than 50 years, Aplysia Californica, a type of slug also known as the...

  • Episode #6

    Microwaves Against Malaria: Life-saving technologies and the question of patenting.

    Sep 29, 202432 minS3

    <p>Urgent needs require urgent solutions, but is open-source always the answer?<br/><br/>The UN aims to eradicate malaria in all countries by 2030. However, in some parts of the world, incidents are increasing as the...

  • Episode #5

    High-tech Prosthetics: Granting locomotion to all with open-source robotics.

    Sep 10, 202429 minS3

    <p>How inclusive are advanced prosthetics technologies?<br/><br/>The global demand for prosthetics and orthotics is only expected to rise. Yet, access to affordable and innovative solutions varies greatly at local...

  • Episode #4

    Drones for Data Gathering: How open-source hardware is making environmental research more viable

    Jun 6, 202423 minS3

    <p>What does it take to make research catch up with climate change? <br/><br/>The Arctic regions hold crucial information about the environmental impact of rising temperatures. Calving glaciers and treacherous...

Recent guests

Recent guests on HardwareX Podcasts. Study who booked and why before you pitch.

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Nils Bessler

Utrecht University

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Sabrina Russo

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

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Dr Adrian Bowyer

RepRap Project

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Alain Pierret

IRD

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