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Who really makes science happen? First bilingual podcast (Spanish & English)! We pull back the curtain on the hidden figures behind the scenes: scientists, engineers, field workers, data analysts, social leaders, and more, who rarely make the headlines but whose work shapes our world. Through powerful storytelling and personal interviews from across continents, we explore the passions, challenges, and human experiences that drive science forward. Two hosts. Two languages. One mission: to humanise science, one voice at a time.
Science behind the Glass hosts Science Behind the Glass: illuminating the human side, a science show with 98 episodes published.
We dive into the fascinating world of atoms and molecules, focusing on their significant impact on our journey towards a cleaner and more sustainable future. Join us as we explore the insights of Professor Adam Lee, a le
We dive into the fascinating world of atoms and molecules, focusing on their significant impact on our journey towards a cleaner and more sustainable future. Join us as we explore the insights of Professor Adam Lee, a le
What is a forest worth? A river? The air you breathe? In a world where economic development often overshadows environmental sustainability, understanding the intricate relationship between biology and economics is crucia
¿Cuánto vale un bosque? ¿Y un río? ¿Y el aire que respiras? Para el PIB, la respuesta es simple: nada. Solo cuentan cuando se explotan. El Dr. Cesar Ruiz es experto en capital natural y servicios ecosistémicos. En este e
Mientras el mundo mira, miles de personas están muriendo, 700.000 fueron desplazadas en Líbano, una escuela de niñas fue bombardeada y nadie responde ante la justicia internacional. ¿Por qué? Porque el sistema está roto,
The world has rules. Powerful nations just don't follow them. Professor Gary Meyers returns to Science Behind The Glass to break down the legal vacuum behind today's most dangerous conflict, and what it means for all of
What if science felt as natural as having a drink with friends? 🍺🔬 Meet Carlos Guarnizo, a Colombian scientist who turned science communication into a movement. He created Ciencia Café Pa Sumerce , and what he's built
En esta entrevista, Carlos Guarnizo comparte su trayectoria en divulgación científica, cómo empezó, sus desafíos y estrategias para comunicar la ciencia con empatía y efectividad. Descubre cómo la ciencia puede ser acces
In the world of agriculture, the spotlight usually falls on the harvest, but what happens beneath the surface and within the plants is vital. In this episode of Science Behind the Glass, Dr. Karen Muñoz Cárdenas, a leadi
En el mundo de la agricultura, el protagonismo suele recaer en la cosecha, pero lo que ocurre bajo la superficie y en las plantas es vital. En este episodio de Science Behind the Glass, la Dra. Karen Muñoz Cárdenas, inve
En esta conversación, Gary Meyers analiza la importancia de la Carta de las Naciones Unidas, los desafíos para hacer cumplir el derecho internacional y las implicaciones de la política exterior de Estados Unidos en las r
In this conversation, Gary Meyers discusses the significance of the UN Charter, the challenges of enforcing international law, and the implications of US foreign policy on global relations. He explores the roles of the S
¿Qué pasa cuando el océano se calienta… y la vida tiene que adaptarse? En este episodio de Science Behind the Glass, conversamos con Katrina Kaposi: bióloga marina, investigadora, comunicadora y creadora de experiencias
Dive beneath the surface with marine biologist, storyteller, and ocean explorer Katrina Kaposi on Science Behind the Glass! She’s not your average scientist. Katrina’s journey stretches from failing science in high schoo
En este episodio, nos sumergimos en una de las crisis más invisibles pero urgentes de nuestro tiempo: la contaminación plástica en los océanos. Charlamos con Laurent Lebreton, jefe de investigación de The Ocean Cleanup,
Plastic is everywhere. But do we truly understand how it occurs and how to prevent it? In this episode, we sit down with Laurent Lebreton, Head of Research at The Ocean Cleanup, one of the scientists rewriting what we kn
La Dra. Christina Zdenek llega a Science Behind the Glass para romper mitos, encender la curiosidad y mostrarnos cómo la ciencia y la pasión pueden reparar nuestra relación con la vida silvestre. Desde serpientes venenos
Dr Christina Zdenek, a world-class biologist and science communicator whose mission is clear: to repair the relationship between humans and wildlife. From venomous snakes to endangered parrots, Christina has led conserva
In this episode, our guests Dr. César Marín, professor at Universidad Santo Tomás in Chile, and Dr. Bernardo Águila, researcher at UNAM, Mexico, take us into the fascinating world of microorganisms—the foundation of life
En este episodio, nuestros invitados Dr Cesar Marin, profesor de la Universidad Santo Tomas de Chile, y el Dr Bernardo Aguila, investigador de la UNAM, Mexico. Nos llevan al fascinante mundo de los microorganismos, el cu
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