
Parts of your brain slip into sleep mode for split seconds during boring tasks. In ADHD brains, these 'flickers' are far more frequent.


Breaking down cutting-edge scientific papers into plain language. Physics, neuroscience, AI, space, and more — straight from arXiv to your ears.
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Sigmatic Science Podcast is hosted by Sigmatic. The show has published 18 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Your Brain Literally Naps When You're Bored: EEG Proof" (17 March 2026, 52 minutes), "Can Mesh Networks Make Telegram Unstoppable?" (12 March 2026, 66 minutes), and "BYD Blade 2.0: Full Charge in 9 Minutes, 1000 km Range" (9 March 2026, 29 minutes).
Sigmatic Science Podcast publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 37 minutes across 18 episodes.
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Sigmatic hosts Sigmatic Science Podcast, a science podcast with 18 episodes published.
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Parts of your brain slip into sleep mode for split seconds during boring tasks. In ADHD brains, these 'flickers' are far more frequent.

Episode #17
Experts say Telegram could bypass any blockade with mesh networking — Bluetooth and Wi-Fi instead of servers. The technology, real tests, hard limits.

BYD's second-gen Blade battery charges 10-97% in 9 minutes on a 1500 kW station — and it's already in production across 10 vehicle models.

The world's first megawatt-scale ADS reactor launches in Huizhou, 2027 — designed to shrink nuclear waste danger from 100,000 years to under 300.

Two physicists showed how quantum superposition and clever filtering make gravity push instead of pull. No new physics needed — just quantum weirdness.

Episode #14
OpenAI's model conjectured a formula for gluon amplitudes assumed zero since 1986. Physicists from Harvard and Cambridge confirmed it was right.

2,500 questions no AI can Google. GPT-4o scored 2.7%, humans hit 90%. Inside the hardest AI benchmark and its 30% error rate.

Stanford trained a neural network on 585,000 hours of sleep data. It detects Parkinson's, dementia, and cancer years before symptoms appear.

Episode #10
Gut bacteria from sleep-deprived mice triggered Alzheimer's-like tau damage in healthy brains. Scientists traced the full molecular chain.

A 20-year study of 70,000+ blood samples shows bicarbonate rising in lockstep with atmospheric CO₂ — set to breach safe limits by 2076.

Experienced devs write code 19% slower with AI. Yet a startup with zero handwritten code sold for $80M. How can both be true?

Genome study of 600K people found 254 genes shaping personality. A 6th trait beyond Big Five predicts mortality. Seven 2024-2025 studies reviewed.

AI-curated database of 67,000 magnetic materials reveals 25 high-temperature alternatives to rare-earth magnets for EVs.

MIT-designed accelerator transmutes long-lived nuclear waste into safe isotopes in 300 years instead of 100,000 — while generating electricity.

Stats Perform researchers built an Axial Transformer neural network that generates 75,000 live predictions per football match with sub-second latency

A tungsten-based photocatalyst converts CO₂ and water into fuel using only sunlight — mimicking photosynthesis at room temperature.

ETH Zurich engineered a 3D-printable hydrogel packed with cyanobacteria. It absorbs CO₂ via photosynthesis and grows harder over time.

Italian engineers developed a 390g textile exosuit that reduces shoulder muscle activity by up to 63.7% during flexion and 59% during abduction.
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