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Unknown Host hosts Why Research Matters?, a science show with 10 episodes published.
Every day we trust the blue dot in the navigation apps on our phones, but do we know how the blue navigation dot tells us where to go? ️ Every episode of Why Research Matters is recorded using Riverside. If you're lookin
What if a tiny movement from your shoulder, cheek, foot, or muscle could help you control a phone, computer, or wheelchair? In this episode of Why Research Matters, Dr. Varunika Goyal speaks with Dr. Nordine Sebkhi, Pres
How does a single cell become an embryo? Developmental biologist Dr. Özge Özgüç explains why early life is not controlled by genes alone. Cells also use physical forces to divide, move, fold, attach, and organize into an
What does it take to study a fatal motor neuron disease with no cure? In this episode of Why Research Matters, Varunika Goyal speaks with Dr. João Pereira, a neuroscientist at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, abo
What makes some research organizations produce meaningful, high-impact work while others struggle, even with talent and resources? In this episode of Why Research Matters, Varunika Goyal speaks with Professor Steven Mill
Can your phone, laptop, smartwatch, or robot vacuum reveal more about you than you realize? In this episode of Why Research Matters, Dr. Varunika Goyal speaks with Dr. Jun Han, Associate Professor at the Korea Advanced I
Can mathematics, computational biology, and AI help us predict how infectious diseases spread? In this episode of Why Research Matters, Varunika Goyal speaks with Neha Bansal, a computational biology researcher at Cardif
The conversation delves into the measurement of climate change impact, the journey of a chemical engineer into climate impact, the policy and funding aspects of climate change projects, the verification and methodologies
What if the problem isn’t your research… but how it’s communicated? In this episode of Why Research Matters, I sit down with Yulia Akisheva to explore a gap most scientists feel but rarely talk about: the distance betwee
We talk a lot about research breakthroughs—but rarely about the people who make research possible long before any data is collected. In this episode of Why Research Matters, I’m joined by Venus Moore, an animal care prof
Steven Miller
Professor Emeritus of Information Systems · Singapore Management University
1 appearance on this show
Cécile Deprez
German Aerospace Center
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Nordine Sebkhi
Kinemo
1 appearance on this show
Dr. João Pereira
University of Alabama at Birmingham
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Jun Han
Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
1 appearance on this show
Neha Bansal
Cardiff University
1 appearance on this show
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