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RATICOS DE CIENCIA. Conversaciones con científic@s [57] TERAPIA GÉNICA #PaulaRioGaldoEl grupo de investigación de Juan Bueren en el CIEMAT de Madrid, ha conseguido introducir en las células sanguíneas una copia reparada de uno de los genes mutados en Anemia de Fanconi, curando a pacientes que tenían entre otros problemas, una esperanza de vida acortada y una alta predisposición a tener cáncer. Paula Rio, ha sido una pieza fundamental en este grupo de investigación que durante al menos 20 años ha estado persiguiendo este hito científico y biomédico. Además de ser una científica biomédica que ha conseguido el reto de lleva...

2025-11-2643 min

ReSay Global RNA recognition patterns of post-transcriptional regulators Hfq and CsrA revealed by UV crosslinking in vivoThis article “Global RNA recognition patterns of post-transcriptional regulators Hfq and CsrA revealed by UV crosslinking in vivo” is published in The EMBO Journal.Author: Erik HolmqvistJournal: The EMBO JournalYear: 2016Podcast type: ShortThe authors are:⦁ Erik Holmqvist⦁ Patrick R. Wright⦁ Lei Li⦁ Thorsten Bischler⦁ Lars Barquist⦁ Richard Reinhardt⦁ Rolf Backofen⦁ Jörg VogelAffiliations:Erik Holmqvist, Lei L...

2025-10-2304 min

BCFM - Beyond Coruscant Podcast SUPERMAN'S FOOTAGE HAS FANS DIVIDED | CAPTAIN AMERICA BNW THOUGHTS | LEAKED STAR WARS MOVIE VILLAINIt's the dawn of a new podcast, and for our debut, we're discussing Marvel, Star Wars and DC!Captain America Brave New World is releasing in less than 2 weeks time, and so far, the discourse around the movie has been relatively negative. Yet, there is excitement in the air as to what this movie could offer, especially with the promise of a 'Winter Solider' aesthetic.Embo has been rumoured to be the villain of The Mandalorian and Grogu movie coming May 2026. Is this rumour one to be taken seriously, or could a fan...

2025-02-0429 min

GENOOMILINE #69 JPM recap, UKB-PPP, SolveRD ja EMBO(00:29) Illumina: NovaSeq X ja Partnerlus Nvidia'ga (01:50) Pacific Biosciences: Vega ja Revio Sekveneerijad (02:37) Element Biosciences: Uued Partnerlused ja Aviti DxNY genoomilise sõeluuringu potentsiaal vastsündinute haiguste avastamiseks (04:29) Ultima Genomics: Suuremahulised Sekveneerimisprojektid (05:17) Singular Genomics: Deerfield Management'i Ülevõtmine (05:53) Thermo Fisher Scientific: 2024. Aasta Saavutused ja Olinki Omandamine (06:53) Solve-Rare Diseases Consortium: Haruldaste Haiguste Genoomiline Uuesti Analüüs (09:36) Ühendkuningriigi Biopank: Plasmaproteoomide Profileerimise UuringIllumina finantsprognoosi langus ja ettevõtte majanduslik seisund 2024. aastal (12:21) EMBO Installatsioonigrandid: Mari Sepa Uuringud Väikeaju KohtaBio uus sekvenaator Vega

2025-01-2613 min

Access Blockbusters Pod Daredevil: Born Again Tariler is Amazing, Skeleton Crew is Peak Star Wars, Cap 4 (ABP Ep. 61)Make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to support the ACCESS BLOCKBUSTERS Channel!! Leave a comment with your thoughts down below!! #daredevil #daredevilbornagain #marvel #mcu #starwars #skeletoncrew #judelaw #captainamerica #cap4 #captainamericabravenewworld #redhulk #flash #theflash #vision #visionquest #ironman #swampthing #dc #dcu #jamesmangold #russos #russobrothers #avengers #avengerssecretwars #avengers5 #avengersdoomsday #avengers6 #obiwan #obiwankenobi #ahsoka #ahsokaseason2 #mandalorian #mandalorianandgrogu #grogu #babyyoda #embo #clonewars #robertpattinson #batman #thebatman #braveandthebold #thunderbolts #deadpool #deadpool4ACCESS BLOCKBUSTERS POD EPISODE 61! Today, we discuss whether a potential DEADPOOL 4 will happen, a theory about the ASTERISK in teh THUNDERBOLTS* TITLE, why ROBERT PATTINSON’S BATMAN in the DCU is...

2025-01-201h 56

Star Wars Explained Baylan & Embo News, and Skeleton Crew Questions Answered - Last Week in Star WarsWe're talking about the biggest Star Wars stories of the past week! Baylan Skoll's recasting, Embo rumors, and answering some lingering questions about Skeleton Crew! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

2025-01-1844 min

2025-01-141h 12

Seasiders Podcast Bristol Rovers 0 - Blackpool 2 : REACTIONShaky start, Tyrer flapping at things causing defensive shakiness.Passes all over the place, terrible start20 Norburn great chance, good ball in from Embo, good save from GK.28 GOAL! Great free kick from Embo, nightmare to defend and hits their lad and goes in.Good spell now, playing on front foot and carving them open50 pen from Evans shot. Great pen top left corner. First league pen of the season. Good attempt from Apter in previous phase.70 bit of pressure being applied from hosts, Grant Ward effect?!77 Fletcher and DT on! For Ballard and JosephA...

2024-11-2943 min

Seasiders Podcast Bolton 2 - Blackpool 1 : REACTIONBolton 2 - Blackpool 1LineupSloppy start for both sides, Duckworth not giving Bolton much, to the ire of the home fans20min - Mr Sheehan nearly cleans up with a free kick. Offiayah hard done to with the free kick, got the ball27min - Embo just fires wide, good feet. 28min - Gabriel fouled, Apter in a very promising position and Duckegg blows for the foul. Great whipped ball in from free kick and Santos just clears31 - Thomason whips one from left, Charles cant apply the finish32 - GOAL! Embo great ball in, Joseph brave...

2024-11-2834 min

Cool Weird Awesome with Brady Carlson Embo, Scotland, Declared Itself Independent For A DayToday in 1988, the community of Embo, in the Scottish Highlands raised money for a community center by declaring independence from the rest of the UK… but just for one day. Plus: today in 2022, an odd moment in the world of real estate. And milk. Embo Community Centre Appeal (via Archive.org) B.C. real estate agent fined $20K after chugging milk in fridge at showing (North Shore News) You don’t have to declare yourself an independent nation to back our show on Patreon (but if you do, let us know)

2024-07-1603 min

Closing Crawl Old Clovis Crisis: The Clone Wars Season 6 Episodes 5, 6, and 7Senator Amidala is apparently the only person responsible for aiding refugees, and apparently all money comes from the Banking Clan on Scipio. Amidala and her aide Teckla Minnau travel there and meet old friend, Rush Clovis. Clovis proves his good intentions by sneaking into Padme's bedroom, this bank has security almost as bad as Fortress Inquisitorius ! He explains that the Banking Clan is about to change its name to Bear-Stearns, as the vaults are almost empty.Chancellor Palpatine asks Padme to help Clovis and find out more about the missing money. Padme and Clovis head t...

2024-07-0945 min

BackTable Vascular & Interventional Ep. 429 Tackling Upper GI Bleeds: Techniques and Tools with Dr. Osman AhmedIn this episode of the BackTable Podcast, host Dr. Aaron Fritts interviews Dr. Osman Ahmed about treatment algorithms and new technologies for upper gastrointestinal (GI) bleed embolization. Dr. Ahmed is an interventional radiologist at the University of Chicago.The doctors dive into various embolization techniques, microcatheters, and embolic materials that are ideal for managing upper GI bleeds. Dr. Ahmed highlights the importance of understanding the etiology of bleeding, differences between arterial vs. venous bleeding, and first-line therapies such as endoscopy. Dr. Ahmed also discusses the utilization of new embolic materials like Obsidio Embolic, which...

2024-03-2637 min

BLOSSOM & BLOM PODCAST Slikour's Prenup, Zonke's Embo Album, Amapiano Top 10, Wendy Williams Diagnosis,David Mashabela Podcast & Chill Game & Seemah, Ayra Starr, Edwin Sodi, Cyan Boujee on Macg's Wife, Joseph Dary, NigeriaWelcome to the podcast, in today's episode we will be discussing the following topics: Slikour's prenup might be nullified Seemah on David Mashabela's Podcast and Chill game Zonke's new album Embo Amapiano top 10 songs Wendy Williams multiple diagnosis Ayra Starr denied VISA, South Africa blamed Edwin Sodi's girlfriend split a PR? Cyan Boujee dragging MacG's wife Naledi MacG's false accusation on Joseph Dary Sibu Mabena's advice on wealth Nigerian's sentiments on South Africa Mashbeatz does...

2024-03-021h 04

The EMBO podcast The band and the rhythm1 December 2023 - Cells use a transcriptional-translational regulatory loop to maintain circadian rhythms. But John O’Neill and collaborators have shown that a cell can lose its nucleus and still keep time. O’Neill and his postdoc Andrew Beale talked to us about how investigating a mysterious band on a western blot led to a new understanding of the red blood cell’s clockwork mechanism. Their preprint was reviewed through Review Commons and published this year in The EMBO Journal. We also speak with Karin Dumstrei, who handled the manuscript at Review Commons, about the editor’s role in managing the peer review...

2023-12-0147 min

The EMBO podcast It’s viruses all the way down: a conversation with Hsiao-Han Chang, Gytis Dudas, and Hedvig Tamman30 October 2023 - As COVID-19 and flu season descends on the northern hemisphere, we talk with three new research group leaders who work, among other topics, on host-virus interactions: Hsiao Han Chang at National Tsinghua University in Taiwan, Gytis Dudas at Vilnius University in Lithuania, and Hedvig Tamman at the University of Tartu in Estonia. Their work ranges from the population genetics of viral spread in vertebrate hosts, to the biology of spillover events, to the tiny arms-races between bacteria and phage. Chang is a part of the EMBO Global Investigator Network; both Dudas and Tamman were awarded EMBO Installation Grants t...

2023-10-3056 min

The EMBO podcast Who reviews the reviewers?14 July 2023 - EMBO Member Pavel Tomancak is a senior research group leader at the Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics in Dresden, Germany. His lab investigates the evolution of gene regulatory networks and tissue morphogenesis. He recently became the Director of the Central European Institute of Technology in Brno, in the Czech Republic. He is active on social media, where he discusses his research – and science policy, preprints, peer review and Open Science. He and Oded Rechavi recently wrote a commentary that sparked an online debate on the thorny topic of recognizing author contributions. Together with EMBO Pres...

2023-07-141h 00

Teka Teka It’s final: the Embo barangays are part of Taguig, not Makati. Anong mangyayari sa mga residente?The Supreme Court's decision is a victory for Taguig, but it raises questions about the future of the residents of the Embo barangays.For more from the PumaPodcast team, find us on these platforms:FacebookInstagramTwitterTiktok Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2023-06-3014 min

BackTable Vascular & Interventional Ep. 321 New Innovations in Lower GI Bleed Embolization with Dr. Kevin HenselerIn this episode, host Dr. Aaron Fritts and interventional radiologist Dr. Kevin Henseler discuss his treatment algorithm and new technologies for embolization of GI bleeds.---CHECK OUT OUR SPONSORBoston Scientific Obsidio Embolichttps://www.bostonscientific.com/obsidio---SHOW NOTESDr. Henseler starts by differentiating between lower and upper GI bleeds. Upper GI bleeds tend to be more life-threatening and are most commonly caused by...

2023-05-1248 min

The EMBO podcast "A steppingstone to an Open Science future": EMBO Press moves to full Open AccessEMBO announced that from 2024 on, all papers published in The EMBO Journal and EMBO Reports will be published Open Access and that freely accessible source data will be included in all EMBO Press journals. In this episode of the EMBO podcast, we discuss the new Open Access policy with Bernd Pulverer, Head of Scientific Publishing at EMBO. He also talks about the role of journals in a preprint and Open Science world. Thomas Lemberger, Open Science implementation at EMBO, speaks about the past and future of Open Access and Open Science at EMBO Press. University of São Paulo bioche...

2023-03-1550 min

Working Scientist Leadership in science: “There is nothing wrong with being wrong”How do you learn leadership skills as a researcher, and how well is science served by its current crop of leaders?These are just two of the questions asked of scientific leaders from a range of sectors and backgrounds in this five-part Working Scientist podcast series, all about leadership.In this penultimate episode, stem cell biologist Fiona Watt tells Julie Gould that one of her leadership mantras is: “There is nothing wrong with being wrong,” and that science is in good shape if it can acknowledge this.Watt is director of EMB...

2023-02-0421 min

The EMBO podcast “Our special feature as humans is communication”27 January 2023 - “I really think our special feature (as humans) is communication and shared knowledge,” neuroscientist Cori Bargmann told the EMBO podcast. Bargmann is the Torsten N. Wiesel Professor and Head of the Laboratory of Neural Circuits and Behavior at The Rockefeller University in New York, where her group studies neurobiology using C. elegans as their main model. Cori Bargmann has been an Associate EMBO Member since 2011. On this episode of the EMBO podcast we discussed the evolution of behavior, open science, a worm’s sense of smell, the Human Brain Initiative, mentorship, and much more.

2023-01-2755 min

The EMBO podcast “The biologists were pretty darn good with their microscopes”5 January 2023 - “Nobody is doubling the number of cell types,” says Steve Quake, “but what we have now is the full molecular portrait of those cell types”. Quake, who led a decade-long effort to create full organism molecular cell atlases, served for six years as co-President of the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub. He succeeded neuroscientist Cori Bargmann as Head of Science for the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative. Quake came to biology after undergraduate and graduate work in physics and mathematics, and his research group at Stanford has maintained a strong technological and quantitative focus. On this episode of the EMBO podcast, we discussed...

2023-01-0540 min

The EMBO podcast ALTernative immortality23 December 2022 - “It would be very surprising if you ever had a mechanism in nature that would be 100%. Biology never seems to be so clear cut.” That was Roger Reddel’s reaction to his then Ph.D. student Tracy Bryan’s discovery that many cancer cell lines do not express the enzyme telomerase, but still maintain long telomeres throughout the immortalization process. Their 1995 paper “Telomere elongation in immortal human cells without detectable telomerase activity” has been cited over seventeen hundred times. It is included in The EMBO Journal’s 40th-anniversary collection of ground-breaking articles, all free to read. On this episode, Reddel and...

2022-12-2349 min

The EMBO podcast Peer review, preprints, and the pressures of clinical research21 December 2022 - BMJ Open is an open-access medical journal with an open peer review process, which includes asking referees to sign their reviews. The journal is unusual in that it not only publishes peer-reviewed research, but it also runs its own experiments on new publication and review practices, complete with control groups and publication in (other) scientific journals. Adrian Aldcroftfor this episode of the EMBO podcast joins Review Commons project leader Thomas Lemberger for a conversation about peer review, preprints, open science, and the role of editors in basic and clinical research.

2022-12-2142 min

Le Studio Embo/phlébitePour ce troisième épisode, Raphaël Léveillé vient présenter son projet Embo/Phlébite, accompagné de plusieurs pédales et effets rigolos. Il joue entre autres l'entièreté de son dernier mini-album, Les autres liaisons, paru en novembre dernier. Liste des chansons diffusées: Les siestes sont longues chez Caro | JESUS | Hibou | Chaque année | Pleurer sur la job | S'cuse moi j'comprends pas

2022-11-2348 min

The EMBO podcast “We should know more, this is our main job.”14 November 2022 – EMBO Member Roberto di Lauro was a group leader at the EMBL, a professor at the University of Naples Federico II, served as President of the Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn, and as the scientific attaché to the Italian Embassy in London. Di Lauro is currently retired from research, but he still works on science evaluation as a member of Italy's National Committee for Research Evaluation. We talked about molecular biology, the challenges of evaluating and funding different types of research, and the occasional uses of having a minister’s cell phone number.

2022-11-1439 min

Arrête ton char ATC 206 - Les Lunatiques - Les cowboys fringant - Jules Encore - Pataugeoire - Allô Fantôme - Alexandre Drouin - Embo/Phlébite - Steven & SteevenLes Lunatiques - J'ai vomiLes cowboys fringant - les maisons toutes pareillesJules Encore - Cui-cuiPataugeoire - Comme de la ouateAllô Fantôme - Couteau papillonAlexandre Drouin - CitadelleEmbo/Phlébite - JésusSteven & Steeven - Karelle

2022-11-1428 min

The EMBO podcast Lessons of epidemics past and present26 September 2022 - “In 1977, the world witnessed both the eradication of smallpox and the beginning of the modern age of genomics”. That’s the starting point for a recently published EMBO Reports review by Nash Rochman, Yuri Wolf, and Eugene Koonin. The paper, entitled “Molecular adaptations during viral epidemics”, asks what we have learned from the seven major epidemics that have emerged in the half-century in which we’ve had the molecular genetic and genomic tools to analyze the pathogens responsible for them. Co-authors Eugene Koonin and Nash Rochman discuss some of the lessons learned (and open questions) on this episode of the EM...

2022-09-261h 00

The EMBO podcast Fuse or die: A conversation with Orian Shirihai11 July 2022 - “We binned the data, which is one of my favorite things to do,” said cell biologist Orian Shirihai, describing how careful observation and analysis transformed an inquiry into the regulation of insulin secretion into a groundbreaking description of the mitochondrial life cycle. The resulting portrait of what Shirihai refers to as “the social life of mitochondria within the cell” was published in The EMBO Journal in 2008. The paper, “Fission and selective fusion govern mitochondrial segregation and elimination by autophagy”, has since received almost three thousand citations and is included in the journal’s 40th anniversary collection. Konstanze Winklhofer discusses...

2022-07-1142 min

This Week in Microbiology The Honey Badger of Pathogens With Heran DarwinFrom ASM Microbe 2022 in Washington, DC, Heran joins TWiM to discuss her career and her work on the agent of tuberculosis, Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Hosts: Vincent Racaniello, Michael Schmidt, and Michele Swanson Guest: Heran Darwin Become a patron of TWiM. Links for this episode Honey badger of pathogens (EMBO Rep) Pup-proteasome system (PNAS) Cytokinin signaling in M. tuberculosis (mBio) Bandwagoning (EMBO Rep) Take the TWiM Listener survey! Music used on TWiM is composed and performed by Ronald Jenkees and used with permission. Send your microbiology questions and comments (e...

2022-06-2447 min

The EMBO podcast Proteomics and personalised medicine6 May 2022 - The amazing advances in gene sequencing technology over the last two decades have not yet sparked the revolution in personalized cancer treatment that many had hoped for. Although there have been significant advances, actionable mutations, those that can be targeted to improve patient survival or quality of life, remain rare. But there is also the option to leapfrog genomics entirely, or to complement it, by using proteomic approaches. You may be surprised to learn that, as the guests on this episode of our podcast, Ursula Klingmüller and Matthias Mann told us, clinical proteomics is already being explored t...

2022-05-0643 min $La Chaîne du Vivant - Chroniques de Biologie d\'Yves Muller$

La Chaîne du Vivant - Chroniques de Biologie d'Yves Muller 20. D’un long confinement dans les entrailles de la terre aux rouages des horloges biologiquesCette 20ème chronique démarre en été 1962, avec un spéléologue dénommé Michel Siffre, qui s'enfonce dans le noir du gouffre de Scarasson à la frontière franco-italienne. Et il va passer 60 jours seul dans les entrailles de la terre. Avec cette expérience d'isolement hors du temps, une nouvelle science vient de naître, la chronobiologie. Cette chronique présente ensuite les travaux qui ont permis le décryptage des mécanismes moléculaires de l’horloge biologique d’une petite mouche et qui ont valu à leurs auteurs le prix Nobel 2017 de physiologie. Les rouages des horloges biologiques des Mammi...

2022-04-0137 min $La Chaîne du Vivant - Chroniques de Biologie d\'Yves Muller$

2022-04-0137 min

The EMBO podcast “I learned early on that you can do a lot with a small amount of money”21 March 2022 - Fiona Watt has been recently appointed EMBO Director, taking over from Maria Leptin, who was inaugurated as the new president of the European Research Council in the fall of 2021. Fiona and Maria sat down to discuss science funding, what scientists get wrong about interacting with policymakers, the importance of failure, and much more. The conversation took place in Heidelberg, not long after the start of the war in Ukraine, and we also talked about EMBO’s Solidarity List for displaced researchers.

2022-03-2146 min

SciKonnect Podcast Biblio-talk: Actually, Colors Speak'Actually Colors Speak' is a graphically-illustrated popular science book which explores the world of colors in nature, authored by Dr. Minhaj Sirajuddin of DBT-inStem and Ipsa Jain. Edited by Somadutta Karak and published by Notion Press, this book is a sneak-peek into cellular and molecular aspects of color change in animals – fully illustrated and explained through engaging conversations between a camera, a binocular, and a microscope that try to understand the wonderful world of colors in animals. This book is indeed a colorful science tale ideal for all ages. Dr. Minhaj Sirajuddin is a faculty at the Cardiov...

2022-03-2124 min

The EMBO podcast From cell death to cancer immunotherapy3 March 2022 - In the November 1992 issue of The EMBO Journal, Tasuku Honjo and colleagues reported the discovery of a new gene, which they named programmed death 1 (PD-1). Thirty years later, monoclonal antibodies against PD-1 were being used in the clinic to treat cancer patients, and in 2018 Tasuku Honjo shared the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine with James Allison. “The paper has been transformational. I don’t think that they would ever have predicted that looking into genes that were differentially expressed that they would get such an important molecule that would be transformative for cancer immunotherapy,” said EMBO Journal...

2022-03-0331 min

The EMBO podcast EMBO Young Investigators past and present16 February 2022 - The EMBO Young Investigator Programme (YIP) was created in 2002 to support researchers starting their first lab (to be eligible, “applicants must have been an independent group leader for at least one year and for less than four years”). The programme provides mentorship, training, and networking opportunities for both the PIs and their lab members. Applications for the YIP programme are currently open. The EMBO podcast spoke with a YIP alumnus, immunologist Matteo Iannacone, and a recently selected member of the programme, neuroscientist Katrin Franke.

2022-02-1644 min

Nerdament Aladdin? Jon Snow? Nah just EmboAye you Embo is a bad-ass and I had no idea. Also, we have a couple battle masters to talk about here. Not all battle masters are created equal...Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/nerdamentpod)

2022-02-101h 10

The EMBO podcast “These papers are the best papers that we’ve ever produced”2 February 2022 - Cell biologist Prachee Avasthi has a longstanding interest in cilia, which she began studying in mammalian photoreceptor cells as a graduate student, before adopting the single-cell green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii as her model organism. Prachee was recently appointed Chief Scientific Officer of the newly created Arcadia Science, and she also serves as president of the non-profit science organization ASAPbio. ASAPbio is EMBO’s partner in the peer-reviewed preprint platform, Review Commons. Prachee and Review Commons project leader Thomas Lemberger joined the EMBO podcast for a discussion on open science, preprints, peer review, and the importance of community.

2022-02-0244 min

Podcast Kadar35 Profesor Krešimir Pavelić je među 2% nacitiranijih znanstvenika u SvijetuRazgovaramo s profesorom o porijeklu virusa, PCR testu, ivermektinu, efikasnosti cjepiva, medijima, faktografu i mnogim drugim temama. Tko je uopće prof.dr.sc. Krešimir Pavelić ️ Rođen je 1952. godine u Slavonskom Brodu, državljanin Republike Hrvatske. Znanstveni je savjetnik i redovni profesor u trajnom zvanju. Osnivač je i dugogodišnji pročelnik Odjela za molekularnu medicinu Instituta “Ruđer Bošković” te osnivač i pročelnik Odjela za biotehnologiju Sveučilišta u Rijeci. Do ove godine dekan Medicinskog fakulteta Sveučilušta Juraj Dobrile u Puli. Redoviti je član European Academy for Sciences and Arts, Redov...

2022-01-151h 56

The EMBO podcast The right place at the right time3 January 2021 - “Mucosal immunity is likely the best strategy to go forward fighting this pandemic. It’s like placing the guard outside the door instead of inside the door,” immunologist Akiko Iwasaki told the EMBO podcast. Iwasaki has been studying how the immune system fights infections at the interfaces between the host and the environment ever since graduate school when she challenged the prevailing dogma about how DNA vaccines work. Her lab has made fundamental contributions to our understanding of the pathophysiology of COVID-19, using patient samples and data, as well as developing new model systems. We discussed her research...

2022-01-0337 min

The EMBO podcast A COVID clue at chromosome ends21 December 2021 - Researcher Fabrizio d'Adda di Fagagna and collaborators, including co-first authors Sara Sepe and Francesca Rossiello, have recently described in EMBO Reports a potential explanation for the increased susceptibility of the elderly to COVID-19. They reveal a link between damaged, shortened, or unprotected telomeres and the expression of the host molecule highjacked by SARS-CoV-2 to infect cells, angiotensin converting enzyme 2 (ACE2). d'Adda di Fagagna spoke with us about how the project emerged, its links to a DNA repair pathway discovered in his lab, and the potential therapeutic implications. Also in this episode, biologist João Passos discussed the significan...

2021-12-2125 min

The EMBO podcast The importance of showing up2 December 2021 - In this episode of the EMBO podcast, we spoke with Harmit Malik about his journey from chemical engineering to biology, books that inspire future scientists, and the importance of simply showing up. We discussed the Malik lab’s research on the genetic conflicts between centromeres, mobile genetic elements, retroviruses, and of course the host innate immune response – which his lab studies in several different models, ranging from yeast to primates. Thomas Lemberger joined the conversation to talk to Harmit about peer review, preprints, and EMBO’s journal agnostic platform for manuscript review, Review Commons.

2021-12-0251 min

This Week in Virology OMG, Omicron!TWiV reveals all that we know so far about the variant of concern B.1.1.529, also called Omicron, and describes a study on the ability of the alpha, beta, and delta variants to reproduce in cells in culture and induce membrane fusion. Hosts: Vincent Racaniello, Alan Dove, Kathy Spindler, and Brianne Barker Subscribe (free): iTunes, Google Podcasts, RSS, email Become a patron of TWiV! Links for this episode Omicron genome changes (Covariants) Omicron shared changes with other variants (Covariants) Update on Omicron (WHO) Spike polymutant PMS20 (bioRxiv) Syncytium formation of variants of conce...

2021-12-021h 50

The EMBO podcast “The idea was not to waste reviews”19 November 2021 - In our last episode, outgoing EMBO Director Maria Leptin told us about her scientific research and the several unexpected turns in her career. In part 2, we spoke about her first papers, preprints, journal-independent peer review, and the challenges of childcare for a new PI. We also talked to Michele Garfinkel, Head of the EMBO Policy Programme.

2021-11-1931 min

The EMBO podcast The best laid schemes of flies and fish12 November 2021 - Maria Leptin became the fifth EMBO Director in January 2010. We spoke with Maria about how she became a scientist and her research in immunology and developmental biology. We also discussed initiatives to increase participation in EMBO Programmes across all EMBC Member States, and the unanswered scientific questions that she will leave behind as she winds down her laboratory activities to assume the presidency of the European Research Council.

2021-11-1236 min

The EMBO podcast From prions to preprints29 October 2021 - EMBO Member Adriano Aguzzi is the Director of the Institute of Neuropathology at the University of Zurich. The Aguzzi lab investigates the molecular basis of prion diseases and other neurodegenerative illnesses. We spoke with Adriano Aguzzi and Review Commons project leader Thomas Lemberger about preprints, peer review, paying for innovation in publishing, and an unexpected positive control.

2021-10-2938 min

The EMBO podcast The enemy of my enemy22 October 2021 - Pediatric infectious disease physician Ameneh Khatami, senior author Jonathan Iredell and their collaborators recently published in EMBO Molecular Medicine the story of a seven-year-old girl infected with a multi-drug resistant Pseudomonas strain. The team resorted to an experimental treatment with a long history, phage therapy. In this episode of the EMBO podcast, Khatami told us the story of her young patient. We’ll also hear about a very sick sea turtle and discuss the challenges of interpreting single-patient studies. Note: We’d like to thank Dmitriy Myelnikov (University of Manchester) and Jessica Sacher (Phage Directory) for their...

2021-10-2233 min

Roker Rapport Podcast ROKER RAPPORT PODCAST: The Wearne Turn - Some reaction to Sunderland 2-1 Man Utd in the Pizza Cup!Ant got back from the match a bit cold last night and tried to warm himself up by having a cosy chat with our Malc - as they went over the Sunlun youth victory over the Man Utd youth - as well as giving a few thoughts on the Embo deal!What's the crack?EFL fines - What's the point?Watching the young lads develop; We've got some great talent coming through right now haven't we...Embo 2025; Brilliant business from the club. Dan Neil next please!

2021-10-1421 min

The EMBO podcast Physiologically irreverent13 October 2021 - Tel-Aviv University neuroscientist Oded Rechavi was elected an EMBO Member in 2021. We spoke with Oded about his lab’s work on transgenerational epigenetic inheritance in worms, his forays into archeology and economics, and his life as a science social media star.

2021-10-1346 min

The EMBO podcast Baptism by fire6 October 2021 - In early July, science journalist Kai Kupferschmidt spoke with the co-founders of BioNTech Özlem Türeci and Ugur Sahin. Kai spoke with them about their journey from physician scientists to entrepreneurs and how BioNTech, a company with a strong focus on cancer developed the first approved Covid-19 vaccine in less than one year. Türeci and Sahin were elected EMBO Members in 2021.

2021-10-0644 min

#NgobrolLingkungan Mengenang Papa Embo Pahlawan Tambang dari Sangihe (Bagian 2)Meninggalnya Wakil Bupati Sangihe di tengah kisruh perizinan tambang emas di tanahnya menimbulkan tanda tanya besar dan banyak spekulasi di masyarakat. Tidak saja bagi masyarakat Sangihe, tapi seluruh mata Indonesia bahkan dunia kompak menatap berita kedukaan ini. Greenpeace Indonesia mencoba berbicara dengan tokoh masyarakat Sangihe & perwakilan famili Papa Embo, panggilan sayang masyarakat Sangihe untuk almarhum. Bagaimana pemaparannya? Simak eksklusif di podcast ini

2021-08-0827 min

Sorta Awesome Ep. 324 Extra Awesome: Moving into a sparkly fresh start with Embo Tshimanga Welcome back to the Extra Awesome series, friends! At Sorta Awesome, we’ve always hoped to make a place for women in all ages and stages of life, but it’s not often we get to hear from our Awesome community members on the younger side of life. Embo Tshimanga is a recent college graduate who just moved into her very first place, all on her own! Join her conversation with Meg as they talk about why, as a former foster youth, this big move is especially meaningful for Embo. They cover everything from letting triggers be your teacher to t...

2021-08-0426 min

TAMA . Sutras das Essências Vibracionais da Mata Atlântica Embó-RudáMeu broto se estende de mim Se entrega além de mim Se lança por mim Meu broto é um buscador Um guerreiro do amor Um prazer sem fim Meu broto é alquimia e encarnação Prata e ouro em incandescentes cordões Buscando e entregando Prana de amor ao ancoradouro - Terra da luz. Afirmação: Eu encarno fortalecida(o) e fecundo a terra com sensibilidade sensorial. Eu desfruto a vida com prazer. Sut...

2021-06-3000 min

Night Science 5 | Sarah Teichmann’s artist colony of scientistsIn this episode, Itai and Martin talk to Sarah Teichman, Head of Cellular Genetics at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute and Director of Research in the Cavendish Laboratory in Cambridge, England. In her creative research, Sarah’s thoughts constantly switch between her native languages – bioinformatics and genomics – and foreign languages, such as chemistry and physics. Sarah talks about storytelling vs. modeling when interpreting data, and discusses hard vs. soft hypotheses.Sarah is interested in global principles of protein interactions and gene expression, focusing her research on genomics and immunity. She is an EMB...

2021-05-1720 min

Around The World With The Archibald Project 97. Finding Healing After Aging Out with Embo TshimangaEmbo Tshimanga edured 25 plus moves, 20 schools, 6 homeless shelters, 2 women’s shelters, and 2 group homes during her time in foster care. When she aged out, she had every reason to become another statistic, yet Embo began a journey of healing that included becoming a college graduate. She is here to share her story and how we can all do better at supporting our youth in and out of foster care. Organizations Mentioned: America’s Kids Belong Dream Makers Project

2021-03-2445 min

Embo Talk Show Victoria & Emmanuel Okon-Embo - Ongoing discussion on why we need SSN in Akwa Ibom StateVictoria & Emmanuel Okon-Embo - Ongoing discussion on why we need SSN in Akwa Ibom State--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/embotalkshow/message

2021-03-2106 min

Embo Talk Show Ongoing discussion on why we need SSN in Akwa Ibom State by Ruth & Emmanuel Okon-EmboOngoing discussion on why we need SSN in Akwa Ibom State by Ruth & Emmanuel Okon-Embo--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/embotalkshow/message

2021-03-2116 min

Nobody’s Damsel It is What it isA Birthday episode!! Our incredible February host Embo celebrates her 23rd birthday on the Nobody's Damsel podcast with the recording of an incredible episode with her brother, Waza. Waza and Embo get into it as they reflect on the dualities of being children of immigrants, their experiences within whiteness, their first experiences with racism, 2020, and their hopes for the future. This episode is an absolute gift from start to finish and opens a broader, honest dialogue into many difficult, underserved conversations from a perspective that is as unique as it is refreshing. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.s...

2021-02-121h 26

Nobody’s Damsel Black in America: Part 1Nobody's Damsel gets taken over by our February host Embo Tshimanga to talk about all things Black History month!! We kick this month off with an amazing episode with guests Dani Brewer and Alexa Routt for a roundtable conversation about everything from what Black history really is to conversations about growing up Black in America to Black joy!! Pull up a chair -- this is a good one, friends! Guest Instagrams: Embo: @embopriscilla Dani: @brewlikecoffee Alexa:@punkylex Guest Venmos (if you enjoyed and felt you learned s...

2021-02-051h 07 $What They\'re Worth$

What They're Worth Episode 4- Embo: Get Comfortable Being UncomfortableDoes the foster care system always honor children and their parents? Or does it sometimes miss complexity and fail to offer support to the family of origin, which could have preserved the unity of that family? Our guest today, Embo, is a resilient, passionate, driven, young woman; the daughter of immigrants trying to make it in America. She also so happens to be a former foster youth. Embo's story shines light on the flaws from her time in the system, the values that carried her through the hard times, and the convictions that continue to inspire her today. Follow along...

2021-01-2352 min

Nobody’s Damsel Grief, Hope, Resiliency & the BeastIn this fifth episode of Nobody's Damsel host Ellie Coburn is joined by the amazing Embo Tshimanga to share a bit of her story of resiliency and rising, unpack the absolute ride that was 2020 and discuss the future of America. Embo shares the way that the spotlight on Black Lives Matter shaped her 2020 and awoke in her the desire to surround herself with affirming community, speaks about her personal experience as a Black person intersectional to predominately white churches, and shares her hopefulness for rising above the many systematic beasts that were once in her path. This episode was...

2021-01-081h 53

De Tiny Podcast 'Vele kleine stapjes helpen ook aan een betere wereld' - Karolien Embo over actief burgerschap'Ik ben ervan overtuigd dat ik nog meer mijn steentje kan bijdragen en naarmate ik meer levenservaring op doe, groeit ook steeds meer de behoefte de vele goede intenties ook om te zetten in meer concrete daden.'Karolien Embo vertelt wat het voor haar betekent een actief burger te zijn.En we gaan in op oorzaken van verdringing van de pijn om de wereld. We hebben immers nogal de neiging om de rolluiken naar beneden te laten en wat er in de wereld gebeurt buiten te sluiten. Hoe komt dat toch?De cursus '30 days of morning pages' kan je...

2020-11-1220 min

Inimitable Black Woman People Over Opinions: Emboin·im·i·ta·ble: so good or unusual as to be impossible to copy; unique.   Embo kept it real from beginning to end. I loved her vulnerability and in that her strength. She expressed thoughts, feelings and experiences that a lot of fellow black women can relate to and I’m here for it. Check it OUT!! Follow Embo: @embopriscilla Please Subscribe, Rate, Review & Share!! New Interviews Bi-Weekly! LOVE YOU!! theibw.com info@theibw.com

2020-10-0129 min

501stCast 501stCast Episode 124: July 31st, 2020: â€œThe Child is the Cutestâ€ â€“ Steve Sansweet Dedicated to:Eduardo RubÃ©n Bejarano Espejo, ID-16876 from Garrison PerÃº and Honorary Member and ILM alumni Grant Imahara Show Notes: Episode CXXIV (July 31st, 2020) Hosts: Nicky Blum (DZ-8397), Joe Mignano (SL-12743), Marcus Dohring (TK-14057) & Todd Felton (TB-10078)Content Development: Nicky Blum (DZ-8397) Post Production: Joe Mignano (SL-12743) Recent News Star Wars Quiz Show Live (July 26th’s game)501stCast monthly Q&A livestreams (July’s Q&A)501st StorytimeNew Costumes in the Legion Reference Library: Clone Trooper Detachment Purge Trooper – CommanderCoruscant Guard (Phase II) – Heavy Trooper Boun...

2020-07-311h 15

Untidy Faith Racism and Trauma with Embo Tshimanga -- Episode 01In 2020, we're seeing a new civil rights revolution happen before our eyes. And it's an issue that we, as believers especially, need to face head on. Because of that, I wanted to bring a series of conversations on racism to the beginning of this podcast. We can't be a people that shy away from challenging topics. Instead, I want to help you face them and lead through them with empathy and action.Today's guest, Embo Tshimanga, brings us her experience of being Black in America -- one that is not unlike millions of others. She shared honestly...

2020-06-2941 min

A Longer Table #32: TraumaEmbo is a bold and resilient young woman who has endured so much trauma throughout her 22 years of life. A former foster youth, she shares about coming into foster care and aging out at 18 years old. Embo also opens up about her faith, Congolese heritage, the Church, and injustice in our world currently. Listen to her story and perspective on life. Be inspired and challenged to steward your privilege well. Follow her @embopriscilla.

2020-06-2237 min $ICGEB-JRC Workshop on \$

ICGEB-JRC Workshop on "Genome editing applications and beyond"M. Garfinkel - As much as necessary, but no more: policy implications for responsible regulation of genome editing and its applicationsMichele Garfinkel, EMBO speaks on "As much as necessary, but no more: policy implications for responsible regulation of genome editing and its applications" at the ICGEB-JRC Workshop "Genome editing applications and beyond", 19-22 November 2019, Trieste, ITALY.

2020-01-2425 min

Maybe You Can Relate Foster Care, Trauma & an Identity Rooted in Christ with Embo Tshimanga-Growing up In Foster Care -Trauma -Support Systems -Adoption -DFW Angels -Maybe You Can Relate Story Books: The Body Keeps the Score Want to find out more about DFW Angels? https://www.dfwangels.org Follow Embo on Instagram: @embopriscilla Follow us: Instagram @mycrelate Facebook: Maybe You Can Relate www.mycrelate.com

2020-01-211h 06

3 Minute 3Rs 3 Minute 3rs January 2020The January 2020 episode of 3 Minute 3Rs, brought to you by the NC3Rs (www.nc3rs.org.uk), the North American 3Rs Collaborative (www.na3rsc.org), and Lab Animal (www.nature.com/laban).Papers:1. https://doi.org/10.15252/embr.2019497092. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-56860-73. https://doi.org/10.1177/0023677219879455[NC3Rs] Academic scientists produce many of the clever ideas which end up as medicines. However, the results in the papers reporting the work are almost always positive, and null or negative results rarely get a look in – a phenomenon known as publication bias. This is problematic as the ne...

2020-01-1604 min

Adoption Hacks Embo Tshimanga: A Journey Through Foster CareEmbo Tshimanga grew up in and out of foster care, going in at age 7 and leaving upon graduation at 17. Her life was riddled with inconsistencies and she lived in fear of what would happen next. She attended over 25 schools and lived in over 25 homes including homeless shelters, group homes and in cars. But thankfully the circle of people around her told her the truth of who she was and not just the truth her circumstances told her. That she is worth everything, not worthless. That she has a place in this world, not disposable. That she...

2019-12-1934 min

The BIRTHFIT Podcast 173: Embo & her journey with postpartum anxietyEmbo goes into her journey with postpartum anxiety and shares tools and tips to managing any mild form of postpartum anxiety. She also goes into what you can do preconception and in pregnancy to set yourself up for an ideal postpartum period.

2019-10-0846 min

The BIRTHFIT Podcast 161: Embo & Brittany AndersonEmbo shares her preconception journey and then she and Brittany, the BIRTHFIT Nashville RD, a women's heath nurse practitioner, and a mercier therapist, discuss important things to be aware of when getting your body ready to try to conceive!

2019-07-1648 min

Mind Manifest Podcast MIND MANIFEST EP 4 - GUILLERMO VELASCO DIEZToday Hannah Courtauld (Psychologist) and spoke to Guillermo Velasco Diez, (PhD). Guillermo is a biochemist heavily involved in the research of the therapeutic potential of cannabinoids in the treatment of Cancer. In this episode, Hannah and Guillermo Discuss: -Guillermo’s academic background and route into the world of cannabinoid research -The mechanisms of action of cannabinoids in terms of attenuating the physiological impact of carcinoma -Crowdsourced funding strategies including the medical cannabis bike tour -The current state of play with regards to clinical studies in this field -Glioblastoma and how cannabinoids are being used to treat this condition -His work wi...

2019-05-2042 min

En Fase Experimental T5E46 - ¿Qué es la EMBO?Hoy hacemos programa temático alrededor de la Organización Europea de Biología Molecular. El Doctor David del Álamo, Director de becas de EMBO, nos hablará de su transición del laboratorio a trabajar en la Organización, además de informarnos de las actividades que llevan a cabo. Por otro lado, rendiremos homenaje al doctor Sydney Brenner, ganador del Nobel de Medicina de 2002 y uno de los fundadores de EMBO que falleció el pasado mes de Abril.

2019-05-1654 min

Lagrange Point Episode 325 - Racing against time, from Box Jellyfish to AlzheimersMedicine is often a race against time, to diagnose, to develop and to treat. This week we're looking at new research which speeds up the detection of Alzheimers in patients and provides a chance to test out potential treatments. We also find out how University of Sydney researchers may help deliver a quick antivenom to those stung by the deadly box jellyfish. Plus ways to turn leftover bits of junk in blood plasma, into useful diagnosis tools that may help save time and lives in treatment without wasting more time on tests. References: Man-Tat Lau, John...

2019-05-0621 min

CppCast Performance Analysis and OptimizationRob and Jason are joined by Denis Bakhvalov from Intel to discuss C++ performance analysis and optimization techniques Denis is C++ developer with almost 10 years of experience. Denis started his journey as a developer of desktop applications, then moved to embedded and now he works at Intel, doing C++ compiler development. He enjoys writing the fastest-possible code and staring at the assembly. Denis is a father of 2, he likes to play soccer and chess. News Meeting C++ / Embedded conan trip report Introducing the C++ Lambda Runtime SIMD Visualiser Announcing Live Share for C++: Real-Time Sharing ...

2018-12-0654 min

The BIRTHFIT Podcast 130: EmboThis is third and final episode in Embo's birth series. Inside this episode, Embo shares about her first forty days, food intake, and what transitioning back into work has looked like. She also shares about things that showed up that maybe were not on her radar. Embo shares a bit about clear communication amongst couples and how she wants to further this work she is embarking on.

2018-10-2358 min

StemCells@Lunch Digested Episode 50 - Dr Miguel Bernabe - RubioToday’s episode, CSCRM PhD student Daria Belokhvostova interviews EMBO Post Doctoral Fellow Dr Miguel Bernabe Rubio about his research background, what cilium are and why they are important in cell functions like cell division and how cells make decisions... Dr Rubio is an EMBO Post Doctoral fellow. He was awarded his PhD from the Universidad Autonoma in Madrid, Spain. His research focuses on the molecular mechanisms of dedifferentiation in epidermal cells. For more information about him see the below link: http://www.wattlab.org/miguel-bernabé-rubio.html

2018-10-0906 min

Shattered Order Podcast Embo & the updateShattered Order Podcast: Ep.110Friday, 08/10/2018─HostsWink, WinKILLERinc, 272-797-521, @A Wink has no Emoji#2895Dan, GoodNightPunk, 784-346-715, @GoodNightPunk#8529Support LinksJoin our Discord: https://discord.me/shatteredorderJoin us on Twitch! https://www.twitch.tv/shatteredorderSubscribe on Twitch if you have Amazon Prime, it costs you nothing!Twitter: www.twitter.com/shatteredorderAudible Affiliate Link: www.audibletrial.com/shatteredorderSupport us on Patreon! www.patreon.com/shatteredorderSend listener intros & feedback to: theshatteredorder@gmail.comShow NotesIntro (‘)What did you do in SWGOH this week? (12’)SO Poll (24’)Update (57‘)Embo (70‘)G12+ Suggestions (90‘) http://apps.crouchingrancor.com/Calculators/ShipSpeedShattered Order Trivia! (111’)Brought to you by TeshKarhann of Frequent Fighter...

2018-08-122h 16

Massa Carabassa Massa Carabassa #MC3x29 amb Embo - 2018.06.12Esta setmana ens visita Samu del grup Embo, que ens conta com ha evolucionat des dels inicis amb Embolicats.

2018-06-1300 min

Massa Carabassa Massa Carabassa #MC3x29 amb Embo - 2018.06.12Esta setmana ens visita Samu del grup Embo, que ens conta com ha evolucionat des dels inicis amb Embolicats.

2018-06-1359 min

CppCast Freestanding ProposalRob and Jason are joined by Ben Craig to discuss his proposal for a freestanding C++ Library. Ben is a Principal Software Engineer at National Instruments, primarily developing device drivers for various operating systems (Windows, Linux, Mac, OpenRTOS, vxWorks, ETS Pharlap), and occasionally tinkering with the firmware side of things. Ben is an occasional contributor to libc++ and Apache Thrift. News Convert Macro to Constexpr in VS 2017 CppCon 2018 Registration is Open How to Adopt Modern C++17 into your C++ Code 7++ Reasons to Move Your C++ Code into Visual Studio 2017 Effective C++/WinRT for UWP and Win32 ...

2018-05-1758 min

CppCast News RoundupRob and Jason discuss Jacksonville trip reports, April Fools posts and more. News Deprecating Raw Pointers in C++20 No new new: Raw pointers removed from C++ C++ will no longer have pointers HPX 1.1.0 Released Freestanding trip report: emBO++ and Jacksonville Oh, lock-free circular buffers, yay! Hey, no 2D graphics? Jacksonville trip report JetBrains Trip Report Clion 2018.1 release Cmake 3.11 Release Configuring C++ Intellisense and Browsing Links @robwirving @lefticus Sponsor JetBrains Listener Survey CppCast Listener Survey

2018-04-0532 min

CppCast Conference News and CppChatRob and Jason are joined by Jon Kalb to discuss upcoming C++ conferences, CppChat and east const. Jon does onsite training in C++ and chairs C++Now, CppCon, and the Boost Steering Committee. Next month he will be speaking at the ACCU conference in Bristol, and keynoting the C++ Russia conference in Saint Petersburg. News Market share of the most used C/C++ IDEs in 2018 A cake for your cherry, what should go in the C++ standard library Batteries not included: what should go in the C++ standard library? CMake 3.11: "add_library() and add...

2018-03-0150 min

CppCast Competitive CodingRob and Jason are joined by Conor Hoekstra to discuss Competive Coding websites and competitions. Conor Hoekstra works at Moody's Analytics as a C++ Software Developer helping maintain and develop an insurance software program called AXIS. Wanting to develop better algorithm and data structure knowledge he started using online sites like HackerRank and LeetCode to do so. He now has a YouTube channel where he reviews the contests from the last week of Competitive Coding sites like HackerRank, LeetCode, topcoder and Codeforces) and also covers solutions to the trickier problems. News Announcing Tensor Comprehensions Google summer...

2018-02-2354 min

CppCast API & ABI VersioningRob and Jason are joined by Mathieu Ropert to discuss C++ API & ABI compatibility issues and Modern CMake. Mathieu is a french C++ expert with an eclectic background. He's worked in various fields including kernels, virtualization, web development, databases, REST microservices, build systems and package management, all those in (or about) C or C++. He is presently awaiting his next challenge in the video game industry that should come up next May in Stockholm, Sweden. Until then, Mathieu lives and works in Paris, France where he is also host of the C++ French User Group. News ...

2018-02-1652 min

CppCast Qt Mobile DevelopmentRob and Jason are joined by Sarah Smith to talk about her career in Mobile Development with C++ and Qt. Sarah Smith comes to mobile development & entrepreneurship with a background in Software Engineering for companies like Nokia & Google, and over a decade of mobile device experience. She builds on a love of game development since creating Dungeons & Dragons modules on her own web-server while studying for a BSc (Comp Sci) in the late 90's. Realizing a goal to develop independent games & apps, Sarah opened Smithsoft in 2012. In January 2016 development went to the next level with...

2018-02-0954 min

CppCast foonathan/type_safe and moreRob and Jason are joined by Jonathan Müller to talk about his experience at University and some of his recent projects. Jonathan is a CS student passionate about C++. In his spare time he writes libraries like foonathan/memory which provides memory allocator implementations. He is also working on standardese which is a documentation generator specifically designed for C++. Jonathan tweets at @foonathan and blogs about various C++ and library development related topics at foonathan.net. News GCC 7.3 Released C++ Tip: Erase-remove Idiom Revisited Beast: A Non-Traditional Source Code Review Inclusiveness, accessibility and CppCon 2017 videos

2018-02-0140 min

CppCast Data Oriented DesignRob and Jason are joined by Balázs Török to talk about his work in the Video Game Industry and his thoughts on Data Oriented Design. Balázs Török is a Senior Tech Programmer at Techland. He has more than 10 years of experience in the games industry. Balázs learned the ropes at Hungarian companies by making smaller titles and then moved to Poland to work on The Witcher series. He was the Lead Engine programmer on The Witcher 3 and now he is working at Techland on another promising project. News Matt Godbolt...

2018-01-181h 00

CppCast Meltdown and SpectreRob and Jason are joined by Matt Godbolt to talk about the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities and how they affect C++ Programmers. Matt is a developer at trading firm DRW. Before that he's worked at Google, run a C++ tools company, and spent over a decade in the games industry making PC and console games. He is fascinated by performance and created Compiler Explorer, to help understand how C++ code ends up looking to the processor. When not performance tuning C++ code he enjoys writing emulators for 8-bit computers in Javascript. News More C++ Idioms C++...

2018-01-1154 min

CppCast Boost Application DevelopmentRob and Jason are joined by Antony Palukhin to talk about some of the Boost libraries he's contributed to including Any, Conversion, DLL, LexicalCast, Stacktrace, TypeTraits and Variant; as well as his Boost Application Development book. Antony Polukhin was born in Russia. Since university days he started contributing to Boost and became a maintainer of the Boost.LexicalCast library. Today, he works for Yandex, helps Russian speaking people with C++ standardization proposals, consults Russian companies in C++, continues to contribute to the open source and to the C++ language in general. You may find his...

2018-01-0440 min

CppCast C++ Tour, Compilers and FASTBuildRob and Jason are joined by Arvid Gerstmann from Appico to talk about bringing his new C++ Tour project, building your own C Compiler, using FASTBuild and more. Arvid Gerstmann is a passionate programmer and computer enthusiast, with a focus on writing high-performance C++. His area of expertise include, but is not limited to, writing compilers, implementing the included standard libraries, and creating game engines and games. He is currently the CTO of Appico. If he is not programming, he enjoys reading books while drinking a nice cup of self-brewed coffee. He currently lives in the sunny Hamburg, Germany.

2017-12-0758 min

PhD Career Stories #019: Günes Özhan StoryGunes Ozhan earned her Bachelor’s degree from the Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics at Middle East Technical University in 2003. Shortly after, she was admitted to the Molecular Biology Program of International Max Planck Research School in Göttingen, Germany. She received her PhD in 2009, with her thesis on the molecular evolution of embryonic development in arthropods, which was conducted at the Max Planck Institute for Developmental Biology in Tübingen. After working as a postdoctoral fellow at the Biotechnology Center of TU Dresden and gaining experience in signal transduction and the zebrafish animal mode...

2017-03-3106 min

CppCast emBO++Rob and Jason are joined by Odin Holmes to talk about the recent Embedded C++ development conference emBO++. Odin Holmes has been programming bare metal embedded systems for 15+ years and as any honest nerd admits most of that time was spent debugging his stupid mistakes. With the advent of the 100x speed up of template metaprogramming provided by C++11 his current mission began: teach the compiler to find his stupid mistakes at compile time so he has more free time for even more template metaprogramming. Odin Holmes is the author of the Kvasir.io library, a DSL which wraps...

2017-03-021h 01

RADIO PETRUSKA | Markus Zohner Arts Company L’EVOLUZIONE DELLA VITA SULLA TERRA | EDOARDO BONCINELLI La Creazione del MondoChe cosa fa di noi quello che siamo? È partendo da questa domanda che inizia l’ultimo podcast della serie La Creazione del Mondo - Dal Big Bang al pensiero umano, dove Markus Zohner intervista il genetista Edoardo Boncinelli, membro dell’Accademia Europea e dell’EMBO, l’Organizzazione Europea per la Biologia Molecolare. È stato, inoltre, Presidente della Società Italiana di Biofisica e Biologia Molecolare. Nel 2005 ha ricevuto l’EMBO Award for Communication in the Life Sciences. http://radiopetruska.com/discography/la-nascita-della-vita-dall-inorganico-allorganico-con-prof-dr-ernesto-di-mauro-professore-ordinario-di-biologia-molecolare-dipartimento-di-biologia-e-biotecnologie-cha/ Questa serie rappresenta un percorso cominciato ancora prima del Big Bang, che si conclude con la nascita del pensiero umano. Il numero di...

2016-05-151h 25