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BBC Inside ScienceThe state of nature in the UKIn this week’s episode Victoria Gill speaks to Nida al-Fulaij, conservation research manager at the People’s Trust for Endangered Species, about the UK’s new State of Nature report. Climate change, habitat loss and intensive agricultural practices have been blamed for the decline in species. But all is not lost. Victoria pays a visit to an eco-friendly farm and finds out how innovative agricultural practices can boost wildlife in the UK’s fields. We’re kicking off our series of programmes covering The Royal Society Trivedi Science Book Prize. Chair of the judges is Alain Goriely, P...2023-10-2628 min
BloomMissing Half the Universe – Jeffrey S. HangstVi mangler halvdelen af universet. Ingen ved, hvor det blev af efter Big Bang. Så meget indrømmer selv den amerikanske fysiker Jeffrey Hangst, der er en af verdens førende eksperter i antistof. Der skulle nemlig i teorien være opstået lige meget stof og antistof ved universets undfangelse. Så hvor blev antistoffet af? Og hvad er det overhovedet? I mere end 25 år har Jeffrey Hangst sat nye standarder for, hvordan man kan undersøge det flygtige materiale, der udslettes og bliver til ren energi i mødet med almindeligt stof. Antistofs eksistens blev forudsagt i 1928 og påvist eksperi...2023-10-1836 min
Science In ActionTrilobite dinnerWhat did a 465-million-year-old trilobite eat for dinner? And how can we possibly know? Archaeologist Per Ahlberg has used x-ray to peer into the guts of one ancient scuttling creature and worked out what it what was munching on in its final moments. From life in ancient earth rocks to potential life in space rocks, mineralogist and astrobiologist Bob Hazen has been training AI to spot signatures of life on Earth. He now hopes to use this tool on space samples. We also ask experimental particle physicist Jeffrey Hangst how antimatter, the last mystery of...2023-09-2827 min
Physics World Weekly PodcastScanning the seabed with lasers could inform the search for extraterrestrial intelligence
This episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast looks at how studying the deep-ocean floor could help scientists who are scanning the cosmos for signs of intelligent life. Our guest is Pablo Sobron of the SETI Institute and Impossible Sensing, who explains how the Laser Divebot spectrometer is shedding light on the biochemistry of the seafloor – and what this information tells us about the biodiversity of the oceans and how life could emerge elsewhere in the universe.
Also in this episode, Aarhus University’s Jeffrey Hangst talks about the first ever observation of freefalling antimatter – which was made b...2023-09-2833 min
IFLScience - The Big QuestionsWhy Is The Universe Made Of Matter And Not Antimatter?Everything we see, from galaxies to capybaras, is made of matter. But matter has a mirrored version of itself known as antimatter. If the two come into contact they annihilate one another, turning into pure energy. Why does the universe prefer one over the other? This is a fundamental mystery of the universe, and at the forefront of the search for an answer is the Alpha Experiment at CERN. In this episode, host Dr Alfredo Carpineti is joined by experimental physicist and Alpha spokesperson Professor Jeffrey Hangst to understand the nature of mysterious antimatter.
2022-09-2324 min
Trust & Vibration#3 Bist du mal wieder abgehoben? Erde dich! Deine Selfcare und warum sie so unglaublich wichtig ist!Alle reden von Zeit für sich, vom mal nichts tun. Aber warum? Was macht diese Zeit so enorm wichtig?
Ich sage es dir in dieser Folge! Denn gerade für uns feinfühlige Menschen, für uns Scannertypen, für UNS feinfühlige Business Rebellinnen, ist diese Zeit die, aus der alles entsteht! Unabdingbar!
Du erfährst:
Warum sie so wichtig ist.
Was du tun kannst, falls du dich mal wieder vom Boden gelöst hast und verkopft zwischen den Wolken hängst.
Was du tun kannst, um Klahrheit...2019-04-1030 min
TransformatorSPECIAL: Her er årets største danske forskningsresultaterVært: Anders Høeg Nissen
Medvirkende: Jens Ramskov, videnskabsredaktør, Ingeniøren
I denne specialudgave af Transformator kårer Ingeniøren det vigtigste danske forskningsresultat i 2017 og fortæller om de fire andre nominerede ‘runner-ups’. Du kan blandt andet høre om, hvordan omfattende analyser og supercomputerberegninger af arvemateriale fra 150 raske danskere har dannet grundlag for et dansk referencegenom, som har afgørende betydning for at kunne diagnosticere og behandle genetiske sygdomme.
Professor Jeffrey Hangst fra Aarhus Universitet står i spidsen for en international forskergruppe, der er førende i verden, når det gælder...2018-01-0524 min
Futures in Biotech (Video)Anti-Matter Message in a Magnetic Bottle - We talk with Jeffrey Hangst about the successful trapping of anti-hydrogen to hopefully answer some of our most important questions about the universe.
We talk with Jeffrey Hangst about the successful trapping of anti-hydrogen to hopefully answer some of our most important questions about the universe.
Host: Marc Pelletier
Guest: Jeffrey Hangst
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2011-09-301h 24
Futures in Biotech (Audio)Anti-Matter Message in a Magnetic Bottle - We talk with Jeffrey Hangst about the successful trapping of anti-hydrogen to hopefully answer some of our most important questions about the universe.
We talk with Jeffrey Hangst about the successful trapping of anti-hydrogen to hopefully answer some of our most important questions about the universe.
Host: Marc Pelletier
Guest: Jeffrey Hangst
Thanks to Phil Pelletier and Will Hall for the great themes.
Thanks to CacheFly for providing the bandwidth for this netcast.
2011-09-301h 24