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MVP - Meister Vogler Podcast(Schon?) Zeit für ein Zürcher SaisonabschlussfazitWas? Die Saison ist doch noch gar nicht vorbei? Doch, für den FC Zürich eigentlich schon, denn in den letzten Spielen geht es um absolut gar nichts mehr. Nora gönnt ihrem Verein das Versagen in dieser Saison und ist überzeugt, dass es genau so weitergehen wird, wenn Ancillo Canepa die Zügel nicht wieder in die Hand nimmt und Malenovic «aussortiert». Ein unrealistischer Wunsch. Lea zieht etwas Positives aus der Zürcher Flop-Saison: Malenovic hat dafür gesorgt, dass sie ein deutlich besseres Bild von David Degen hat. Wir reden zudem über Mendys Tanzbein, Shaqiris Goldfüsschen und...
2025-05-021h 02MVP - Meister Vogler PodcastMalenović und Degen - ein ungleich gleiches DuoWas Miloš Malenović und David Degen gemeinsam haben? Wir wagen uns an eine Aufschlüsselung. Der FC Zürich bietet derzeit Folgenstoff en masse – auch wir können nicht anders, als ihn wieder in den Fokus zu setzen. Inklusive Exkurs auf den Mount Everest mit Ancillo Canepa und einem Knastbruder. Zudem machen wir einen Ausflug nach München, Bahrain und in eine Umkleidekabine, gemeinsam mit Channing Tatum. Klingt komisch, lohnt sich aber. Und: Es gibt News in eigener Sache rund um unser Begleitgetränk! Ab sofort werden wir von Landskroner gesponsert und dürfen uns durch das Biersortiment der Baselbiete...
2025-02-141h 15
The DeSci PodcastRevolutionizing Research and Innovation Through Blockchain TechnologyIn this episode we're joined by Dr. Sönke Bartling, Founder of Blockchain for Science, an initiative that aims to open up science and knowledge creation through web3.
In this episode, we explore Decentralized Science (DeSci) and its potential to revolutionize research, publishing, and innovation! We dive deep into how blockchain technology can transform scholarly publishing by making it more transparent, efficient, and trustworthy.
We also discuss how DeSci can address funding inequality by supporting both high-profile topics, such as longevity research, and smaller yet vital fields. This, in t...
2024-05-2848 min
The DeSci PodcastDiagnosing the drug R&D productivity decline with Dr Jack ScannellIn this episode, we discuss the problem of declining R&D efficiency with Dr. Jack Scannell, a scientist and entrepreneur who is well known for coining the term “Eroom’s law,” which highlights the decline in pharmaceutical research and development (R&D) productivity over several decades.
In this episode, Jack sheds light on the root causes of this decline, beginning with a critique of the poor quality of diagnosis surrounding the R&D productivity problem.
He also talks about the challenges in accurately measuring progress in drug research, highlighting the "measurement problem" in the...
2024-05-0247 min
The DeSci PodcastHow ResearchHub Makes Open Science Rewarding by Reinventing Academic IncentivesWelcome to another episode of the DeSci Podcast. Today, we were joined by Jeffrey Koury, Director & Business Development Lead at ResearchHub, and Jonathan Heppner, Marketing & Social Media Lead.
ResearchHub is a platform designed to accelerate the pace of scientific research by providing a modern mobile and web application where people can collaborate on scientific research more efficiently. It aims to make scientific research accessible, collaborative, and prioritized for everyone.
In this episode, we delved into the shortcomings of the current scientific research model and the need to make science...
2024-04-091h 06
The DeSci PodcastSeemay Chou on Arcadia's Revolutionary Approach to Science and EntrepreneurshipToday we are delighted to host Seemay Chow, Co-founder and CEO of Arcadia Science, a for-profit research institute with a specific focus on novel model organisms that haven't been traditionally studied in the lab and translating discoveries into commercial ventures.
In this episode, we discuss Arcadia’s mission, structure and approach, emphasizing the importance of providing scientists with the context needed to understand the practical applications of their research. Seemay explains how this approach fosters a different kind of creativity among researchers, thus increasing the likelihood of research success.
We...
2024-03-2350 min
The DeSci PodcastChallenging the Status Quo: Stuart Buck on Science Funding & ResearchWelcome to another episode of the DeSci Podcast! Today, we are delighted to host Stuart Buck. Stuart serves as a Senior Advisor at the Social Science Research Council and is the Executive Director of the Good Science Project—an organization dedicated to enhancing the funding and practice of science.
In this episode, Stuart addresses key challenges in the scientific landscape, such as bureaucratic obstacles to funding and the distinction between basic and applied science.
He emphasizes the interconnected nature of basic and applied research, highlighting how discoveries from basic research lay the fo...
2024-01-2947 min
The DeSci PodcastAdvancing Research in Brain Health and Longevity through Decentralized Science | Brian MagierskiWelcome to another episode of the DeSci Podcast!
Today we were joined by Brian Margierski, Brian is the CEO and Founder of Cerebrum DAO, an open, global community that seeks to reimagine impact funding to advance brain longevity and accelerate solutions and cures to Alzheimer’s disease and other neurological disorders.
In this episode, Brian delves into Cerebrum DAO, outlining its mission and commitment to advancing brain health research. He sheds light on the motivating factors behind his interest in this field and elaborates on why he opted for th...
2024-01-1735 min
The DeSci PodcastKeith Comito's Insights on Aging Research and Lifespan ExtensionIn this episode, we're joined by Keith Comito, a computer programmer, mathematician, and President at Lifespan. Lifespan.io is a non-profit advocacy foundation dedicated to accelerating initiatives aimed at addressing age-related diseases and extending the healthy human lifespan.
Extending the human lifespan has been a captivating and often controversial topic. Over the years, focus has shifted from merely treating end diseases to addressing the fundamental mechanisms of aging itself.
In this episode, Keith shares with us the factors that inspired his commitment to work on aging research. We also...
2023-12-0135 min
The DeSci PodcastMichael Baran on Decentralized Science and Investing in Blockchain TechnologyWelcome to another episode of the DeSci Podcast. Today, we had the privilege of having Michael Baran as our guest. Michael Baran, MBA, Ph.D. is Executive Director, WRDM, and partner at Pfizer Ventures.
In this episode, Michael discusses the unique features of DeSci, highlighting how it is reshaping the scientific landscape and redefining traditional paradigms.
We also explored the significant risks in early-stage science investment and discussed key factors deterring investors from entering the cryptocurrency and blockchain sectors.
Michael draws insightful comparisons between DeSci and the Traditional model, exploring both their similarities and differences.
Other topics we discussed...
2023-11-1439 min
The DeSci PodcastThe Decentralized Biotech Movement with Dr. Jocelynn Pearl (LabDAO)Welcome to another episode of the DeSci Podcast. Today, we were joined by Dr. Jocelynn Pearl, a biotech scientist and the co-founder of LabDAO, an online life science research community whose mission is to accelerate progress in the life sciences by making scientific tools more accessible.
In this episode, Jocelynn shares insights on the factors and events that birthed the idea of Decentralized Biotech and the importance of incentivizing knowledge sharing so it becomes accessible to other researchers.
We also discuss the pros and cons of centralization within the Biotech sector, the...
2023-09-2041 min
The DeSci PodcastReforming Science Funding through better Grants Programs | Ben ReinhardtWelcome to another episode of the DeSci Podcast! Today, we were joined by Ben Reinhardt, founder of Speculative Technologies, a nonprofit research organization that runs coordinated research programs to unlock groundbreaking innovations.
In this episode, we explore the qualities that make funders exceptional and the key factors that contribute to successful startup grants. We also shed light on the social and financial asymmetries between grantor and grantee, highlighting their negative impact on the funding process.
Other topics we discussed are the differences between small and large grants, limitations of...
2023-07-1852 min
The DeSci PodcastPhilanthropy's Role in Transforming Early-Stage Science Funding with Nadia AsparouhovaWelcome to another episode of the DeSci Podcast! We are excited to have Nadia Asparouhova, an independent researcher and author of "Working in Public: The Making and Maintenance of Open Source Software", as our guest today.
In this thought-provoking episode, we delve into the world of early-stage science funding and philanthropy. We discuss the role philanthropy plays in society and how it has evolved over the years. We also explore new funding mechanisms that have emerged to revolutionize the landscape of early-stage science, as well as the limitations and setbacks associated with these new...
2023-06-2648 min
The DeSci PodcastRevolutionizing Drug Discovery with AI - The Arctoris Approach with Martin-Immanuel BittnerWelcome to another episode of the DeSci Podcast. Today, we had the privilege of having Dr. Martin-Immanuel Bittner as our guest. He is the CEO of Arctoris, which is the world's first fully automated platform for drug discovery, focused on accelerating the drug discovery process.
In this episode, we explore a variety of fascinating topics related to drug discovery. Dr. Bittner shares insights on the story behind building Arctoris and its mission to accelerate the drug discovery process. We also talk about how the drug development process has evolved over the years and the...
2023-06-1533 min
The DeSci PodcastMartin Karlsson on AI x DeSci — Making research more efficient and accessible with LateralWelcome to another episode of the DeSci Podcast! Today, we had the privilege of having Martin Karlsson as our special guest. Martin is the CEO of Lateral, an innovative web app designed for scientists, enabling them to read, find, share, and organize their research seamlessly in a single platform for enhanced efficiency.
In this episode, we delve into a wide range of intriguing topics. Martin shares insights on Lateral's AI tools and the best way to effectively utilize these tools. We also dive into the future of research, gaining profound insights into the untapped...
2023-06-0435 min
The DeSci PodcastLabDAO on Accelerating Advancements in Life Sciences through Accessible Scientific ToolsWelcome to another episode of the DeSci Podcast! In this one, we were joined by Niklas Rindtorff, a physician-scientist and co-founder of LabDAO, an online community of life scientists collaborating to make life scientific tools more accessible.
In this episode, Niklas shares insights about the benefits of conducting life science research online, how scientific research has evolved over the years and the importance of collaboration within the scientific community.
Going further, we delve into the complex topic of ownership rights within decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) and how LabDAO navigates this space.
We also...
2023-05-2142 min
The DeSci PodcastCryoDAO - Advancing Cryopreservation Research using Web3Welcome to another episode of the DeSci Podcast. In this episode, we were joined by Dr. Emil Kendziorra and Kai Micah Mills, co-initiators of CryoDAO, a decentralized community dedicated to advancing cryopreservation research.
In this podcast, we discuss the field of cryonics, including its origins and how it has evolved over the years. Dr. Emil and Mills also explain how cryopreservation works, the underexploited areas in the field of Cryonics, and how it should be Improved.
We also address some of the common misconceptions about cryopreservation and recommended resources for those interested in learning more...
2023-05-0938 min
OK COOLOK COOL bespricht: Heidelberg 1693 & die Tödlichkeit historischer WaffenEin obszöner 2D-Plattformer unter der Lupe
OK COOL wagt sich in die Welt der Spielbesprechungen und hat sich dafür ein ganz besonderes Format ausgedacht: Jeden Monat kommen Dom Schott und Lea Irion zusammen, um ein Spiel unter die Lupe zu nehmen, das die beiden aus welchem Grund auch immer für besprechenswert halten.
Doch damit nicht genug: Jede Spielbesprechung findet unter einem besonderen Themenschwerpunkt statt, für den die beiden jeweils einen Experten bzw. eine Expertin interviewen und anschließend einen aussagekräftigen O-Ton zur Spielbesprechung mitbringen - ohne dabei zu wissen, wohin der bzw. die an...
2023-01-251h 30
Impossibly FunnySt Pattys DayOn this episode the boys celebrate St Pattys day with a few brews, alone, in the recording studio. Come join us as we talk about Lea Thomas, unvaxxed players in New York, and losing our shirts while March Madness gambling.
2022-03-212h 11
VitaDAO is a community owned collective funding early stage longevity research, governed by $VITAPublic goods funding with Scott Moore from GitcoinScott Moore is Co-Founder, Developer Relations Lead at Gitcoin, Open Source Enthusiast, Ecosystem Support Group Member at Ethereum. Formerly, Grants Advisory Committee at ConsenSys, Grants Advisory Committee at Ethereum Community Fund, Co-Founder of Finnovate.io, Advisor at Astronaut Capital and Picolo Research, Co-Founder of GitToken.Interview with Scott More from Gitcoin by Lea Degen touching the following topics:• Public goods funding • Future of Philanthropy• Web3 and DAOs + more
2021-12-291h 30
Frontiers#10: The Prospects of Nuclear Power with Thomas EidenToday I’m speaking with Thomas Eiden. Thomas is a nuclear engineer and the founder and CEO of Atomic Alchemy. His startup manufactures radioisotopes, which are used in nuclear medicine—a specialized area of radiology that is critical for diagnosing and treating diseases like cancer. However, as Thomas has previously worked at several national labs, where he designed reactor cores, components, and the experiments to test them, our conversation mainly focuses on nuclear power. We cover everything from the bottlenecks for a nuclear renaissance, lost industrial knowledge, different perspectives on risk, and the wealth of possible futures powered by atom...
2021-12-211h 02Frontiers#9 - Studying Longevity with Morgan LevineToday I’m speaking with Morgan Levine. Morgan is an assistant professor at Yale’s Pathology department and runs a lab that aims to discover both the mechanisms that drive aging and interventions to slow or reverse that process. The lab also develops tools to measure biological age, which we will get into in our discussion of epigenetic clocks.Aging has long been assumed to be our insurmountable human fate. But as research of the past years has uncovered aging’s malleability in some model organisms, the hope to slow or reverse the aging process in humans has be...
2021-10-0749 minFrontiers#8 - Problem-Solving for Sustainability with Olya IrzakToday I’m speaking with Olya Irzak. Olya runs Frost Methane, a company that develops technology to mitigate climate change. Together, her team invented a device to flare leaks to reduce methane emissions. As methane is responsible for 20% of global warming and is 28x more potent than CO2, Frost Methane aims to find and mitigate methane leaks in permafrost, coal mines, and other sources worldwide. Needless to say, her approach is an example of the action-prone, tech-driven innovation that environmental challenges require.=> Shownotes
2021-09-0652 min
Frontiers#7 - Innovation through the Lens of a Policy Entrepreneur with Tom KalilToday I’m speaking with Tom Kalil.Tom is Chief Innovation Officer at Schmidt Futures, where he leads projects to harness technology for social impact, improve science policy, and identify and pursue 21st-century moonshots.Tom has previously spent more than a decade in the White House, helping to design and launch national science and technology initiatives in areas such as nanotech, data science, commercial space, and many more.Although I had about a hundred more questions to ask Tom, we cover lots of ground from how to build moonshot cultures to the role of...
2021-07-1151 minFrontiers#6 - Securing Good Futures for Biotech with Tessa AlexanianToday I’m speaking with Tessa Alexanian. Tessa is focused on steering towards nice futures for biotechnology. To that end, she works at iGEM; creating incentives and programs that encourage synthetic biology development that is responsible, responsive, safe, and secure. She used to spend her days wrangling robots to do biological engineering but now spends more time wondering how to get biologists to engineer the right things. We cover everything from the fun to the glamourless realities of babysitting robots to the difficulties with balancing optimism and honesty in the face of great uncertainties; and also touch upo...
2021-06-161h 23
VitaDAO is a community owned collective funding early stage longevity research, governed by $VITALongevity Meets Blockchain - AMA with Aubrey de Grey and Vitalik ButerinThe AMA is hosted by VitaDAO - VitaDAO is the world’s first decentralized intellectual property collective.Lea Degen, Aubrey De Grey, Vitalik Buterin, and Tim Peterson are discussing and answering questions at the intersection of longevity and web3.
2021-05-281h 17Frontiers#5 - Creativity in the Age of Machine Intelligence with Mario Klingemann (Quasimondo)Today I’m speaking with Mario Klingemann, widely known under his artist name Quasimondo. Mario is one of the pioneers in using machine learning in the arts and combines neural networks, code, and algorithms to produce works that are able to surprise and show almost autonomous creative behavior - and to me pose fascinating challenges to our understanding of meaning and the role of humans in a world in which, as Mario thinks, "machine artists will be able to create more interesting work than humans". Our conversation spans themes reaching from the philosophical lessons AI can provide for humans to...
2021-04-041h 14Frontiers#4 - The Future of Communities with Shriya NevatiaToday I’m speaking to Shriya Nevatia. Shriya has spent the majority of her life in pursuit of creating meaningful communities - these days she does so at OnDeck. In our conversation, we discuss the difficulty in measuring success when it comes to human interaction, the role of groups in unlocking potential, the future of scouting for hidden talent, and much more. => Shownotes
2021-03-2142 minFrontiers#3 - Speeding up Science with José Luis RicónToday I’m speaking to José Luis Ricón. José is currently investigating how to make science great again. Beyond analyzing in which ways scientific mechanisms like peer-review and funding are broken, he tries to formulate and propose better alternatives to speed up scientific progress. Currently, he is focused on biology - specifically the field of longevity. We span everything from the uncertainties inherent in working on the frontiers, ways to excite people about biology, and the much underrated aspects of being online. => Shownotes
2021-03-1453 minFrontiers#2 - Electrification with Brian HeligmanToday I am talking to Brian Heligman. Brian has spent the past years working on developing a new way of cheaply manufacturing batteries at scale - a problem of critical importance for the process of electrifying the world - while also allowing for the creation of brand new tech. This process has led him from his Ph.D. program to spinning out a startup trying to implement his approach in the real world.Next to the wildly exciting future of electrification and its current bottlenecks, we cover everything from incentive problems in science to what makes for...
2021-03-071h 02Frontiers#1 - Computational Neuroscience with Sonia JosephToday I’m speaking to Sonia Joseph. Sonia is a computational neuroscientist interested in the nature of intelligence - both in humans and machines. She currently works at Janelia, a different kind of research institute, that has been dubbed the Bell Labs of Biology.We cover everything from bottlenecks in the neuroscience space to new research paradigms for AI and the issues posed by tech in the current attention economy. => Link to the Shownotes
2021-02-2852 min2021-02-2601 min
Gewaltfreie Kommunikation - Freiheit, Eigenverantwortung & Entwicklung46 "GFK ist unrealistisch" Hörerfragen zum Podcast
Hier die Hörerfragen zum Podcast
02:00 Lea F. "Die häufigsten Bedenken und Kritiken, wenn man unerfahrene Menschen zum ersten mal von der GfK erzählt. Z.B. “Hippie Sprache“, “unrealistisch“ (habe ich manchmal gehört)."
04:00 Christine G.
"…Aber mir fehlt das andere Extrem – sozusagen das Gegenstück des Wolfes auf der anderen Seite der Giraffe – derjenige, der seine Bedürfnisse überhaupt nicht verteidigen kann und keine eigenen Grenzen spürt. (Das geht mir nämlich so.) Der nicht entschärft werden muss, sondern im Gegenteil verschärft. Bietet die GFK auch hierauf Antworten?"
08:20 Manuela K. "Außer...
2019-05-1718 minGewaltfreie Kommunikation - Freiheit, Eigenverantwortung & Entwicklung43 Gewaltfreie Kommunikation weitergeben - die drei Fähigkeiten-Sets (+ Hörerfrage)
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2019-04-2624 min