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The Author Archive PodcastSimon Sebag Montefiore : the life of Potemkin : his bones are still making news.Historian Simon Sebag Montefiore explains the mythic status of this eighteenth century Russian statesman, and military leader. Turns out that this slice of history informs current geo politics.
In this conversation recorded in London in 2000 the historian Simon Sebag Montefiore tells David Freeman about practical politics in 18th century Russia and how Potemkin made his way in society with the help of the love of Catherine the Great.
Their relationship has been told in films but the way Simon tells the story is probably more gripping and unbelievable.
Simon told the story in f...2025-03-2723 min
Simon BizcastEp. 55: Toigo @ Simon: Current Student Q&AJoin Julie Sadwick, director of admissions and EDI special projects, as she chats with Chidera Izuchukwu ’25S (MBA) and David Garrett ’26S (MBA) about their experience as Toigo Fellows at Simon. Chidera and David discuss why they chose Simon, the impact Toigo has had on their MBA experiences, their advice for prospective students (and prospective Toigo fellows!), and more. Interested in chatting with Chidera or David? Reference this podcast episode in an email to admissions@simon.rochester.edu and we’ll connect you! View transcript.2025-02-1436 min
The Quiet and Strong Podcast, Especially for IntrovertsEp 209 - Unlock the Power of Purposeful Stories with Dr. Simon RaybouldHave you ever wondered what makes a story truly impactful in a presentation? In this episode of The Quiet And Strong Podcast, host David Hall sits down with Dr. Simon Raybould to explore the art and science of purposeful storytelling. Dr. Raybould, a research scientist and presentation trainer, shares his unique insights into how stories can be powerful tools for introverts and extroverts alike.Listeners will learn about the different types of stories—whether for building rapport, establishing authority, or simply entertaining—and how to strategically deploy them to make a lasting impact.Why should you...2025-02-0342 min
Nicht noch ein Politik-Podcast(14) Müssen wir für Deutschland kämpfen? - mit Simon David Dressler & Ole Nymoen
Im Januar habe ich einen Live-Podcast aufgezeichnet! Meine Gäste waren Simon David Dressler und Ole Nymoen, beides Vertreter einer jüngeren Generation und beide mit einer ziemlich klaren Meinung zu Militär und Aufrüstung. Die Veranstaltung hieß „Müssen wir für Deutschland kämpfen?” hatte als Leitgedanken:
Die Wehrpflicht ist zurück – zumindest in den Debatten im Bundestag, in den Tagesthemen und ebenso in den Köpfen der Bürger*innen. Seit Putins Überfall auf die Ukraine ist die Landesverteidigung kein Abstraktum mehr, sondern Gegenstand kollektiver Überlegung und demokratischer Debatte, auch in Deutschland. Und es herrscht keinesw...2025-01-281h 54
Smart Biotech Scientist | Master Bioprocess CMC Development, Biologics Manufacturing & Scale-up, Cell Culture Innovation122: The Transformative World of Digital Solutions in Bioprocessing with Simon Wieninger - Part 2In the second part of this conversation on digital solutions in bioprocessing, David Brühlmann and Simon Wieninger, Business Manager Digital Solutions at Eppendorf Group, discuss real-world examples of labs revolutionizing their workflows through smart digitalization. From real-time data monitoring to intercontinental data sharing, Simon highlights the practical benefits and exciting future potential of digital technologies in bioprocessing.Missed Part 1? In the previous episode, Simon Wieninger from Eppendorf Group addressed data silos, cloud technology, and security in biotech. Catch up on that episode before diving into Part 2!Key highlights from the episode:Choosing t...2025-01-2317 minSmart Biotech Scientist | Master Bioprocess CMC Development, Biologics Manufacturing & Scale-up, Cell Culture Innovation121: The Transformative World of Digital Solutions in Bioprocessing with Simon Wieninger - Part 1Digital transformation is reshaping industries worldwide, and biotech is no exception. With the integration of cloud technologies, AI, and data harmonization, bioprocessing is becoming smarter, more efficient, and more innovative. Catching up with digital revolutions in other sectors, biotech now stands at the threshold of tremendous change.In this episode of the Smart Biotech Scientist Podcast, David Brühlmann sat down with Simon Wieninger, Business Manager Digital Solutions at Eppendorf Group, to discuss the digital revolution sweeping through bioprocessing labs. From bioreactors to data lakes, Simon sheds light on the urgent need for a data-driven approach in b...2025-01-2123 min