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విజ్ఞాన సాగరం – నమూనా జీవులు
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This is our first podcast in Telugu – the sixth in an ongoing series titled ‘Sea of Science’, or ‘
বিজ্ঞান সমুদ্ৰ – জীৱবিজ্ঞানৰ গৱেষণাত আৰ্হি জীৱ
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This is our first podcast in Assamese – the fifth in an ongoing series titled ‘Sea of Science’, or ‘
ವಿಜ್ಞಾನ ಸಾಗರ – ಮಾಡೆಲ್ ಜೀವಿಗಳು
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This is our first podcast in Kannada– the fourth in an ongoing series titled ‘Sea of Science’, or ‘ವಿಜ್ಞಾನ ಸಾಗರ’.
विज्ञान सागर – शास्त्रीय संशोधनामध्ये प्राण्यांचा वापर
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This is our first podcast in Marathi – the third in an ongoing series titled ‘Sea of Science’, or ‘विज्ञान सागर’.
A Soupçon of SciComm with Manisit Das on cancer immunotherapy
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References: Manisit’s citations What is ComSciCon? ComSciCon Triangle Oncobites Manisit on Oncobites writing about Cancers and Immunotherapies Manisit on
A Seasonful of Soupçons
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How fast can you say the name of our summary episode without stopping? Feel like trying? This is what its
A Soupçon of SciComm with Reema Jayakar on the Universality of human emotions
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Can you feel somebody else’s emotions? Pain, frustration, relief and even happiness? Humans might be one of the very few species that can do this with remarkable fidelity! Reema Jayakar explains how understand this Universality of Human emotions was a turning point for her as a neuropsychologist.
A Soupçon of SciComm with Anusha Shankar on hummingbirds and energy budgets
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Hummingbirds are some of the tiniest birds with one of the highest metabolism rates ever found in the animal kingdom. Listen to Anusha Shankar explain how they manage to sleep at night and not die of starvation!
A Soupçon of SciComm with Arnab Dasgupta on Cosmology
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Space. The final frontier. These are the voyages of Starship IndSciComm. Its continuing mission – to explore strange new science.