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Science Behind the Glass: illuminating the human side

Science Behind the Glass: illuminating the human side

著者： Science behind the Glass
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Who really makes science happen?

First bilingual podcast (Spanish & English)! We pull back the curtain on the hidden figures behind the scenes: scientists, engineers, field workers, data analysts, social leaders, and more, who rarely make the headlines but whose work shapes our world. Through powerful storytelling and personal interviews from across continents, we explore the passions, challenges, and human experiences that drive science forward.

Two hosts. Two languages. One mission: to humanise science, one voice at a time.

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  • La basura de hoy, el oro de mañana

    La basura de hoy, el oro de mañana
    2026/10/15

    En el norte de Australia, la cosecha de caña de azúcar deja toneladas de bagazo, y por lo general se quema. Andrés Ruiz, biólogo vegetal colombiano, lo está convirtiendo en bioplástico.

    En este episodio de Science Behind the Glass, Linda Hernández Durán y Daniel Esguerra conversan con Andrés sobre su camino. Empezó estudiando plantas medicinales en Colombia y terminó fundando AgIntelliSense en Cairns, una empresa emergente que busca el valor que tienen los residuos orgánicos.

    Capítulos

    00:00 Bienvenida

    01:21 Fisiología vegetal y bioactividad

    06:16 De Colombia a Australia

    11:14 De la maestría a la empresa

    13:35 Del bagazo de caña de azúcar al bioplástico

    17:59 Metabolómica: lo que diferencia a AgIntelliSense

    22:09 Diseñar una plataforma con inteligencia artificial sin saber programar

    25:38 Sargazo y otros residuos 28:39 Los retos de emprender

    37:44 El problema de la escala 43:37 Gobiernos, sostenibilidad y la economía de la dona

    48:36 Consejos para científicos que quieren emprender

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    53 分
  • A Life Indigenous & a Sensei

    A Life Indigenous & a Sensei
    2026/09/17

    What if reclaiming your identity could change the way you see leadership, community, and the world?

    Tuari Dawson shares the deeply personal story of reconnecting with his Māori heritage, and why his ta moko represents responsibility, identity, and legacy rather than status. This conversation explores:

    • Healing from shame
    • The strength of cultural identity
    • Leadership as service
    • The meaning of community
    • Why being different doesn’t mean being separate
    • How martial arts preserve history, discipline, and cultural knowledge

    Chapters:

    00:01 — Tuari Dawson’s Identity10:49 — Comunidad, ciencia y formas de conocimiento

    02:37 — Moko as Responsibility and Legacy24:39 — Artes marciales, identidad y respeto cultural

    10:49 — Community, Science, and Ways of Knowing

    19:33 — Reconciliation Through Connection

    24:39 — Martial Arts, Identity, and Cultural Respect

    36:21 — Nature as a Living Being with Rights

    49:10 — Decolonisation, Misinformation, and the Power of Voice

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  • Can AI Predict the Storm Before It Forms? With Dr Jonathan Ferrer

    Can AI Predict the Storm Before It Forms? With Dr Jonathan Ferrer
    2026/09/03

    The weather forecast sees the world in 25-kilometre squares. Your entire city fits inside one of them — along with the hill, the valley and the coastline that make your weather completely different from the next suburb. Jonathan Ferrer builds AI that fills in what's inside that square.

    From a lab in Abu Dhabi, he takes blurry global forecasts and sharpens them to 200 metres: enough to say which streets turn dangerous in a heatwave, or whether a farmer needs to harvest this week. It runs on the same technology that generates images from a text prompt. It starts with static and refines until real weather appears. We talk about whether AI is worth its energy cost, whether this is a bubble, and why he insists that the old-fashioned meteorologists are now more necessary, not less.

    Timestamps

    • 01:30- From Spain to Australia to Abu Dhabi
    • 03:04- Research at the University of Queensland and CSIRO
    • 04:03- Why applied science matters for real world impact
    • 09:29- Why generative AI matters for weather and climate
    • 13:48- Working with governments on climate and infrastructure decisions
    • 16:24- Balancing AI cost, energy use, and public value
    • 20:57- Ethics, transparency, and energy efficient deployment
    • 31:43- Agriculture, crop planning, and localised weather risk
    • 35:04- Why traditional models and domain expertise are still essential

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    39 分
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