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  • John Herbert: Not All Science is Going to Take Us to the Moon – And That’s Okay
    2025/10/08
    John Herbert, professor of chemistry and biochemistry, discusses his work in computational molecular quantum mechanics and quantum chemistry with host David Staley. Herbert describes machine learning, cost-effective training data for AI models and the need for low-cost computational methods, which he calls “computing for the proletariat”. Professor Herbert also shares his insights on the culture […]
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    23 分
  • Nyama McCarthy-Brown: Everybody is a Dancer
    2025/10/01
    Nyama McCarthy-Brown, Associate Professor of Dance Pedagogy through Community Engagement, discusses her work and achievements in dance pedagogy and community engagement. She also talks about the Ohio State Artist Laureate program, and her experience as the inaugural Laureate in 2023. Dr. Brown talks with host David Staley about her book, Skin Colored Pointes, which explores […]
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    30 分
  • Adam Fromme: Designing the Future
    2025/09/18
    Adam Fromme, Assistant Professor of Teaching in the Department of Design and contributor to the College of Nursing’s Master of Healthcare Innovation Program, discusses his podcast, Thinking Through Design, which explores the process and mindset behind design work. With host David Staley, he discusses the origins and target audience of the podcast, the importance of […]
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    30 分
  • Catalina Iannone: Iberian Urban Explorer
    2025/09/10
    My way of making a more specific entry into that conversation is to focus on urban environments, to focus on cities. I am interested in the interplay between the way that we talk about spaces, the way that we talk about cities, neighborhoods, the people that inhabit them, and how that actually has an impact in the way that these areas develop
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    34 分
  • Bryan Carstens: How AI Can Predict Undescribed Mammals
    2025/09/03
    Bryan Carstens, Professor of Evolution, Ecology, and Organismal Biology, discusses his research on phylogeography, molecular ecology, and systematics. Carstens’ lab uses genetic data to understand the evolutionary history of animals. A bat biologist by training, he delves into fieldwork processes, the importance of museum collections, and technological advancements like DNA sequencing and AI in his […]
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    29 分
  • Voices EXTRA: Roman Suer on the 2025 Barbara and Sheldon Pinchuk Award
    2025/08/27
    Roman Suer, Arts Scholars Program Manager and recipient of the 2025 Barbara and Sheldon Pinchuk Arts – Community Outreach Award, discusses his award and the details and objectives of the Arts Scholars Program. Suer received the Pinchuk Arts Community Outreach Award for his work on a high school arts incubator project. The program provides applied […]
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    15 分
  • Dehua Pei: How Do Large Molecules Pass Through Cell Membranes?
    2025/08/13
    Dehua Pei, Distinguished Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, discusses his groundbreaking research on how biomolecules, particularly large proteins, traverse cell membranes. This fundamental question has significant implications for drug discovery. His team has identified a new mechanism they call vesicle budding and collapse (VBC) and is exploring its potential to deliver therapeutic agents for diseases […]
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    27 分
  • Sultana Nahar: Eye on the Sky
    2025/07/23
    Sultana Nahar, research professor in the Department of Astronomy and 2025 recipient of the William Fowler Award for Research from the Eastern Great Lakes Section of the American Physical Society, discusses her innovative research in atomic astrophysics, including her notable contributions to the NORAD atomic database and the book Atomic Astrophysics and Spectroscopy. She explores […]
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    35 分