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Listen to "Winging It!" where Frank and Sammy share their birding stories, misadventures, and love of birds!

Navigating Net Zero is a new podcast featuring conversations with practitioners and experts who are working through the complex realities of corporate decarbonization and sustainability. We demystify and highlight the challenges, opportunities, and real-world experiences faced by the people leading their institutions' net-zero journeys. Hosted by internationally-renowned climate change expert Alexia Kelly and brought to you by the Carbon Policy & Markets at the High Tide Foundation, Navigating Net Zero hopes to inspire action from this generation of climate leaders and the next.

The MEPCO bill online service makes it simple for customers to check, download, and pay their electricity bills without visiting the office. Multan Electric Power Company (MEPCO) provides this facility so that users can quickly enter their reference number on the official portal and view the latest bill. With the MEPCO bill online system, consumers save time and avoid long queues. You can print your duplicate bill, verify due dates, and even make payments through online banking or mobile apps. This digital solution ensures that customers have 24/7 access to their billing details. Whether you

GeneInCell-The AI-powered Biotech Podcast focuses on crisp, science-based podcasts on stem cells, organoids, and gene editing—tracking breakthroughs from bench to bedside for better human health, including Biotech and business.

Join Alex and Tyler, two young biologists as they seek to climb the tree of life. Follow us weekly as we go in-depth on the Living World from Domain to Species and everything in between. From sponges to squirrels and protists to pigeons we've got you covered as we discuss Life: The Complete Story.

Off the Gravel RoadRobb Ellis is a husband, father, grandfather, educator, tradesman, and public servant with a deep-rooted commitment to small-town life and hands-on learning. Born in Los Angeles, California, Robb moved to Vermont in the 1980s, where he began his first career in law enforcement. After retiring from the field, he transitioned into the plumbing and heating industry—eventually becoming a technical trainer at FIA, where he now helps shape the next generation of skilled trades professionals across New England. Robb’s journey has taken him through Vermont, Maine, ...

En este episodio exploramos la noticia que ha dado la vuelta al mundo: el anuncio de investigadores rusos sobre un tratamiento revolucionario contra el cáncer basado en la nanotecnología. Analizamos cómo funciona esta terapia, qué significa para los pacientes y qué opinan los expertos internacionales. Además, reflexionamos sobre si realmente estamos ante una cura definitiva o si todavía falta mucho camino por recorrer. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Bird of the Day! My name is Sam Rodgers, and I’m a 13-year-old birder from Eugene, Oregon. This is an informative, entertaining podcast about anything and everything birds. Episodes are released about once every few weeks and will be based on a specific bird species. Thanks for listening!

A fun and educational podcast intended to alter your perspective on sharks, with a focus on conservation and advocacy. Bite-sized facts, ocean-sized impact!

En trois parties, Le Pacte de l’eau se veut une plongée en profondeur dans le bassin versant du fleuve Mackenzie et les accords mis en place pour le protéger. L’air et l’eau transcendent les frontières, c’est aussi vrai de ce qui les pollue. Le microplastique du Sud se retrouve en Arctique, les fumées boréales se déplacent à des milliers de kilomètres. Cette mouvance pose la nécessité d’une coopération entre juridictions pour préserver une survivance commune. C’est dans cette optique que les Territoires du Nord-Ouest, l’Alberta, la Colombie-Britannique, le Yukon et la...

Echoes of the Wild is a storytelling podcast where nature speaks through those who live it. Each week, host Matt Giardino sits down with people whose lives are rooted in the wild — from wolf trackers and kayak guides to wildlife photographers and conservationists. Through real stories and raw moments, the show explores what they do, why it matters, and what we can all learn from their connection to the natural world. If you’ve ever felt the call of the wild — or want to understand it better — this show is for you.

Are you a lab leader looking to transform your lab's performance? Join host George Ambartsoumian, Ph.D., for in-depth conversations with industry leaders, lab managers, and seasoned lab experts from across the scientific community. Each discussion focuses on practical ways to optimize lab operations, manage diverse lab types such as biobanks, histology labs, and clinical facilities, and solve real-world lab challenges Actionable insights. Expert perspectives. Strategies you can apply right away. This is where lab leaders grow. See you inside!

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The Singularity Paradox: Bridging the Gap Between Humanity and AI is a comprehensive exploration of how the fusion of biology, neuroscience, and artificial intelligence can lead to the creation of Artificial Human Intelligence (AHI) as a conscious response to the unconscious development of superintelligence.

Precision Signals is a podcast from the CEO Roundtable on Cancer about decoding biomedical progress: what’s real, what matters, and what’s next. We talk with scientists, regulators, investors, and builders operating across the messy interface of research, healthcare, and policy. Some are moving the system from within; others are reshaping it from the outside. All of them bring signal in a world crowded with noise.

Ever read a headline and wonder what's actually happening? Physician and science communicator Alok Patel breaks down the stories that matter. In this 20-episode series from NOVA, connect with the brilliant minds tackling everything from climate change to medical breakthroughs so you can understand what's really going on.Discover more NOVA content and subscribe to our YouTube channel.

Progress is power. But our modern story of progress is a very dangerous fiction. In the pursuit of progress, of growth and expansion, we have levelled cities, flattened mountains, charted the globe and ushered in a new geological epoch unique in our planet’s 4.5-billion-year history. The idea of progress has compelled societies toward exploration, invention, and grandiosity on one hand, and on the other, genocide, slavery, ecocide, and conquest: it is the root of our civilization’s success, as well as its looming demise.

Journeying to the dawn of Homo sapiens, evolutionary biologist Madeleine Beekman reveals the “happy accidents” hidden in our molecular biology that led to one of the most fateful events in the history of life on Earth: our giving birth to babies earlier in their development than our hominid cousins the Neanderthals and Denisovans. Faced with highly dependent infants requiring years of nurturing and protection, early human communities needed to cooperate and coordinate, and it was this unprecedented need for communication that triggered the creation of human language—and changed everything.

私たちは、植物たちに心を感じている。開花の準備に一年もかけるサクラ。育てる人にやさしい声をかけられた園芸植物。触られて葉を閉じるオジギソウ。暗い中でも上へ上へと伸びるモヤシ。