Simply Science

In this episode, we delve into the innovative method of using vibrating molecules to destroy cancer cells, explore the impacts of climate change on UK's ecosystems, discuss Japan's ambitious plans for a moon landing, and question the legitimacy of astrobiology as a scientific field.

In this episode, we delve into the impacts of climate change on UK's ecosystems, discuss the surprising discovery of a planet 'too massive for its star', explore Japan's plans for a moon landing in the late 2020s, and round up the ten most significant science stories of 2023.

In this episode, we delve into the 'seasonal shift' caused by climate change that's disrupting UK's nature, the achievements of the UAE Research Program for Rain Enhancement Science, Japan's plans for a late 2020s moon landing, and the discovery of a planet that's 'too massive for its star'.

In this episode, we discuss Japan's historic moon landing mission, showcase the most stunning nature photos of 2023, explore the restoration of degraded wetlands, and delve into the surprising discovery of a planet 'too massive for its star'.

In this episode, we delve into the top ten science stories of 2023, discuss Japan's historic moon landing mission, and explore a groundbreaking method to break down methane faster than ever. We also address the glaring disparity in international science collaborations and its implications for global scientific progress.

In this episode, we delve into the global impact of wetland restoration, discuss the urgent need for research into AI consciousness, and explore a groundbreaking method to break down methane faster than ever. We also discuss the evolution of science from Einstein's era to the rise of AI, and the debate over the disruptive nature of modern science.

Join us as we explore the latest scientific developments, including a new process that breaks down methane faster than ever, the urgent need for research on AI consciousness, the state of science in Brazil, and a surprising astronomical discovery that challenges our understanding of planetary formation.

Join Diego and Charlotte as they explore the uncharted territory of AI consciousness and its ethical implications. They also provide a comprehensive rundown of upcoming scientific events in 2024, discuss the predicted decline in ecosystem benefits due to climate change, and shed light on the state of science in Brazil under its new leadership.

Join Diego and Charlotte as they discuss the latest groundbreaking discoveries in astronomy and climate science. They delve into the mystery of a massive planet orbiting a small star, the innovative 'methane munching monster', and the role of nature in climate change mitigation. The podcast also brings to light the stark disparities in global research collaborations and the urgent need for equity.

Join Diego and Charlotte as they delve into the latest scientific breakthroughs that are revolutionizing our fight against climate change and shaping the future of energy production. They also explore the debate on the nature and pace of scientific progress, and how we can ensure that disruptive innovations do more good than harm.