This series from the University of Calgary shares the stories of researchers who have moved their discoveries forward and their innovation journeys to implementation and creating impact. This series aims to inspire researchers and community partners to take new steps toward transforming discoveries into solutions, products, and services. Learn how to move your research-to-impact in the Innovation@UCalgary ecosystem: https://ucalgary.ca/innovation

The Supporting Families: Latest Science, Best Practices podcast, hosted by Dr. Paul Roumeliotis, presents the latest science and current practices in different areas of early childhood development. Dr. Roumeliotis is the Medical Officer of Health and Chief Executive Officer of the Eastern Ontario Health Unit (EOHU). His specialities are pediatrics, public health, physician leadership, multimedia health creation and production. For more information please visit child-encyclopedia.com, www.familiescanada.ca, and www.drpaul.com. This resource is brought to you by Families Canada, the Centre of Excellence for Early Childhood Development, and Dr. Paul, and is made possible with the support of the ESDC- Social Development Partnership Program

Dr. David Ebert and Andrew Lewin interview shark scientists and conservationists to find out the steps they took that lead them to study and work with sharks. Interviews include stories of field shenanigans; career choices and advice; and, the science of sharks that may or may not include great white sharks...mostly not.

Medical experts from The University of Kansas Health System discuss current health events and advances in medicine.

Ask Tony Lyons to share a fond memory of growing up in Ireland, and he might tell you about the mudflats. About how, as a kid, he’d watch shorebirds turn over stones to get at the worms beneath – an image that stuck. Like those Turnstone birds (albeit less stocky), Tony’s been flipping over rocks for more than 30 years. As a leader in brand communications, he’s passionate about uncovering the mystery of creativity and solving some of its most common challenges. Now, Tony’s bringing the same wonder that’s propelled his career to guide conversations with scientists, educators, and psychologists alike. How are we hardwired to respond to creativity? How can we shape our creative work to resonate? For Tony, there’s always a stone to be upturned. Welcome to Flipping over Rocks Podcast. It’s time to get curious.

A podcast for those that are interested in an introduction to the more technical aspects of artificial intelligence.

The Extension 360 podcast highlights the programs of Rutgers Cooperative Extension and the people that make them possible. Through engaging interviews with faculty and staff - including agents, educators, and researchers, the podcast explores the impact that RCE has on the daily lives of the citizens of New Jersey. The wide-ranging conversations explore topics around agriculture, natural resources, food systems, nutrition, health & wellness, youth development and more.

The world feels tough right now. Igniting Change is your reminder that there are inspiring (and bad-ass) people out there fighting for humanity with courage, creativity, and tech. Each week we share conversations with changemakers turning big challenges into bold action. Hope lives here.

Welcome to ACCESS the official podcast of Stroke: Vascular & Interventional Neurology. ACCESS is a bi-monthly audio podcast that summarizes the latest advances in vascular and interventional neurology, featuring interviews with the leading minds and investigators in cerebrovascular disease. In this introductory episode, hosts Erica Jones, Jim Siegler, and Casey Albin, along with Editor-in-Chief, Ashu Jadhav, introduce themselves and provide an overview of what to expect.

Each week, scientists David Roberts and John Gildea and their guests will break down everything from complicated formulas behind supplement science to simple steps to improve your health - one day at a time.

Impactful malaria science, and the trailblazers leading the fight. A podcast from the Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute.

Complex Questions - Explained Simply, in about 10-15 minutes. I like to ask and answer BIG questions. We use animations, live videos, simple analogies and narration to explain complex subjects in science, technology, consciousness, and other weighty matters. If you want to impress someone with your knowledge, or just have your mind blown once in a while - check us out.