Top-Ten Podcast Takeaways
Episode clips from
premiere podcast
guests on natural and human sciences,
from astrophyics to better health
and mind. Video posted on YouTube.
Read-along detail slides in PDF file
here.
Protecting Your Digital Legacy
Retired
educator and technology expert
Budd Turner, and biologist/patent
attorney
Matthew Burr discuss ways to protect
your digital
postings and creations, and
help your works be properly passed on.
1)
Doctor's Tips for Healthy Body & Mind
2)
Global Outbreak of Fatty Liver Disease
Guest:
Robert Hendrix, MD
A retired surgeon and educator in
medicine shares information on
an epidemic of fatty liver diesease,
tips
for better health and diet, and advice
for young scientists
and students on
beating early life challenges and finding
a
rewarding life in learning and serving.
1)
Protecting Your Ideas with Patent Law
2)
Biology, Science, and Patent Law
Guest:
Matthew Burr, JD
Biology degree from UC San Diego,
and
graduate studies at Baylor
College of Medicine. Technician in
biology labs at The Salk Institute,
Harvard, and MIT. Currently a
patent attorney in Texas for
23 years serving entrepreneurs
and start-ups.
New Tactics in Chemistry Education
Guest:
Dr. Michael Shaw
PhD in inorganic chemistry from
University of British Columbia in
Vancouver. Distinguished
Research Professor at Southern
Illinois University in
Edwardsville.
NSF grant in inorganic compounds
for 10-years.
Board Member
of the Science Circle and frequent
presenter in
virtual world settings.
Education Innovations
Guest:
Dr. Greg Perrier
Zoologist and PhD in Range Science.
International development work in
Africa through Peace Corps and
USAID. Education innovator in
teaching technologies for STEM
(Science, Technology, Engineering,
Math) subjects in
virtual worlds
through Northern Virginia
Community College (NOVA).
Healing Hypnosis Exercise
This
is a carryover from my graduate
studies in counseling pschology and
hypnotherapy: a guided hypnosis
session for stress-relief and
healing.
Host/Producer: Steven R. Van Hook, PhD
1)
Getting Along with Aliens
2)
Our Transgalactic Differences
3)
Our Universal Origins
Exosociology:
Transgalactic
Alien Relations
This three-part podcast
series
is an encore excerpt of a Science Circle
presentation,
grounded in transcultural
research on what social traits we might
share in common with our galactic alien
neighbors and how they
might act.
Astrophysics and Entropy
Guest:
Dr. Rob Knop
PhD in physics from CalTech and
postdoc
with the Supernova Cosmology
Project. Now a researcher in
computational astrophysics. He served
on a Nobel winning
project discovering
the expansion of the universe. This
episode previews
his
talk on entropy.
Molecular Genetics
Guest:
Dr. Stephen Gasior
PhD in molecular genetics and
cell biology from University of
Chicago. Postdoc research at
Tulane
Cancer Center. Currently
working for DowDuPont to develop
genome editing technologies
for corn. Former educator
at University of New Orleans and
Ball State University.
The Science Circle Turns 10: We're Live!
Guest:
Professor Phil Youngblood
Science Circle
Board Member,
university
educator in computer
information systems, NASA exo-
biologist, biochemist,
military officer,
and frequent Science Circle
presenter since
the organization's
founding in 2008.
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are links to episodes and