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Scalpels & Circuits: How AI Is Changing the Surgery Room
Edward J. Harvey and Chad G. Ball discuss the integration of AI in surgery, from pre-operative planning to remote procedures, while also addressing concerns about intellectual property in this interview episode.
29 May 2025
Can ChatGPT Be an Author? The Academic Dilemma
Researchers Atsushi Goto and Kota Katanoda examine the role of AI tools like ChatGPT in academic authorship, weighing ethical considerations and factual accuracy to determine its suitability as a coauthor in this interview.
28 May 2025
Can Science Save Our Planet in Time?
Professor Andrew J Tanentzap discusses how current research addresses the global environmental crisis with actionable solutions, offering a foundation for a sustainable future in this interview.
27 May 2025
Step by Step: The Science Behind Hitting 10,000 Daily Steps
Researchers Gregory Ang, Chuen Seng Tan, Nicole Lim, Jeremy Tan, Falk Müller-Riemenschneider, Alex R. Cook, and Cynthia Chen discuss the science behind hitting 10,000 daily steps, revealing age and time of day influence step success.
26 May 2025
Sleepless & Struggling: The Hidden Sleep Crisis Among College Students
Researchers Nathaniel Watson, Mateusz Babicki, Patryk Piotrowski, and Agnieszka Mastalerz-Migas reveal a global sleep crisis among college students, impacting mental health and quality of life, based on data from 20,000 students.
23 May 2025
Can Global Warming Make You Faster? The Surprising Science Behind Athletic Gains
Researchers Shixin Wang, Tiexin Chen, and Jing-Jia Luo explore how climate warming and thinner air may be boosting performance in anaerobic sports, potentially enhancing athletic records in this interview.
22 May 2025
How Weather Shocks Ripple Through the Global Economy?
Lennart Quante, Sven N. Willner, Christian Otto, and Anders Levermann discuss their study using the Acclimate model to simulate how climate-induced production disruptions impact global trade, revealing vulnerabilities and potential future shocks in this episode.
21 May 2025
Trade Wars: Who Really Wins in the Long Run?
Researcher Ejuchegahi A. Angwaomaodolo analyzes the long-term consequences of global trade wars, such as fractured supply chains and reshaped alliances, in this interview episode.
20 May 2025
Why AI Thinks Pikachu Is a Threat: Sound, Symbols & Survival Bias
Researcher Alexander Kilpatrick explores how AI algorithms, trained on Pokémon names, develop threat biases, revealing unexpected insights into machine learning and digital cautiousness in this interview.
16 May 2025
The Mom-preneur Paradox: Freedom, Hustle, and the Hidden Frustration
Sociologists Julia Salgado and Marianna Ferreira Jorge analyze the rise of the "mom-preneur" in Brazil, exploring the balance between autonomy, caregiving, and performance pressures in an interview.
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