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🎙️ Episodio 2: MPG – El ingrediente secreto en tu día a día 🧪¿Sabías que un compuesto químico podría estar en tu jarabe para la tos, tu crema humectante, en tus pinturas 🎨, en componentes de fluidos hidráulicos ⚙️ y hasta en tu desodorante?En este episodio de ConCiencia, David y Roberto conversan con Rocío, Jefa de Investigación y Desarrollo 🔬 en Polioles, sobre el monopropilenglicol (MPG): una molécula ⚛️ versátil, segura y omnipresente.🔍 Descubre qué es el MPG, cómo se produce, por qué es tan útil en la industria y cómo ha evolucionado desde su ...

👃Scent: Sacred Science and Jewish Mysticism This text explores the profound significance of scent across both ancient spiritual traditions and modern scientific understanding. It highlights the unique spiritual purity attributed to smell in Jewish thought, citing its untouched status during the fall and its association with the soul and divine connection. The piece then connects this spiritual view to Jewish ritual, particularly the Ketoret incense offering, explaining its mystical and practical purposes. Finally, it discusses contemporary scientific findings regarding olfaction, noting the...

☯️Torah and Quantum Entanglement An article by Rabbi Shlomo Ezagui, explores the surprising connections between ancient Torah principles and the findings of modern quantum mechanics, particularly the concept of quantum entanglement. The author posits that the timeless wisdom of the Torah, which has sustained Jewish tradition, offers a framework for understanding the fundamental blueprint of the universe that science is now uncovering. He draws on the teachings of Maimonides, who emphasized the study of the natural world as a path to understanding the divine, to illustrate how the Torah ...

This episode is a dive into the dynamic world of hydrogen and its pivotal role in the future of clean energy. Key topics covered include the challenges of intermittent renewable energy sources, the mechanics and benefits of hydrogen as an energy carrier, the hurdles in hydrogen production and infrastructure, and the promise of converting hydrogen into transportable compounds like ammonia and methanol. The episode also explores the potential for hydrogen to revolutionize various industries and offer energy independence.

Secondo la fonte, https://www.chemeurope.com/en/news/1186382/green-hydrogen-mxene-boosts-the-effectiveness-of-catalysts.html, il MXene è un materiale a struttura lamellare che si dimostra molto efficace nell'ospitare particelle attive per la catalisi. Questa capacità consente di sviluppare catalizzatori potenziati che accelerano significativamente la reazione di evoluzione dell'ossigeno, un processo cruciale ma lento nella produzione di idrogeno verde tramite elettrolisi. La ricerca suggerisce che l'utilizzo del MXene, in particolare con vacanze di vanadio per aumentare l'area superficiale, ...

In which we discuss the history of scientists attempting to determine a half-life of a specific radioactive isotope of samarium, and why that determination is so important for other branches of science. We learn of the poor quality of the observation, how at least one result was retracted, and how a new way to measure half-lives offers hope for a resolution to this problem.Support the showSupport my podcast at https://www.patreon.com/thehistoryofchemistry Tell me how your life relates to chemistry! E-mail me at steve@historyofchem.comGet my book, O Mg! How Chemistry Came to Be, from World ...

physicsofthemystics@gmail.com The source by Rabbi Shlomo Ezagui explores the concept of counting in Jewish tradition, particularly referencing the census in the Book of Numbers, contrasting it with instances where counting was detrimental. It examines the tension between revealing individuality through enumeration and the spiritual potential held in the uncounted or hidden. The author draws a fascinating parallel between these ancient ideas and principles in quantum mechanics, specifically the concept of superposition and wavefunction collapse, to illustrate how observation can affect reality ...

In this episode, Ecolink sits down with Anna Sampson, Executive Director of We Are Neutral, to talk through our journey toward carbon neutrality — what it really takes, what we've learned, and how your organization can do it too. We also break down the biggest myths around carbon offsets and share how to make a real, measurable climate impact without the greenwashing.Learn how to go carbon neutral the right way — and why it matters now more than ever.

In this episode of our Sustainability in Action podcast series, we spotlight the Performance Products team—winners of the Huntsman Corporation's 2024 CEO Award for Manufacturing Excellence—for their innovative project, “Turning Straw Into Gold: Recycling Ethyleneamine (EA) Lights" Responding to evolving market dynamics, the team reengineered operations at two Ethyleneamines (EA) plants to reduce production of lower-value products and increase output of more profitable, in-demand materials. By creatively repurposing existing equipment and optimizing processes, they achieved significant ...

Take a deep dive into the world of light curing units with Dr. Rolando Nuñez in Episode 27 of the Bonding and Beer dental podcast. Is your light curing unit up to par? Does your curing unit have a high enough milliwatt output? Get your curing light questions answered and learn more about beam profile, collimation, wavelength, and intensity.Visit our website! It's the perfect place to submit questions, suggestions, and learn more about the show: https://info.bisco.com/bonding-and-beer-landing Follow us on Instagram to stay updated with everything Bonding and Beer!Check out the video version of...

In our next episode, we’re joined by Jason Cole, a Senior Research Fellow at the Cambridge Crystallographic Data Center (CCDC). He shares his fascinating journey, starting from his childhood in Italy, where his love for science blossomed, all the way to his impressive career in computational chemistry and crystallography. We chat about what CCDC does in terms of gathering and sharing crystallographic data, the ups and downs of software development in this field, and why it’s so crucial to validate docking software. Jason also highlights the importance of data standards, the philanthropic ...

This episode offers listeners a chance to become more knowledgeable on how they can audit preparedness, by using internal audits. We will discuss corrective action processes and share strategies for ensuring ongoing quality improvement.Our goal is to help empower these organization with information on how to maintain compliance and risk management. The ultimate intention is to show how this can ensure that clinical operations stay strong, aligned with the most current cGCP regulations, transparent, and robust.This episode will use FDA regulations, ICH guidelines, and GMP, quality, and ...

This is a dive into ICH guidelines, specifically E6(R2), which is a corner stone of current Good Clinical Practices, that shapes cGCP worldwide. We discuss the reasoning behind harmonization efforts and the way these standards are influencing national regulations.This also discusses that ICH Guidelines, particularly the E6 R2 guideline, is about ensuring that clinical trials are conducted ethically. There is a focus on patient safety throughout every step. Practical implications for multinational trials and compliance strategies will be covered throughout this podcast episode.

Details and explains the enforcement mechanisms that regulatory agencies employ to make sure cGCP compliance. Also explained is the role that audit procedures, risk-based inspections, and corrective actions have.This includes the ways that all of the previous measures drive continuous improvement and to safe guard participant safety in clinical research. Discussions on good documentation practices will take place, the types of audits are performed, and the role they take in maintaining GCP compliance. Validation practices tie into many aspects of CGMP, and will be discussed in full detail.

In this illuminating episode, we delve into the fascinating world of fractoluminescence, where the breaking of materials creates spectacular light displays. Through engaging interviews with materials scientists and engineers, we explore how the sudden release of energy during fracture events can generate visible light through various mechanisms. Our journey takes us through advanced research facilities where scientists study this phenomenon in different materials, from common crystals to specialized compounds. We'll examine the fundamental physics behind fractoluminescence, including the role ...

This episode discusses the move toward sustainable practices and green chemistry in drug development and manufacturing. Dialogue on environmental initiatives, innovative chemistry approaches, and documented case studies is provided. There is much discussion on pollution, waste, resource depletion, and economics.The episode also explores the 12 core principles and some of the most important, including waste prevention and atom economy. The conversation goes into detail about examples, like safer solvents and how to use them. There is much discussion about specific documents, such as the 20201 D...

In this mind-bending episode, we explore the extraordinary phenomenon of sonoluminescence, where sound waves create tiny bubbles of light in liquid. Through engaging interviews with physicists and acoustics experts, we delve into how ultrasonic waves can trap and compress air bubbles until they collapse with such intensity that they emit brief flashes of light. Our journey takes us through specialized laboratories where researchers create and study these microscopic "stars in a jar," generating temperatures that momentarily rival those of the sun's surface. We'll examine the complex physics ...