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Episode 112 - How the Internet Disrupted Science (opens the original)
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Espionage, organized crime, corruption....That's right we're talking about academic publishing. Joy Moore and Kent Anderson, two long time insiders in the world of scholarly publishing, join the show to talk about their new book 'How the Internet Disrupted Science'. They discuss what forces led to a flipping of incentives and a flood of money into the world of publishing science and how this has corrupted the industry. We also discuss the determent this has on society through grifting, misinform
Episode 111 - The Beauty and Power of Metabolism (opens the original)
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In this episode my guest and I discuss the beautiful alchemy that is metabolism and how it can be used to accelerate sustainable bioproduction. Joining me is Jan Krüsemann, a postdoctoral researcher at the Institute for Biochemistry in Berlin and an all around interesting and lovely person. We chat about metabolism being not merely a biological process but also a sophisticated mechanism through which life transforms various substrates into energy and essential biomolecules. We discuss how enzyme
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