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Today I’m speaking to José Luis Ricón. José is currently investigating how to make science great again. Beyond analyzing in which ways scientific mechanisms like peer-review and funding are broken, he tries to formulate and propose better alternatives to speed up scientific progress. Currently, he is focused on biology - specifically the field of longevity.
We span everything from the uncertainties inherent in working on the frontiers, ways to excite people about biology, and the much underrated aspects of being online.
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Today I’m speaking to Sonia Joseph. Sonia is a computational neuroscientist interested in the nature of intelligence - both in humans and machines.
She currently works at Janelia, a different kind of research institute, that has been dubbed the Bell Labs of Biology.
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Today I am talking to Brian Heligman. Brian has spent the past years working on developing a new way of cheaply manufacturing batteries at scale - a problem of critical importance for the process of electrifying the world - while also allowing for the creation of brand new tech. This process has le…
Frontiers is an exploration of the state of knowledge in tech and science. It is focused on the open questions, on the pressing issues and the candid insights of the ambitious people who are working hard today to create a better tomorrow.
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