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5 episodes
since June 8, 2021
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In this episode of the Enlighten Science Podcast, we spoke to Professor Stephen Salter, Emeritus Professor at the University of Edinburgh about how geoengineering can be used to reverse the effects of climate change. Stephen provides an in-depth discussion of marine cloud brightening, a technique u…

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In this episode of the Enlighten Science Podcast, we spoke to Dr. Alun Williams, the Director of the Sports Genomics Laboratory at Manchester Metropolitan University about how genes affect sporting performance. We discussed how athletes can be genetically pre-disposed to win, how researchers find g…
Are we reaching the limit of human performance? In the first part of an Olympic special in honor of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic games, we ask Prof. Steve Haake and Dr. Simon Goodwill of Sheffield Hallam University to find out if we are reaching the limits of human sporting performance, how Park Run is h…
In this episode, we talk to Helen Sang from the Roslin Institute about the power of gene editing from food security to disease prevention. We talk to Helen about the impact gene editing has on our food, the animals around us, and even increasingly on humans. 
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