# Atomic Interaction
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Top podcast episodes featuring atomic interaction.
Episode 3 - Notice, Name, & Nurture the Gifts with Guest Livia Chan
Before we focus on ways to make our learners grateful, how can we be grateful for our learners? This is something that Livia Chan prioritizes in her classroom. In this heartfelt episode, Liv paints the picture of gratitude in her learning community as well as the benefits of social contagion.
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Episode 304 - Flexible electronics, graphene transfer and paper sensors
Flexible electronics and phones sound like science fiction,but materials engineers are turning them into science fact. We find out about projects from across the world to make it a reality. From Australian flexible screens, to MIT's incredibly thin and exotic semiconductors to Purdue's paper based …
The Role of Nanotribology in the Quest for Sustainability
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Nanotribology is a growing field within tribology that studies the interactions of materials at the nanoscale which is an extremely small domain. In an effort to reduce friction and wear, improve efficiency and reduce emissions, a better understanding of how friction and wear can b…
Radiation for the rest of us: The alpha, beta and gamma of atomic interaction
Physicist Dr Roger Rassool discusses the basic physics behind the radioactivity produced -- and sometimes leaked -- in the production of nuclear power. With science host Dr Shane Huntington.
Atomic Interactions with blogger Livia Chan, M.Ed
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Every moment matters. Teacher and blogger Livia Chan learned early in life that you don’t know when it will be the last time you get to say goodbye to the ones you love. In her 20s, Livia lost her best friend and grandmother. Since then, Livia has made it a point to make sure to coun…
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