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Génération Do It Yourself
Matthieu Stefani | Orso Media
The Deep View: Conversations
The Deep View
פשוט AI
Benny Farber
The Lunduke Journal of Technology
Bryan Lunduke
Artificial Intelligence Masterclass
AI Masterclass
Geek Forever’s Podcast
tharadhol
AI News Daily - Your Daily AI Briefing in 5 Minutes
Pickert GmbH
The Real Time Show
Rob Nudds & Alon Ben Joseph
M365.FM - Modern work, security, and productivity with Microsoft 365
Mirko Peters - Founder of m365.fm, m365.show and m365con.net
Podcast DekNet
Dek
Founders
David Senra
CyberWire Daily
N2K Networks
KREWKAST
Felix Bahlinger, Julian Völzke
Monde Numérique | Actualité Tech & IA
Jerome Colombain
London Futurists
London Futurists
Dad Reviews with @LaneVids
LaneVids
AI for Beginners (300 episodes)
A.I. For Beginners
Wendover Productions
Wendover Productions
Reflections
Livewire Labs
News from the Woods
by Filip Molcan
A.I 101
Daniel Lucas
The Automated Daily
TrendTeller
The Automated Daily - AI News Edition
TrendTeller
That's What I Call Science!
That’s What I Call Science
Artificial Intelligence Growth Architect | Connor with Honor | Real Estate Consultant
Connor T. MacIvor | Connor with Honor
SEO F**king What - Get Found on Google and make money from your website with practical SEO tips
Nikki Pilkington
Hacker Newsroom
pod pub
CyberCode Academy
CyberCode Academy
Caffe 2.0
Valentino Spataro
Daily Paper Cast
Jingwen Liang, Gengyu Wang
TED-Ed
TED-Ed
Brad & Will Made a Tech Pod.
Brad Shoemaker, Will Smith
The Linux Cast
The Linux Cast
Superkraft KI News | by Jörg Schieb
Jörg Schieb
Romain Lanéry
Romain Lanéry
Podcast Patapoe
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Tecnología
That’s What I Call Science
A long, long time ago in a university far away, TWICS host Olly studied Zoology alongside adventurer Kate Lacey. Kate’s career would take her across the world to places like the Amazon, South Africa, and beyond. On her r...
How much can a tree tell us about the climate? Quite a lot, it turns out.This week, we chat with Dr Kathryn Allen from the University of Tasmania, one of Australia’s few dendroclimatologists, about how she uses tree ring...
Copper is all around us, from the wires in our homes to the technologies powering the transition to renewable energy. But where does it actually come from, and how do we find it?In this episode, Dr Hannah Moore is joined...
What is a hydrogeologist, why is groundwater important, and how can mine sites both contribute to and impact our hidden water sources? In this episode, Dr Elise Tuuri is joined by the recently conferred Dr Birte Moser, a...
Welcome back to another episode in sunny Oxford! While Olly was in the UK, she visited St John’s College at the University of Oxford. There, she sat down with the College President, Professor Lady Sue Black, Baroness Bla...
This week, Dr Jane Younger returns to the TWICS mic to tell Olly about her recent adventures down south to Antarctica.Unfortunately, the trip involved seeing staggering rates of avian influenza, affecting multiple specie...
In this episode of That's What I Call Science, Dr. Elise Tuuri sits down with Dr. Andrew Turner, Medical Director of DonateLife Tasmania, to explore the life-saving world of organ and tissue donation. Tasmania is leading...
With Pint of Science just around the corner, we’re joined by three of the presenters from Hobart’s 2026 event, “From Inner Workings to Icy Worlds” at Shambles Brewery.First, sea ice researcher Dr Johannes Lohse takes us ...
Henna Tyyskä is a PhD student in Catalonia, Spain studying how historical land-use affects fungi under the forest floor.Inspired to be a scientist after reading Gorillas in the Mist by Dian Fossey, Henna grew up in Finl...
From Catalonia, PhD student Marc Busuldu grew up fascinated by the stars. Internships across Spain led him to a position at CREAF and to his current PhD on how characterising the electrical signal of leaves can help us t...
From the posters at the 2026 AMOS conference, we bring you a podcast episode with the latest science on oceans, the climate and weather! We hear from a range of experts who tell us about the science laid out on their da...
In this episode, Olly and Georgia journey to the Tasmanian ‘Science in the Park’ event held in late 2025. Science in the Park is a hands-on event where science comes alive in all its forms! Despite a day of rain, wind, a...
In this episode, we speak with Alyssa Seckinger-Crow, who is studying Marine and Antarctic Governance at the University of Tasmania. Alyssa is the founder of the Tassie Student Science Communicators Network and Young Oce...
Raised on the coast of Maine, Dr Haley Viehman has been drawn to the ocean her whole life. Starting in civil and environmental engineering, she discovered her passion for marine science by studying how fish interact with...
In this week’s episode, we chat with Ella Burgun, our Social Media Team Coordinator and local science communicator! We dive into Ella’s path into science communication and explore her recently completed Master’s thesis i...
This week, Dr Simon Torok and Dr Cintya Dharmayanti from Scientell join Olly to talk about their experiences in scicomm, what Scientell is, and the evolving landscape of communicating STEMM. Show theme music: Kevin MacLe...
Growing up excited for every visit to her grandparents’ farm where she could sit amongst the trees eating tropical fruits, Dr. Lucette Adet has always been fascinated by plants. Currently undertaking research in the Cong...
Join Dr Kate Johnson and Laura Wynne Stewart to hear about the busy, beautiful forests that Laura is working to understand and advocate for. Growing up on islands, Laura’s curiosity and love for nature drove her to scien...
Welcome to the last episode of 2025! Earlier on in the year, we had a mini-series on literacy and numeracy. Today’s episode continues on from that theme as Olly is joined by Austin and Richard from the 2 To Ramble podcas...
Join us to hear from the winners of our STEMM Solutions For Our Island Competition 2025!STEMM Solutions For Our Island was open to grade 10, 11 and 12 students in lutruwita/Tasmania who identify as female, femme or non-b...
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