Curious Minds Podcast

A podcast about Science, Technology & History. Funny, Smart and In-Depth. Hosted By Ran Levi (B.Sc EE) and Kelly O'Laughlin (Author, "A Highly Sensitive Person's Life"). For more info visit www.cmpod.net

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Eine durchschnittliche Folge dieses Podcasts dauert 32m. Bisher sind 37 Folge(n) erschienen. Dieser Podcast erscheint jede zweite Woche.

Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 19 hours 2 minutes

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Molecular Clock, Pt.1: Mitochondrial DNA | Curious Minds


A scientific paper released in 1987 dramatically changed our understanding of human evolution. It was based on a novel technique called 'The Molecular Clock'.


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 November 17, 2015  31m
 
 

Arsenic Poisoning – A History | Curious Minds


Why do poisons invoke such a deep terror in us? About Mithridates, "The Poison King", Lady Charlotte Elizabeth Ursinus who tried to poison her servant - and why is arsenic so dangerous to the body.


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 November 4, 2015  29m
 
 

Digital Preservation & The Domesday Project | Curious Minds


What can we learn from the BBC's failed Domesday Project about the digital preservation of the wealth of information we produce each year?


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 October 12, 2015  36m
 
 

U Boats in WWII, Pt. II: Wolf Packs and Floating Coffins | Curious Minds


A 2-part series, exploring the role of technology in the Battle of the Atlantic in WW2. How did technical innovations by German, American and British engineers determine the ebbs and flows of the naval battles and the ultimate fate of the German U-Boat...


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 October 4, 2015  39m
 
 

U Boats in WWII, Pt. I: The Battle of the Atlantic | Curious Minds


How did the small, outgunned German fleet manage to strike painful blows to the Great British Navy? The credit for this success belongs to the German flotilla of submarines: the Unterseeboots, or U-Boats.


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 September 25, 2015  30m
 
 

Medical History: Rontgen, Hounsfield & Radiology | Curious Minds


In 1895, Wilhelm Röntgen was an honored and admired physics professor. But reputation aside, Röntgen was 50 years old - and at that age, it is rare for a scientist to make a significant contribution to his or her field.


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 September 3, 2015  33m
 
 

The War of Currents


  In the late 19th century, three geniuses struggled for supremacy in the emerging Electricity market: Edison, Tesla & Westinghouse. This is their story. ___ _______________     Credits https://soundcloud.com/eldienneproductions/hip-hop-beat-instrument...


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 August 16, 2015  27m