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Podcast: The Mirror of the Soul: Consciousness in the Mirror of Evolution

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Podcast: Cracking the secrets of cell membranes | In the end it's all a matter of chemistry (chapter 3)

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The interviewee: Dr. Raya Sorkin, School of Chemistry in the Faculty of Exact Sciences. As part of the Tel Aviv 360 podcast of Tel Aviv University (Hebrew only)
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Podcast: The nature of the environment - why did the buzzard become Israel's national bird?

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The Tel Aviv 360 podcast of Tel Aviv University with the participation of Prof. Yossi Leshem (Hebrew only)
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 Podcast: What is 'epigenetics' and how our emotions affect DNA | In the end it's all a matter of chemistry (chapter 2)

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Tel Aviv 360 podcast of Tel Aviv University. Interviewed, Prof. Yuval Ebenstein (Hebrew only)
This artist's illustration, prepared for the Harvard Smithsonian Center, depicts two neutron stars at the moment of collision. New findings confirm that collisions of neutron stars cause short bursts of gamma rays in which the rare metals including gold are produced. All the gold on Earth is believed to have come from such neutron star collisions. illustration

Podcast: All the gold in the world comes from a collision between two neutron stars: two years for James Webb, episode 4 podcast:

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Tel Aviv 360 podcast of Tel Aviv University
Wheat harvest in ancient Egypt. From Wikishare

Podcast: Botany - the wheat crisis and the ways to save it

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Wheat and rice are the most common food plants in the world. Illustration: depositphotos.com

In the end it's all a matter of chemistry (chapter 1)

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In the end it's all a matter of chemistry (chapter 1) * How do food plants become resistant to pests?
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Podcast: Rowers for science, episode 9: Electricity flows in the palms of your hands

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Podcast: Botany — Thinking Like Plants (Episode 1)

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Prof. Yasmin Maroz from the School of Plant Sciences and Food Safety in the Faculty of Life Sciences at Tel Aviv University talks about the secret world of plants in the Tel Aviv 360 podcast of Tel Aviv University
Harvard astronomers claim that the Milky Way's warped shape is due to an unbalanced halo of dark matter. This claim supports theories of a previous galactic collision and provides insights into the nature of dark matter. Credit: Stefan Payne-Wardenaar; Magellanic Clouds: Robert Gendler/ESO

Podcast: The mystery of dark matter and how it relates to the particle accelerator?

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The success of the model can improve the study of bird migration. Pelicans, photo: Reot Alon

Podcast: A billion birds migrate in Israel a year

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An artist's impression of star formation in the early universe, a few hundred million years after the Big Bang. (Image credit: (Adolf Schaller/Space Telescope Science Institute, NASA)

Pursuing Science Chapter 8: Astrophysics and Particles - The Surrounding Sea of ​​Stars

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Podcast: The Great Mysteries of Science Episode 1 - The Origin of Life

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From the scribepod website

Two chatbots talk to each other in a completely automatically produced podcast

The technological artist Kecha recently created a podcast in which two artificial intelligences talk to each other. He wrote code that automatically picked links to interesting academic articles in the field of computer science, extracted from them the
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Podcast: "Pursuing Science", episode 4: Chemistry - reaction, half reaction, one quick look

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An episode from Tel Aviv University's Tel Aviv 360 podcast that reviews scientific research. (Hebrew only)
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