Episodes

  • Juan Ivars on How Frankenstein Cells Might Solve Cancer
    May 6 2022

    On this episode I chat about a project on how to combine two bioengineering approaches to create hybrid-micro-machine-cell-robots that can perform useful functions, like delivering drugs to cancer sites.

     

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    31 mins
  • Ash Myall on Predicting Antimicrobial Resistance
    Apr 4 2022

    Hello and welcome to Episode 5 of PhDuh.

     

    On this episode I chat about a project look at how to use maths and data frameworks to predict the spread of antimicrobial resistance, COVID, or fake news, with Ash Myall an applied maths PhD student at Imperial College London.

     

    Check out Ash's website where he has his generative art and loads of other great stuff he's working on!

     

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    27 mins
  • Erin Truesdell on Bowler Hats and Custard (AKA Alternate Video Game Controllers)
    Mar 21 2022

    Hello and welcome to Episode 4 of PhDuh.

    On this episode I chat about a project on how video game controllers can affect many of the facets of play, an often undervalued aspect of our daily lives, with Erin Truesdell from the Expressive Machinery Lab at Georgia Tech.

    [Correction in the podcast - Erin meant to say Robin Baumgarten, not Robin Baumgartner. His work is awesome, check it out!]

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    33 mins
  • Beltran SCG on Wavelets and Climate Satellites
    Mar 7 2022

    Hello and welcome to Episode 3 of PhDuh.

    On this episode I discuss a project about how signal analysis tolls can be used to improve the accuracy of climate-measuring satellites with Beltran SCG, a PhD student at Imperial, and how what he does impacts much more than just the data!

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    31 mins
  • Yuta Nagano on Machine Learning in Immunology
    Feb 21 2022

    Hello and welcome to Episode 2 of PhDuh.

    On this episode I discuss a project about how Machine Learning can be used to identify the targets of immune cells with Yuta Nagano, a MBPhD student at UCL, and what it may mean in the future.

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    31 mins
  • Matyas Varadi on Learning in the Retina
    Feb 16 2022

    Hello and welcome to Episode 1 of PhDuh!

    On this episode I discuss a project about how neurones learn in the retina with Matyas Varadi, a PhD scholar at Cambridge, and what it may mean in the future!

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    28 mins