CSP: Our Accidental Extinction with Dr. A. C. Lambourne

The Conduct Science Podcast: Our Accidental Extinction with Dr. A. C. Lambourne   00:00 – Intro   01:30 – Background and info   02:40 – Why write this book?   04:00 – Our accidental extinction   06:00 – Superstimuli   15:20 – Why is this an issue?   20:00 – Declining reproduction rates and supertimuli […]

CSP: Dr. Lawrence Krauss – The Physics of Climate Change

CSP – Dr. Lawrence Krauss – The Physics of Climate Change 00:00 – Introduction 02:00 – Who is Dr. Krauss 13:00 – What is climate change 18:00 – The physics behind it 22:00 – How bad is it? 30:00 – CO2 36:00 – Other than CO2 38:00 – What can WE do individually 43:00 – […]

Under the Microscope with Dr. Kevin Arbuckle

The study of evolutionary biology is not one that makes the spotlight very often, unless through the window of human evolution. Today, Tom and Dr. Kevin Arbuckle discuss what it means to be an evolutionary biologist and the many uses and importance it holds. Evolutionary biology mainly uses phylogenetic trees or evolutionary trees to map […]

Under the Microscope with Dr. John Boyd

~~This episode is dedicated to Dr. Robert Levine, whose work was instrumental in forming the theory of Time Perspective. He was a mentor, and a friend and he shall be missed dearly by all those around him, especially those now working on his legacy: Time Perspective. ~~ Time, it is something that governs all of […]

Under the Microscope with Dr. Jeffrey Krichmar

For years scientists have struggled how to find a way to model and study the brain, something that we do very much rely on but is also such a big mystery to us. One person who is making and has made significant advances in this field is Doctor Jeffrey Krichmar of the University of California […]