Julie Gould

This podcast originally appeared on Pythagoras Trousers episode 93 on October 18th 2012 Transcript: Many scientists spend their lives trying to uncover how things work. But some things are more difficult to understand than others; one of these is theThe post Anaesthetics and sleep appeared first on Julie Gould » Julie Gould.

It’s not often that I am in the company of those who have written best-selling books about science, history, travelling and world culture. They are very rare people. But last week, during the British Science Festival in Aberdeen, I hadThe post In conversation with Bill Bryson appeared first on Julie Gould » Julie Gould.

This podcast originally appeared on Pythagoras Trousers episode 85 on June 18th 2012 In this report called Schroedinger’s Hat, I interviewed Professor Ulf Leonhart from St. Andrews University about his latest collaborative work on a device that has been dubbed Schroedinger’s Hat. AsThe post Schroedinger’s Hat appeared first on Julie Gould » Julie Gould.

This podcast originally appeared on Pythagoras Trousers episode 81 on May 21st 2012 This is an interview with Dr. Saverio Russo from Exeter University’s Centre for Graphene Science about his work on GraphExeter, a modified form of Graphene. Since 2010, when Dr.The post GraphExeter appeared first on Julie Gould » Julie Gould.

This podcast originally appeared on Pythagoras Trousers episode 73 on March 26th 2012 This is an interview with Dr. Peter Whibberley from the National Physics Laboratory, and went out on March 26th 2012. Earlier on in the year the International Telecommunication Union’sThe post Leap second appeared first on Julie Gould » Julie Gould.

This podcast originally appeared on Pythagoras Trousers episode 68 on February 20th 2012 In this report I interviewed Jessica Smith from the Alzheimers Society to take a closer look at the Whitehall II Study. The study looks at how the brain changesThe post Alzheimers appeared first on Julie Gould » Julie Gould.

This podcast first appeared on Pythagoras Trousers episode 55 on november 21st 2011 This is an interview with Dr. Helen Czerski on the BBC television program 23 Degrees. At the time of the interview the show was still being filmed. TheThe post 23 Degrees appeared first on Julie Gould » Julie Gould.

A shorter version of this podcast first appeared on Pythagoras Trousers episode 50 on October 17th 2011 I did an interview with Professor Ortwin Hess from Imperial College, London because I wanted to learn more about his involvement in the development of magneticThe post Magnetic cloaks appeared first on Julie Gould » Julie Gould.

This podcast originally appeared on Pythagoras Trousers episode 46 on September 19th 2011 This is an interview with Mark Post from Maastricht University in the Netherlands about synthetic meat that he has been developing. This was my first piece for Pythagoras Trousers.The post Synthetic meat appeared first on Julie Gould » Julie Gould.