Christophe Duplais on what scent can communicate - Research Matters S2E10

Christophe Duplais on what scent can communicate - Research Matters S2E10

In this episode of Research Matters, entomologist Christophe Duplais explains how scent molecules can identify stressed plants, help farmers detect crop problems early and even offer clues about human and animal health. Decoding these airborne messages reveals a hidden communication network that connects ecosystems, agriculture and medicine. Watch here.

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Gordon Pennycook on why smart people believe dumb things - Research Matters S2E16

Gordon Pennycook on why smart people believe dumb things - Research Matters S2E16

In this episode of Research Matters, psychologist Gordon Pennycook dives into the surprisingly relatable science of why smart people believe dumb things, from conspiracy theories to “deep” nonsense th...

28 Apr 22min

Corrie Moreau on how studying ant microbiomes helps us understand ourselves - Research Matters S2E15

Corrie Moreau on how studying ant microbiomes helps us understand ourselves - Research Matters S2E15

In this episode of Research Matters, Corrie Moreau, a leading evolutionary biologist and entomologist, explores the hidden world of insects, revealing how ants and their microbial partners can illumin...

21 Apr 25min

Gavin Sacks on the extraordinary science of aluminum cans - Research Matters S2E14

Gavin Sacks on the extraordinary science of aluminum cans - Research Matters S2E14

This week, Research Matters reveals the hidden chemistry inside aluminum cans. Food scientist Gavin Sacks, Ph.D. ’05, unpacks how subtle reactions affect the flavor, safety and shelf life of popular b...

14 Apr 26min

Elisha Frye on zoonotic diseases and how veterinary diagnostics protect animals and humans - Research Matters S2E13

Elisha Frye on zoonotic diseases and how veterinary diagnostics protect animals and humans - Research Matters S2E13

In this week’s episode of Research Matters, Dr. Elisha Frye, D.V.M. ’10, associate professor of practice, explains how Cornell’s Animal Health Diagnostic Center works at the front lines of detecting a...

7 Apr 18min

Phillip Milner on using sunlight to capture carbon - Research Matters S2E12

Phillip Milner on using sunlight to capture carbon - Research Matters S2E12

In this episode of Research Matters, Cornell chemist Phillip Milner explains a breakthrough carbon-capture system that uses sunlight — rather than fossil-fuel energy — to both capture and release carb...

31 Mars 28min

Adam Hoffman on how to help teens become successful adults - Research Matters S2E11

Adam Hoffman on how to help teens become successful adults - Research Matters S2E11

On this week's episode of Research Matters, psychologist Adam Hoffman discusses research showing that even simple exercises — like asking teens to reflect on identities they value — can help them navi...

24 Mars 25min

Claire Wardle on how misinformation spreads - Research Matters S2E9

Claire Wardle on how misinformation spreads - Research Matters S2E9

In this episode of Research Matters, we speak with misinformation expert Claire Wardle about how misleading and emotionally charged content spreads faster than facts. Wardle explains why misinformatio...

10 Mars 22min

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