Sciencetown
A podcast about the people, ideas and innovations that make KAUST the most unique research community on the planet. Each episode is a deep dive into cutting-edge tech, science and startup culture through the eyes of pioneering men and women. For more information visit sciencetown.kaust.edu.sa

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12. Maiden mission to Red Sea floor reveals surprising findings

12. Maiden mission to Red Sea floor reveals surprising findings

Victor Vescovo is famous for traveling the greatest vertical distance possible without leaving earth, having summited Mount Everest and dove to the bottom of the Mariana Trench. In February, his craft...

27 Maj 202037min

11. Collecting coronavirus samples in Saudi Arabia is harder than you think

11. Collecting coronavirus samples in Saudi Arabia is harder than you think

Scientists are racing to understand the mechanisms of transmission, the most effective testing methods, and how we can all cope with the COVID-19 crisis. In this episode, we talk to a Saudi doctoral s...

27 Maj 202030min

10. Where will the coronavirus strike next? Ask an ocean wave

10. Where will the coronavirus strike next? Ask an ocean wave

The SARS-CoV-2 virus has transited the globe causing both disruption and calls to action for scientists and the institutions they work in. We reached out to some of the mathematicians, geneticists and...

27 Maj 202021min

9. How gene editing could save your life—or blow up evolution

9. How gene editing could save your life—or blow up evolution

Cheap, rapid genetic sequencing, big data, and supercomputing is opening up new possibilities for medicine at the individual level. But rapid advancements in CRISPR, cyborgism, biohacking and more hav...

27 Maj 202053min

8. How binning the concept of waste could save Earth

8. How binning the concept of waste could save Earth

In December the 25th conference of parties or COP25 took place in Madrid, Spain. We followed some of the world's leading experts on material flows, carbon dioxide, the oceans and more to explore closi...

27 Maj 202040min

Tiny bits of lab-made DNA are set to transform drug delivery

Tiny bits of lab-made DNA are set to transform drug delivery

Hanadi Sleiman, Professor of Chemistry and Canada Research Chair in DNA Nanoscience at McGill University, speaks with Nicholas Demille as part of a special Sciencetown series on personalized medicine....

27 Maj 202015min

The business of building the next generation of medicine

The business of building the next generation of medicine

Ian Campbell, the Interim Executive Chair for Innovate UK, speaks with Ben Stevens as part of a special Sciencetown series on personalized medicine. Campbell, who visited as part of the 2020 Winter En...

27 Maj 202014min

Big data’s big impact on the future of medicine

Big data’s big impact on the future of medicine

Ajay Royyuru of IBM speaks with Ben Stevens as part of a special Sciencetown series on personalized medicine. Royyuru, who visited as part of the 2020 Winter Enrichment Program, leads Healthcare & Lif...

27 Maj 202024min

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