NanomatPod
🎙️ At INMA, we believe in a superpower that can transform society: sharing what we do. That is why we are launching the third edition of our podcast En Materia for all audiences, a space where we want to bring our work closer to society, businesses, and other researchers.
In this new season, we discuss some of the most relevant challenges in science today, such as nanotechnology applied to health, computing and quantum technologies, the study of materials with unique properties, and the impact of artificial intelligence on scientific research.
The protagonists of the episodes are our researchers, and on this occasion we feature:
🔬 María Sancho – Nanotechnology in the fight against cancer
🧬 Vanina Gisela – Pyrite and the origin of life
⚛️ Sebastián Roca – Quantum computing with magnetic molecules
🌌 Carlos Pobes – Quantum thermometers for observing the universe
🔗 Carolina Del Río – Communication between molecular qubits
🌀 David García – Magnons and quantum technologies
🤖 Luis Martín – The impact of artificial intelligence on science
🎧 En Materia is available on the main podcast platforms and on the project’s website. Let us know what you think of our episodes!
In December 2023, we embarked on the adventure of starting our podcast. We began with a pilot experience, recording 6 episodes of 10 minutes each in an interview format. This first foray provided us with valuable lessons and insights on how to improve and expand our reach, laying the groundwork for the growth and refinement of the project.
Our podcast is distinguished by its up-close and personal approach. Through carefully designed interviews, we reveal not only the technical aspects of the research, but also the personal motivations and career paths of our researchers. This format allows our audience to connect more deeply with the scientists, understanding the stories behind their life decisions and the learnings accumulated along the way.
Podcasts made with the collaboration of the company MUNKUN.
Funding: grant for the organisation in Aragon, during 2024, of events and activities for the promotion, dissemination and diffusion of science, research and technological development (€10,000).
Dates: Dec 2023- October 2024
Type of audience: Adults
Activities: Recording of audio and video interviews with INMA researchers. The recordings have taken place in the Romanesque Church of San Miguel (Uncastillo), CPI Castillo de Qadrit (Cadrete) and Centro de Arte Edificio Mirador de Zaragoza.
🔬 María Sancho – Nanotechnology in the fight against cancer
🧬 Vanina Gisela – Pyrite and the origin of life
⚛️ Sebastián Roca – Quantum computing with magnetic molecules
🌌 Carlos Pobes – Quantum thermometers for observing the universe
🔗 Carolina Del Río – Communication between molecular qubits
🌀 David García – Magnons and quantum technologies
🤖 Luis Martín – The impact of artificial intelligence on science
- Águeda Sáenz: “Los materiales que mantienen vivo el patrimonio”
- Lucía Gutiérrez: “Aprovechar el magnetismo, un viaje por la biomedicina”
- Scott Mitchell: “Materiales reparadores”
- María Moros: “Magnetogenética: Más allá de la ficción”
- Aleksandra Masulovic: “De Europa al mundo: Una carrera en ciencia”
- Pepa Martínez: “El mundo cuántico y sus aplicaciones”
- Lucía García: “Introducción a la vida investigadora”
- Marina Galera: “Gestión y desafíos de un proyecto europeo”
- Mohammad Furqan: “Explore the properties of misfits nanomaterials”
- Antonio J. Luna: “Biosensores para el diagnóstico precoz del cáncer de páncreas”
- Inés Tejedor: “Redes metal-orgánicas y sus aplicaciones en sensores y magnetismo”
- Maria Alleva: “Nanotecnología para la administración de fármacos al cerebro”
- Isabel Ciria: “Combinar baterías de litio y celdas solares en un solo dispositivo”
Available podcasts:
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