SciLux
Podcast about science in Luxembourg and beyond - in every episode we have a look at the latest scientific research and technological changes in Luxembourg or we discuss it with scientists or researchers working in Luxembourg. This is a podcast for people who love science, but aren't necessarily science graduates. We post a new episode every second week.
Podcasting since 2020 • 87 episodes
SciLux
Latest Episodes
Small Satellites with Citlali Bruce Rosete
We're coming back to the topic of space thanks to the winner of this year's Luxembourg Science Slam, Citlali Bruce Rosete, PhD student at the Space Systems Engineering Research Group of SnT, University of Luxembourg.We explore the intric...
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Season 5
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Episode 6
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41:21
Arctic Charr and Evolutionary Biology with Dr. Kalina Kapralova
In this episode of SciLux, we visit the world of evolutionary biology with Dr. Kalina Kapralova from the University of Iceland. Dr. Kapralova studies Arctic charr in the unique environment of Iceland's lakes and together we explore the intricac...
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Season 5
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Episode 5
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35:41
Lasers and Plasma with Dr. Alexandros Gerakis
On this episode of SciLux, we sit down with Dr. Alexandros Gerakis, a Senior Research and Technology Associate at the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST) and an Adjunct Professor at Texas A&M University. Dr. Gerakis shares...
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Season 5
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Episode 4
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42:32
Data is Not Enough with Dr. Carlos Vega
It was refreshing to chat to Dr. Carlos Vega, Research Engineer at the Luxembourg Institute of Health and a teacher at the University of Luxembourg. Carlos, who recently distinguished himself in the science.lu Science Writing competition, is a ...
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Season 5
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Episode 3
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49:38
Negotiating Narratives and Public History with Tina De Gendt
Today we embark on a new journey exploring European researchers and their contributions to science and society. Our first European guest, Tina de Gendt, a public historian, curator, writer and journalist recently received the European Heritage ...
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Season 5
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Episode 2
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53:30