The Living Revolution

IndiaBioscience with Dr. Karishma Kaushik | The Living Revolution

IndiaBioscience is an organisation serving as the bridge between the ivory towers of academic research, clinicians, and the wider public, It serves to take the science fu

The Wastewater Treatment Nexus: Energy, Nutrients and Water with CEO of ThinkTIM Marc Wehmeijer | The Living Revolution

Wastewater is a gold mine for energy, nutrients and water. Marc Wehmeijer dispels myths about breaking in to the wastewater industry, and takes us on a tour of the global

Cultivating algae | Peter Mponzi with The Living Revolution

Algae is a high potential and high protein food. Learn how engineers and entrepreneurs like Peter Mponzi are using algae to cultivate the future of nutrition. Peter Mpon

Modern agriculture and Synthetic biology | The Living Revolution with Wageningen iGEM 2023

Join us for a whirlwind tour of the key problems with modern agriculture and the alternative emerging technologies. In this final episode with Agata the biocontainment re

Biobricks, GMOs, IP and the art of DNA detection | The Living Revolution with iGEM Wageningen 2023

In an iGEM competition, open source interchangeable parts of genetic material (BioBricks) allow hundreds of teams of students to create synbio solutions to real world pro

Preventing frost damage, joining iGEM and what it takes to make a team | Wageningen 2023

The Wageningen iGEM Team is developing a solution to prevent frost damage using synthetic biology. Listen to find out more about how frost damage affects farmers, markets

Protecting Biotechnological Breakthroughs: A Discussion with IP Specialists | Sara Holland and David Holt

Can you patent a newly discovered protein? Does getting a patent depend on the application? What does intellectual property encompass? Our guests, IP specialists Sara Hol

Sampling from the ocean, Mischief and Misery, curiousity-driven research | Sebastian Cocioba

Sebastian Cocioba is an amateur scientist  pursuing his scientific curiousities from his home lab and mentoring young scientists via Binomica Labs. His mission is to ena

An Ecosystem of Open Source Directed Evolution Robots | Sebastian Cocioba

Sebastian Cocioba is an amateur scientist conducting research from his home lab. In our previous episode, we discussed how he's building tools for the future molecul

Molecular Florists, Binomica Labs, the M9 Media, Photobiology | Sebastian Cocioba

Sebastian Cocioba is a scientist and researcher building open source tools to make research easier and cheaper. Do you, by any chance, know where the M9 media comes from

DIY Biology | Sebastian Cocioba

Sebasian Cocioba is an independent researcher, conducting the discovery, research and more from his own home lab. This is part one of our conversation with Sebastian. He

Tae Seok Moon | SynBYSS| EBRC bioengineering into sustainability | Probiotics | Scientific collaborations

Doing science is not a lonely endeavour. It involves collaborating with others, using your shared knowledge to find solutions to pressing problems, and pushing past the b

Quantum Biology | Dr. Clarice D. Aiello

Dr. Clarice D. Aiello is a quantum engineer interested in how quantum mechanics informs biology. She fearlessly leads the Quantum Biology Tech (QuBiT) Lab in UCLA where s

Bioluminescence for a cleaner chemical industry | Paige Whitehead, CEO of Nyoka

Paige Whitehead is CEO and cofounder of Nyoka, a company on a mission to lighten up the world with proteins. But how? In this episode, we explore bioluminescence, its vit

Open Science Platform | Prachee Avasthi from Arcadia Science

Research is behind bars: paywalls and a closed peer-review process. You pay both to publish and to read published works. A small fraction of scientists are involved in pe

Microbial Spores to Track, Trace and Authenticate | Aanika Biosciences

Supply chains are large complex systems with vast amounts of data, plagued with problems. Products are contaminated, go missing, are resold without permission, are sold a

Automating and Democratising Science with Trilobio

Current automation is expensive and difficult to use. Scientists have to learn complex programming languages, becoming more programmers than experimenters. Machines they

Environmental Medicine with Prof Victor de Lorenzo

 The environmental microbiome is facing a series of stresses that have passed the tipping point with pertinent examples including microplastic infestation and desertifica

Predicting protein-ligand interactions with machine learning | The Living Revolution with Dr. Tomas Rube

Proteins are the functional unit of all life processes and as such it is important that we maximise our understanding of their interactions with other molecules in order

Controlling Organisms with Light | The Living Revolution with Armin Baumschlager

Optogenetics is the study of light-controlled biological systems, this may sound futuristic, however, many organisms already change in response to light. In this episode,