Finding Genius Podcast
Podcast interviews with genius-level (top .1%) practitioners, scientists, researchers, clinicians and professionals in Cancer, 3D Bio Printing, CRISPR-CAS9, Ketogenic Diets, the Microbiome, Extracellular Vesicles, and more.
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- Update frequency
- every day
- Average duration
- 32 minutes
- Episodes
- 4191
- Years Active
- 2016 - 2025
Jane Langdale – Designing More Efficient Leaves
Early land plants didn’t have leaves. At a certain point, they evolved. In fact, the anatomy found in C4 leaves evolved 60 times, and leaves themselves evolved at least twice but probably no more tha…
00:27:56 |
Tue 04 Jul 2017
Decentral’s Anthony Di Iorio and Charlie Shrem On The Benefits and Pitfalls of Entering the Cryptocurrency Ecosystem
If you have lofty visions of banking millions off cryptocurrency, Decentral CEO Anthony Di Iorio and COO Charlie Shrem have words to contemplate as they discuss what Di Iorio calls a “shifting from t…
00:28:11 |
Mon 03 Jul 2017
Salt Lending – Lending in the Cryptocurrency Space
Salt, in this context, is an acronym for “Secured Automated Lending Technology.” And that’s what Salt has to do with: blockchain-backed loans. “Basically at a high level, a blockchain-backed loan is …
00:29:16 |
Mon 03 Jul 2017
Capella Space – Empowering Satellite Photography
Shooting satellite photography is suboptimal at night. It’s also hard to get a good picture through a cloud. But it’s night on 50% of the globe at any given time. What’s more, another 50% of earth is…
00:23:55 |
Mon 03 Jul 2017
Basil Leaf Team – Making Science Fiction a Reality
Like the tablet and sliding door, the tricorder is a technology inspired by Star Trek that exists today as a reality. In the show, the tricorder was a handheld device used by the doctors to find out …
00:30:23 |
Fri 30 Jun 2017
IRIS.ai – Synthesizing the World’s Research
There are about 150 million research papers in the world. Just consider that briefly: 150 million. There are 3,000 papers in science, technology, and medicine being published every single day. Our kn…
00:31:53 |
Fri 30 Jun 2017
Outlier Canada – Managing Big Risks Effectively
“We’re compliance nerds,” says guest Amber Scott. What this means, in essence, is that Amber—and her co-workers at Outlier Canada—help people follow the law. When dealing with a lot of money, there’s…
00:36:38 |
Fri 30 Jun 2017
Belouga – Connecting Classrooms Around The World
Recently I spoke with Alex Mathews, a senior web application developer at Belouga, a free, web-based educational platform connecting classrooms all around the world. This cutting-edge company has qui…
00:29:36 |
Thu 29 Jun 2017
Denis Noble – The Cutting Edge of Biology
Denis Noble CBE FRS FRCP FMedSci has a veritable alphabet soup after his name. It's kind of hard to pronounce, and it always becomes a point of conversation for him. But you don't get that many lette…
00:58:47 |
Fri 23 Jun 2017
How J.R. Skok and the “Made of Mars” Initiative Could Save Humanity
“We’re either going to go into space or we’re going to go extinct here on Earth,” says explorer and planetary geologist J.R. Skok. That’s why Skok has committed his life to the study of Mars. He feel…
00:30:17 |
Fri 23 Jun 2017
Pavel Bains, CEO of Singapore-Based Bluzelle, Talks Blockchain Technology’s Surprising Impact on the Financial Industry
Bluzelle CEO Pavel Bains likes to make the complicated seem uncomplicated, as when he describes blockchain as simply an “authentication and verification of data between parties that inherently might …
00:32:56 |
Fri 23 Jun 2017
Learn How Via Science Uses Big Math on a Tiny Scale to Improve AI and Solve Huge Problems
When your house loses power, it’s irritating, even problematic. But what if the power outage is scaled up—across the region, state, or even nation? That’s what keeps Colin Gounden awake at night. Gou…
00:35:17 |
Fri 23 Jun 2017
Chris Harrison – Making Human-Computer Interaction Delightful
What if touchscreen technology could be applied to whole environments? Could you have a multi-touch sensitive house, with all the walls receiving input from the user? These are the kinds of questions…
00:23:17 |
Thu 22 Jun 2017
Equibit – Trading Securities with a Blockchain
Like dollar bills, securities are a tradeable financial asset. And like dollar bills, ultimately, when it comes right down to it, securities are just words on paper. The founders of Equibit realized …
00:24:02 |
Thu 22 Jun 2017
Help Scout – Starting a Much Needed Conversation
Historically, customer service (CS) is an impersonal experience. You get assigned a ticket, and a case number, and you receive emails from a no-reply address. Often, it doesn't feel like you’re talki…
00:28:28 |
Thu 22 Jun 2017
Worried about the Safety, Monitoring, and Storage of Your Data? Here’s How BigID Is Helping to Protect It
Your data is a fundamental right, according to Dimitri Sirota, CEO of BigID, and everyone “has a legal right to their data.” “Companies that…collect and process [the] data don’t own it.” With that sh…
00:18:39 |
Tue 20 Jun 2017
Mass Migration of Humans into Space? Daniel Faber, former CEO of Deep Space Industries Explains How, Why & When
“It’d be a good thing to get people off Earth,” and with that, this Future Tech podcast, Exploring Deep Space, really begins as we visit with Daniel Faber, former CEO of Deep Space Industries (DSI). …
00:24:56 |
Tue 20 Jun 2017
How Singularity University Is Saving the World and You Can Be a Part of It With Nicholas Haan
Listen to Nicholas Haan talk about Singularity University’s flagship program, Global Solutions, a 10-week session where 80 innovators from around the world learn new technologies and apply them to so…
00:28:45 |
Mon 19 Jun 2017
Why a Robot Named Tarzan May Be The Key To Our Children’s Food Security with Jonathan Rogers of Georgia Tech
Jonathan Rogers is a professor at Georgia Tech who’s focused on designing and prototyping new robots for use in nontraditional environments. In his newest project, the nontraditional environment is a…
00:20:49 |
Mon 19 Jun 2017
How Tech-Augmented Meditation Can Help You De-Stress with Mikey Siegel of Stanford University
Do you have trouble falling asleep at night because your mind won’t shut off? Do your thoughts constantly wander? Do your body and mind show signs of stress overload? If you answered yes to any of …
00:42:41 |
Fri 16 Jun 2017
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