P-Cubed
Once aptly described as "Riff tracks for scientific papers" P-Cubed is a weekly session with the gang to tear through an interesting piece of science that has made the news. Will it withstand our tight lipped, brain teasing and muscle busting peer review? Come find out.
- Update frequency
- every 8 days
- Average duration
- 38 minutes
- Episodes
- 6
- Years Active
- 2012 - 2013
P-Cubed Episode 6: Talking about education
Is our concept of education broken? The crew talk about learning, the virtues of exams, the worth of going to university as well as the needs of students and society.
00:45:02 |
Tue 05 Feb 2013
P-Cubed Episode 5: Predictions for 2013
Your PCubed hosts give their predictions, in science, tech and global issues for the year ahead. As always its competitive and we are keeping score.
00:47:57 |
Wed 16 Jan 2013
P-Cubed Episode 4: Clearing landmines with flatpack wind-powered things
Anti-personnel mines have a lasting and tragic effect in countries already ravaged by war. This episode we talk about a clever contraption developed by Dutch-Afghan designer Massoud Hassani to delive…
00:30:17 |
Wed 16 Jan 2013
P-Cubed Episode 3: Four Horses of the (Mayan) Apocalypse
Ever consider building a nuclear reactor out of a banana? Yes? Excellent! Come join us to talk about other ways you can bring upon your own apocalypse. This coming winter solstice (21st December 2012…
00:33:31 |
Wed 05 Dec 2012
P-Cubed Episode 2: Apes have midlife crises too
Get on your Harleys and dial in The Seven Year Itch. We visit the planet of the apes to discuss a recent study drawing parallels between the decline in happiness in humans during mid-life (mid-life c…
00:38:39 |
Tue 27 Nov 2012
P-Cubed Episode 1: Nobel Chocolate
Sports accidents, cosmological happenings and Bohni's constant. The crew sit down for the inaugural podcast to tear apart the premise that chocolate consumption is a good indicator of Nobel prize win…
00:37:41 |
Tue 20 Nov 2012
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