ResearchPod
ResearchPod science podcasts connect the research community to a global audience of peers and the public, raising visibility and impact. www.researchpod.org. All content is shared under the Creative Commons CCBY-NC-ND 4.0 licence. For further information, email [email protected]
- Update frequency
- every 3 days
- Average duration
- 18 minutes
- Episodes
- 486
- Years Active
- 2019 - 2025
Increasing Security Awareness in German Small and Medium-Sized Businesses with “Awareness Lab SME (ALARM) Information Security”
Recent cybersecurity reports show that the security of firms’ online presences is under ever-greater threat from cyberattack. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are attacked disproportionately…
Awareness Lab SME (ALARM) Information Security Training
Recent research emphasizes the interdisciplinary nature of information security teams, combining creative perspectives with technical expertise.
The German “ALARM Information Security” project, led b…
New Horizons in Quantum Computing | The Enterprise Sessions with Anthony Laing
How are novel quantum technologies being applied to meet market demands? Find out as Professor Michele Barbour speaks to Anthony Laing, Professor of Physics and Co-Director of the Quantum Engineering…
Security sensitization and awareness for SMEs
Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) are growing concerned over business interruptions and cyberattacks, especially in Germany. There is a notable gap in organizational measures relating to inf…
Challenges and solutions for a sustainable mobility: a journey with CNR-STEMS and Politecnico di Torino
Transport sector sustainability is an important, topical issue that requires prompt and challenging solutions to accomplish the ambitious Greenhouses Gases and CO2 reduction targets.
Dr. Dario Di Mai…
Green baize gladiators: Bridge as a mindsport for all
Electronic sports, or esports, have evolved the concept of ‘sport’, especially around the mental acuity needed to play.
Professor Samantha Punch from the University of Stirling together with Dr David…
Strictly Mum Dancing: Pregnancy, motherhood and professional dance
Professional dance takes a mastery of physicality and form - on top of the business stresses and social demands. So what are dancers to make of motherhood and pregnancy, when their physical form and …
Viroscope: Honing virus detection for the global plant trade
Compassion and self-care in the care sector
Care, by itself, brings thoughts of warmth, compassion, and doing right by the people who need your help. As an employment Sector, it sees life or death stakes placed on a chronically undervalued sta…
Hydrogen as a Renewable Aerospace Fuel | The Enterprise Sessions with Neha Chandarana
What is the future of hydrogen as a renewable fuel source? Professor Michele Barbour talks with Dr Neha Chandarana, a Lecturer in Bio-based and Sustainable Composites at the University of Bristol. Ne…
Motivating climate action through cultural impact
Weight lifter David Katoatau has already lost his home in Kiribati to coastal erosion, and faces the loss of his whole country to rising sea levels. Dancing at the 2016 Summer Olympics didn't stop t…
Tiny Titans of Life: Unravelling nature's small wonders with an enormous Impact
Cyclic glycine proline, or cGP, is a very small molecule, but one with a profound impact on the body and mind, such as on the ageing brain and health.
Dr Jian Guan, Neuroscientist and Chief Scientif…
Fed is Best for neonatal health and nutrition
Active risks to children's health come in many shapes and sizes. While misinformation and bad advice won't turn up in a blood test, it can have just as damaging consequences as any infection.
Dr Chris…
What is life? Catching up with Paul Nurse from the Francis Crick Institute
Sir Paul Nurse, Director of the Francis Crick Institute in London, UK is a Nobel Prize winning geneticist and cell biologist whose research is recognised worldwide, particularly for his contributions…
From Cuttlefish to Clinic | The Enterprise Sessions with Shelby Temple
How could a chance discovery in cuttlefish biology help protect our sight? Join Professor Michele Barbour in conversation with Dr Shelby Temple, the CEO and Co-Founder of Azul Optics, a medical devic…
CancerStemID: One step closer to predicting cancer risk?
With the exception of a few hereditary cancers, there is currently no accurate method to predict whether someone is going to get cancer.
Dr Andrew Teschendorff from the Shanghai Institute of Nutritio…
Improving diagnosis and recovery for mild traumatic brain injury
Traumatic brain injury is one of the leading causes of disability in the United States, and 80% of traumatic brain injuries are classified as ‘mild.’ But, these can have serious and long-lasting effe…
Fuzzy Logic: A Fuzzy-based Privacy Recommender System for Political Participation
In the digitalised world, citizens – while having control over their personal information – are increasingly exposing their data, and there are plenty of online platforms ready to collect this.
Aigul …
Social Justice and Bridging Histories | The Enterprise Sessions with Joanna Burch-Brown
What can we learn from our history to make positive changes for the future? Professor Michele Barbour investigates this question with Dr Joanna Burch-Brown, Senior Lecturer in Philosophy, Co-Chair of…
Towards a new, green Bretton Woods: How and why an upgraded financial system will change the world
The international monetary system is the unquestioned common ground for all economic activities.
Stefan Brunnhuber, trustee of the World Academy of Art and Science and member of the Club of Rome asks…