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Jean-Marie Lehn
Jean-Marie Lehn

Episode 338

He described a process that helps molecules to identify one another - for example this means that drugs can recognize which cell to kill and which to…

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Anita Sengupta
Anita Sengupta

Episode 337

She worked for Boeing, then for NASA, now for Virgin Hyperloop One. Or in other words - she worked on ion engines, developed the parachute that slowe…

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Jean-Pierre Sauvage
Jean-Pierre Sauvage

Episode 336

He took the first step towards creating a molecular machine - Jean-Pierre Sauvage, laureate of the 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. His study of photos…

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Phillipe Ciais
Phillipe Ciais

Episode 335

Extreme weather fluctuations, icebergs melting, ocean levels rising - these are just some of the impacts of climate change. And the consequences for …

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Vernon L. Smith
Vernon L. Smith

Episode 334

Most people's acts in economics are not driven by logic or rational thought but by their experience, says professor Vernon Smith who in 2002 received…

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Jan Štulík (přednosta kliniky spondylochirurgie 1. LF UK a FN Motol)
Jan Štulík (přednosta kliniky spondylochirurgie 1. LF UK a FN Motol)

Episode 333

"Operování je jako vrcholový sport." Říká jeden z největších českých specialistů v oboru páteřní chirurgie, profesor Jan Štulík. Ročně zvládne až 550…

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Katherina Zellweger (humanitarian)
Katherina Zellweger (humanitarian)

Episode 332

From Switzerland to China and then to North Korea, thats the journey taken by the humanitarian Katharina Zellweger. She first came to North Korea in …

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Steven Benner (biologist)
Steven Benner (biologist)

Episode 331

He created the first synthetic gene and contributed to the development of new kinds of DNA that can help diagnose diseases. Synthetic biologist Steph…

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Kayla Iacovino
Kayla Iacovino

Episode 330

I'm a maker of magma chambers, says volcanologist Kayla Iacovino who in her lab simulates what's going on under the surface in a volcano's magma cham…

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Divya Chander
Divya Chander

Episode 329

I listen to neurons but brain speaks in symphony, that's why you need to listen to multiple neurons at once - says neuroscientist and anesthesiologis…

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