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Science, technology and everything in between. Tune in as we interview students and professors from the University of Guelph and beyond as we dive into the details of how the world around us works. Brought to you by the Physics and Astronomy Club at the University of Guelph
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Congratulations everyone on completing exams! This week, we talk with two undergradute students who are joining us from out of provence to talk about their experiences during this past year of online school. Gault Bruch is a 3rd year Nanoscience Major at the Universtiy of Guelph who is doing his co-op at the University of Saskatchewan, and Tanzim Mayaz completed his 1st year in Physics representing the University of Guelph from Bangladesh.
Today we talk with Dr. Liliana Caballero about her research on relating neutrinos, black hole accretion disks and neutron stars to the elements in our body. Dr. Caballero is a Professor here at the University of Guelph working in both the Astrophysics and Nuclear Physics groups!
Welcome to season 2 of the show! Elliot and Josh are joined by 7x teacher of the year winner Professor Matt Demers. Matt talks us through his teaching process, his studies in Mathematics and how he manages to keep all of his students engaged both in the classroom and on Twitch!
This week, we do something a bit different! Biomedical Engineering Student and Co-Founder of Medtalkracy: Zion Maynard, joins us this week on talking the Medical Technology industry, it's impact on Covid, networking tips and how you can make a difference early in your career and industry of choice!
This week with we chat with Dr. Daniel Siegel about neutron star mergers and accretion disks around black holes! Dr. Siegel works in with the Gravitation and Astrophysics group as a part of our Physics Department alongside Dr. Eric Possion, who came on last week! Tune in for this super techincal and fun episode of Gryphons and Gluons!
This week, we talk with Dr. Eric Poisson about the Gravitation and Astrophysics group here at the Unviersity of Guelph. He talks us through black hole research, Star Trek and the Physics of the movie Intersetllar! Tune in this week for another episode of Gryphons and Gluons.
Today our host and three other students ask Dr. Dan Ashlock a myriad of questions, from fractals to computer science and............ an anarchism? Tune in!
Today we talk with Quantum Information Theorist and Mathematician; Dr. Jeremy Levick about everything from Matrix Theory to studying and doing research in Africa!
Science, technology and everything in between. Tune in as we interview students and professors from the University of Guelph and beyond as we dive into the details of how the world around us works. Brought to you by the Physics and Astronomy Club at the University of Guelph
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