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Do you have an idea for a podcast episode?In this episode of the Talking Pools podcast, Rudy discusses a significant industrial safety incident at the Biolab Chemical Plant in Conyers, Georgia, highlighting the implications for community health and the pool industry. He also provides a weekly roundup of developments in the pool and spa industry, including legislative concerns and new safety standards. The episode further delves into the state of the pool industry through various reports, analyzing insights and trends that affect pool service professionals. Rudy emphasizes the importance of ...

In this episode, Kurt discusses what to expect when you have aged inventory. Which resins store well, which resins will need drying, and which resins may not survive.Find Simcoe Plastics Ltd. on Facebook and Instagram. Find "That Plastics Guy" on Linked-In and YouTube. Find Kurt Stahle on Linked-In as well.Subscribe to our newsletter at www.simcoeplastics.comAll links here https://linktr.ee/kurt_stahle

Dr. Alison Clifford is a rheumatologist and associate professor in the faculty of medicine at the University of Alberta. She has a research and clinical focus on Vasculitis, particularly giant cell arteritis. And she is an associate member of CanVasc.

There’s no exits. There’s no cash. There’s no buyers. So what do you do? Batten down the hatches. Crush your market. Squeeze out the little guys who can’t compete — and wait.This week, Seth Yakatan returns to discuss the following:• How he’s seeing the board• Why cannabis can’t hit reset like other industries• What operators need to do right now to surviveChapters00:00 The Resilience of the Cannabis Industry02:04 Challenges in Cannabis: Capital, Playbook, and Regulation04:49 Strategies for Success: Focusing on Core Markets06:56 Building Brand Authority: Lessons from Wild10:...

Just because the temperature is rising doesn’t mean your electric bill has to. Introducing cooling paints: Jared and Andrew discuss how painting your house with specialized coatings can noticeably reduce the temperature. We dive into the physics behind these paints and the materials that make them possible. We explore topics ranging from common pigments to health concerns over VOCs and Nanoparticle inclusion. The Materialism Podcast is sponsored by the American Ceramics Society. Visit them, at this link [HERE] to unlock full access to the Bulletin with a free ACerS membership. This ...

Question and Response #67 Melissa and Jam dive into a series of chemistry-related questions from their audience. From understanding why wintergreen mints spark in the dark to the science of pregnancy tests and heavy water, the episode covers a broad range of fascinating topics. They also discuss the role of moisturizers, dispel myths about chapstick, and explore the curious case of tumor-related hormones. Additionally, the hosts answer questions related to their educational resources and touch on the advantages of lifelong learning. Join them for an engaging discussion that satisfies both ...

El flúor #87En este episodio, Hugo y Clara hablan sobre el flúor: dónde se encuentra en la naturaleza y en el cuerpo humano, qué efectos puede tener sobre nuestra salud y para qué lo usamos. ,Puedes seguirnos en redes. Estamos en Twitter como @covalmente y en Instagram y Facebook como @mentescovalentes.A Hugo puedes seguirle en Twitter en @Hugovalentes.Clara está en redes y YouTube como @cerebrotes. -Referencias de Hugo: https://shorturl.at/yJP2HQuímica Inorgánica Descriptiva Rayner-Canham ISBN: 9789684443853Fluorine: A Paradoxical Element von Alain TressaudPresencia en la tierrahttps:...

In this episode: Evonik honors Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and colleagues from Louisiana participate in the Texas MS 150 bike ride to raise funds for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.

In which we talk about the history of fractals and how they relate to chemistry. There is a brief overview of what a fractal is and how it developed in mathematics. Then we talk of how fractals apply to chemistry, including surface reactions, descriptions of molecular structures both artificial and natural, growth of polymers, and even how the concentrations and flows of minerals in streams follow a fractal variation with time.Support the showSupport my podcast at https://www.patreon.com/thehistoryofchemistry Tell me how your life relates to chemistry! E-mail me at steve@historyofchem.comGet ...

ECHA’s Biocidal Products Committee met on 12-16 May 2025.In this episode, the committee chair Joost van Galen joins host Päivi Jokiniemi to discuss the key outcomes from the meeting. Topics covered include Union authorisations and data gaps, harmonised list of environment endpoints for pyrethroid metabolites, and the renewal applications for anticoagulant rodenticides and the related analysis of alternatives.The Committee’s task is to prepare scientific opinions for the European Commission on biocidal active substances and on EU-wide authorisations of biocidal products.Useful links:More ...

With 40 years of expertise in science communication, Tekno Scienze Publisher (TKS) continues to evolve, providing high-quality information to a global audience of scientists, managers, and industry leaders. Based in Italy, TKS publishes three leading scientific journals - Chimica Oggi - Chemistry Today, Agro Food Industry Hi Tech, and Household and Personal Care Today - as well as the digital -only Italian publications Beauty Horizons and Nutra Horizons, known for their innovative and interactive content.TKS now expands into the world of podcasts with The Surfactant Insights Podcast, an ...

SUMMARY In recent years, new products, new techniques and new cooking styles have entered the market with force. And, at the same time, interest has grown in the relationship between nutrition, health and gastronomy. The sciences—biology, physics and chemistry— are the tools for understanding the entirety. Chemistry, in particular, describes what substances are responsible for color, smell and taste, and why they change in cooking. On the other hand, the chemical and biological structures of animal and plant cells and tissues explain the textures and their changes in the kitchen. In ...

Send us a textWhat if that fog you’re feeling after losing your job... isn’t failure, but grief?In this tender and powerful episode of Your Next Success, Dr. Caroline Sangal pulls back the curtain on the emotional aftermath of a layoff—the identity unraveling, the shame, the numbness—and why trying to “stay positive” too soon can actually keep you stuck.You’ll discover:The 5 hidden losses that silently weigh on you after a layoffHow the 5 stages of grief show up in your career journey (yes, even denial and bargaining)Why skipping grief doesn’t save time—it steals your ...

Send us a textIn this Quality Grind Short, we delve into the concept of coachability and its critical role in organizational effectiveness and team success. We explore how individuals and teams can become more open to feedback, shift their behavior, and embrace a mindset geared towards learning and improvement. The episode highlights the importance of creating a culture of 'feed forward' in leadership, which focuses on future success rather than past mistakes.Tune in for actionable tips and insights that can help elevate your team's performance and growth!Contact MEDVACON: Message us at @...

ECHA’s Biocidal Products Committee met on 12-16 May 2025.In this episode, the committee chair Joost van Galen joins host Päivi Jokiniemi to discuss the key outcomes from the meeting. Topics covered include Union authorisations and data gaps, harmonised list of environment endpoints for pyrethroid metabolites, and the renewal applications for anticoagulant rodenticides and the related analysis of alternatives.The Committee’s task is to prepare scientific opinions for the European Commission on biocidal active substances and on EU-wide authorisations of biocidal products.Useful links:More ...

Ever thought about why medications work differently for different people? In this episode of Absolute Gene-ius, we explore the exciting field of pharmacogenomics with Wendy Wang, pharmacogenetic laboratory supervisor at Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City. Wendy shares how genetics can influence drug metabolism, offering a glimpse into how precision medicine can revolutionize healthcare by tailoring treatments based on an individual's unique genetic makeup.At the heart of Wendy’s research is CYP2D6, a cytochrome P450 enzyme responsible for metabolizing around 20% of all prescribed ...

In this episode of Innovate and React we look at the interface between biology and chemistry. Alexandra, a biochemist studying mitochondrial biogenesis, shares her journey from moving to Germany, and ultimately diving into biochemistry. The conversation delves into the complex processes of mitochondrial function, including their role in energy production, calcium signaling, and apoptosis (programmed cell death). Alexandra discusses her current research on the ER SURF pathway and its implications for understanding protein transport, which could potentially lead to breakthroughs in treating ...

Our dental podcast has a special guest this week: Dr. Bradley Olson. We talk about how he made the move to cosmetic dentistry early in his career, how he got involved with the AACD, Veneer cementation, and what his life is like post dentistry. It was a pleasure having Dr. Olson on the show and we hope you enjoy this fun interview!Get in touch with Dr. Olson: bolosoncoaching@gmail.comVisit our website! It's the perfect place to submit questions, suggestions, and learn more about the show: https://info.bisco.com/bonding-and-beer-landing Follow us on Instagram to stay updated with everything ...

Water is one of the most widely used natural resources in numerous applications and across various sectors of industrial production.For example, process water forms the basis of different production phases and ensures their proper development.However, not all waters are the same.Depending on its source, water can have very different properties, which may make it suitable or unsuitable for a specific process.In general, water quality is often a necessary precondition.For this reason, there are various processes capable of purifying water efficiently and, most importantly, safely.One of the most...

What exactly is an element? Where did these fragments of matter come from? How did the ancient alchemists give rise to modern day chemistry? How did the Periodic Table of elements come about? Why is it called ‘The Periodic Table’? This essay addresses these questions in a jargon free, light-hearted fashion. Here, I discuss a number of interesting elements and how they have influenced mankind both culturally and superstition-wise. The essay, which also contains a number of ‘interesting’ element-related stories, serves as an introduction to the chemistry of the elements. As such it ...