Best Developmental Pathology Podcasts (2025)

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Mediastinal NUT Carcinoma With Raised Serum Alpha-Fetoprotein Mimicking a Malignant Germ Cell Tumor: Suspicion Raised Due to Negative Serum miR-371a-3p Levels 52:29

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In this episode of the Pediatric and Developmental Pathology, our hosts Dr. Mike Arnold (@MArnold_PedPath) and Dr. Jason Wang speak with Professor Matthew J. Murray of the Department of Pathology and the Department of Paediatric Haematology and Oncology at the University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK; Consultant Pediatric Pathologist Claire Trayers o…

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Behaviour Isn’t the Problem for Your Autistic or PDA Child— The Environment Is 17:19

2d ago17:19

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A connection-first look at sensory load, nervous system safety, and how altering and being aware of our sensory environments drastically affects how we support our PDA and Autistic children. In this episode of The Attuned Spectrum Podcast, I want to help you understand why sensory environments matter so much more than the behaviour you’re seeing — …

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Digital Dialogs (Episode 4 | S6) - From Tools to Teammates: Enterprise AI Agents 21:57

10d ago21:57

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Exploring how AI agents are evolving from simple productivity tools to collaborative digital teammates in enterprise environments, fundamentally reshaping workforce dynamics and creating new organizational models where humans become "agent bosses."

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When Life Breaks Routine (Because It Will): Returning to the Foundations for Autistic and PDA Families 10:26

9d ago10:26

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What happens when life breaks routine — especially in autistic and PDA families? In this episode of the Attuned Spectrum Podcast, I’m sharing a care-first reflection from an unexpected hospital stay and what it highlighted for me about nervous systems, routine disruption, and why returning to the foundations matters most on hard days. I talk honest…

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Increasing soil carbon through changes to trash management 14:21

14d ago14:21

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In this episode, SRA Translation Research Manager Dr Barry Salter discusses new long-term soil health trials that are examining practice changes to trash management, to increase soil carbon. The project is assessing farming systems and residue management practices through monitoring of soils over time, assessment of sugarcane productivity and econo…

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Supporting Autistic & PDA Children Through Holiday Season Burnout 20:20

16d ago20:20

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Your autistic or PDA child isn’t “acting out” — their nervous system is asking for safety, rest, and attuned support. In this episode of Attuned Spectrum, I explore why autistic and PDA burnout intensifies at the end of the year and what you can do right now to support your child through rising overwhelm, avoidance, shutdowns, and meltdowns. Decemb…

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Mia the Marvelous Lab Explorer: Using Children's Media to Inspire the Next Generation of Lab Leaders 42:45

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Host David Ritter, MA is joined by Lotte Mulder, PhD and Kamran Mirza, MD, PhD, FASCP to discuss their new book, Mia the Marvelous Lab Explorer. The adventure follows Mia, a superhero and scientist, who uses laboratory science to explain why a friend has fallen ill with leukemia. The book targets children ages 5 to 9 years and balances striking ent…

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Digital Dialogs (Episode 4 | S5) - Agentic-Powered Software Development 30:26

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Exploring how AI agents are revolutionizing the software development lifecycle, from autonomous code generation and testing to intelligent debugging and deployment, fundamentally transforming how developers work and accelerating software delivery.

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Co-Regulation for Autistic & PDA Parents: Essential Tips for Wellbeing & Connection 32:05

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In this episode, I’m diving into how I teach the first foundational pillar of Attuned Parenting — parent well-being and co-regulation. As a neurodivergent parent myself, I understand how overwhelming it can be to support a child when you’re already running on empty. But here’s the thing: you are the foundation. When we focus on our own regulation f…

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Attuned Parenting for Autistic & PDA Kids: Stop Collecting Strategies — Build These 3 Foundations 14:39

30d ago14:39

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If you’ve been collecting strategy after strategy and still feel stuck in meltdowns, shutdowns, or constant overwhelm, I want you to hear this clearly: it’s not because you’re doing it wrong. It’s because strategies only work when the right foundations are in place for your child’s nervous system — and for you. In this episode, I talk about: Why “m…

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Quantifying RSD presence in milling areas – SRA Research Project gains momentum 28:04

1M ago28:04

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In this episode we hear about an SRA-funded research project that is progressing technology aiming to allow the quantification of Ratoon Stunting Disease (RSD) in every rake of cane that enters a mill. If successful, the project could revolutionise industry’s understanding of the true distribution of this bacterial disease, within each milling regi…

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When the Walls Come Down: Cognitive Care in Real Life 45:57

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This discussion explores what cognitive communication therapy can look like when it moves beyond worksheets and test scores. Guest Lauren Schwabish, an SLP with more than two decades of experience, explains how shifting into community-based practice allowed her to engage patients in more meaningful, real-life problem solving. She describes using se…

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Digital Dialogs (Episode 4 | S4) - Personal Agents as Digital Assistants 29:48

1M ago29:48

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In this dual-guest episode, we explore the rapidly evolving landscape of personal AI agents with two Microsoft experts. Pauline Kolde examines how AI agents are transforming individual productivity and changing work patterns, sharing insights from her extensive experience with Dynamics 365 and Customer Insights implementations. Femke Cornelissen, C…

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Oversight of Laboratory Developed Tests: What We've Learned 53:12

1M ago53:12

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Interim CEO of ASCP and host Dr. Ali Brown sits down with Dr. Eric Konnick and Michelle Campbell, MLS(ASCP) to discuss lessons learned from the latest efforts to place laboratory developed tests under FDA oversight. For listeners unfamiliar with LDTs, they begin by establishing what LDTs are and what their value to the lab and patient safety are be…

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The Shift That Calmed My PDA Child’s Meltdowns (When Nothing Else Worked) 15:24

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If you’ve been trying everything to support your PDA or Autistic child through meltdowns and nothing is working, this episode will help you understand why — and what actually helps. In this episode, I share the single shift that changed everything in our home when it came to supporting my PDA autistic son. For years, I approached his meltdowns like…

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Indian Childhood Cirrhosis: Report of 2 Cases With Review of Literature and Implication of Metallothionein Immunohistochemical Expression 45:26

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In this episode of the Pediatric and Developmental Pathology, our hosts Dr. Mike Arnold (@MArnold_PedPath) and Dr. Jason Wang speak with Dr. Mukul Vij of the Department of Pathology, Dr. Rela Institute & Medical Centre, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India and with Dr. Vaibhav Shah, a Pediatric Gastroenterologist and Hepatologist at Gujarat Super Speciality …

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Helping Your Autistic Child Through Meltdowns: 6 Connection-First Strategies That Work 11:02

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Meltdowns are not misbehaviour — they’re communication from an overwhelmed nervous system. In this episode, I walk you through what’s really happening beneath autistic meltdowns and how connection, not control, becomes the foundation for calming your child. You’ll learn why meltdowns are a sign of overload, not defiance, and how your own nervous sy…

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Digital Dialogs (Episode 4 | S3) - Transforming Cancer Diagnosis Through Digital Pathology 26:36

2M ago26:36

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In this episode, Dr. Narmin Ghaffari Laleh, a Senior AI Researcher in Computational Pathology, takes us to the frontier of medical diagnostics where AI agents are learning to see what the human eye cannot. Dr. Laleh explains how these intelligent agents analyze high-resolution digital pathology slides to identify complex patterns, predict patient r…

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SRA District Managers on-the-ground for growers 13:04

2M ago13:04

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At Sugar Research Australia (SRA) our District Managers are the key point of contact with SRA, for growers, millers and other industry partners. They are located in Queensland’s Far North and Northern districts, the Burdekin, Central and Southern districts including Northern New South Wales. All SRA District Managers have one thing in common – a pa…

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The Rage Holders—How Real Suffering Comes from False Peace 43:58

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Scott gets down and dirty about his own rage and how not speaking up directly in relationship produces suffering in the lives of rage holders. To start this work for Free, visit repressiontest.com.

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Case Studies in Laboratory Management 1:08:30

2M ago1:08:30

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Host Constantine “Aki” Kanakis, MD is joined by Brittany Teeter and Sean to provide lessons learned and real-world takeaways from the world of laboratory management. This episode offers a glimpse into what seasoned lab managers learned across the course of their careers and provides concrete takeaways for lab managers at any stage of their careers …

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Please Meet the Needs I Don’t Know I Have 30:07

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In this podcast episode, Scott discusses the anxious attachment style and unmet needs that go with it. Transformation happens when we find safety and love within. The anxious attachment style sabotages itself by looking outside of itself. The process of self compassion and skillfulness ends the suffering for the anxiously attached. But there are a …

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Digital Dialogs (Episode 4 | S2) - AI Agents for Operational Resilience: Defending Against Disruption 26:43

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In this dual-guest episode, we explore the critical intersection of AI agents and operational resilience with two experts at the forefront of defending against cyber disruption. Tom Heyes discusses how AI agents are transforming organizational risk management through advanced data mapping and intelligent backup protection, while Naj Husain from Ela…

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Sloughing Esophagitis in the Pediatric Age Group: Clinicopathologic Characteristics of Twelve Cases 14:42

2M ago14:42

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In this episode of the Pediatric and Developmental Pathology, our hosts Dr. Mike Arnold (@MArnold_PedPath) and Dr. Jason Wang speak with Dr. Ashlie Rubrecht, and Dr. Archana Shenoy. Dr. Rubrecht is a pediatric pathologist at Nationwide Children's Hospital where she is the Associate Pediatric Pathology Fellowship Director and Director of Pathology R…

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Digital Dialogs (Episode 4 | S1) - Introduction to Practical Agentic AI 13:33

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In this season opener, Rene provides a foundational overview of AI agents and their practical applications in modern business environments. The episode explores the crucial distinction between AI assistants, AI agents, and multi-agent systems, demonstrating how this represents a progression from simple automation to genuine autonomous intelligence.…

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Beyond the Book: Real Talk About Head and Neck Cancer Care 41:31

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Three head and neck cancer specialists from coast-to-coast share insights that may challenge some traditional dysphagia management approaches. Dr. Carly Barbon (MD Anderson), Dr. Mario Landera (University of Miami), and Dr. Heather Starmer (Stanford) discuss why functional goals are important with this population, the critical importance of shared …

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Dying Paradigms—Emotional Repression, Beliefaholism & Authentic Recovery 1:03:22

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Scott and Dan, the co-developers of KI Emotional Repression Inquiry, are reuniting for an electrifying and groundbreaking podcast episode that you won't want to miss! This time, they’re tackling the provocative topic of dying paradigms, diving deep into how traditional structures are crumbling as individuals engage in transformative somatic work. T…

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Estimating cane CCS with drones and hyperspectral imaging 12:56

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In this episode we sit down with remote sensing specialist Johan Deutschenbaur, discussing an exciting new research project investigating the use of drones - equipped with hyperspectral technology - to predict sugar content (or CCS) in sugarcane, in real-time, in the field. As you will discover, the project aims to enhance the efficiency of SRA's V…

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Topics in Transfusion Medicine 59:28

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In this episode of Inside the Lab, host Constantine Kanakis is joined by former ASCP president and Director of Transfusion Medicine at VCU Dr. Kimberly Sanford to discuss topics in transfusion medicine. This one-on-one conversation between two transfusion experts covers a wide variety of contemporary issues in transfusion medicine, including best p…

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Conflation Nation - Part 2 59:43

3M ago59:43

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Join my friend and co-developer ⁠⁠@danmclintock and I for our second podcast on the oversights and dangers of conflation in both the mental health and political paradigms. Join us for our Addiction & Authentic Recovery Workshop Oct 18th at link in bio.

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Pathological Altruism 25:26

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In this episode, Scott explores Barbara Oakley’s concept of Pathological Altruism and dives deep into the world of repression inquiry. Scott explains how many acts of service, often perceived as altruistic, are actually driven by a hidden need to feel safe and gain love or approval. By burying these unconscious motivations along with difficult emot…

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Is Conservative Management of Noninvasive Follicular Thyroid Neoplasm with Papillary-like Nuclear Features (NIFTP) Possible in Children? 27:12

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In this episode of the Pediatric and Developmental Pathology, our hosts Dr. Mike Arnold (@MArnold_PedPath) and Dr. Jason Wang speak with Dr. Ülgen Çeltik of the Department of Pediatric Surgery, Ege University Faculty of Medicine in Izmir, Turkey. Hear about her article in Pediatric and Developmental Pathology: Is Conservative Management of Noninvas…

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BOLUS and Beyond: Advancing Critical Reasoning in Dysphagia 1:05:45

4M ago1:05:45

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The BOLUS framework helps clinicians move beyond the idea that aspiration always translates to pneumonia by encouraging a critical, multi-factor approach to dysphagia care. Designed for use before, during, and after patient encounters, the framework supports more comprehensive assessment, treatment planning, and interdisciplinary communication. In …

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Weed identification app - Pl@ntNet 14:18

4M ago14:18

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Hear from Sugar Research Australia (SRA) Weed Science Leader Emilie Fillols explaining the game changing new App, helping Australian sugarcane growers to easily identify weeds and other invasive flora on-farm. Pl@ntNet is a free app that uses automated recognition technology to identify plants, by uploading images onto the platform. Ms Fillols coll…

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Interviews with Medical Examiners 53:20

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In this episode of Inside the Lab, ASCP CMO and CEO Dr. Ali Brown is joined by Drs. Nicole Jackson and Greg Davis to discuss current topics in forensic pathology. In their fascinating and wide ranging discussion, they highlight the often overlooked role of forensic pathologists in offering empathy, care, and advice to the grieving relatives of thei…

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World-leading work at Woodford 20:48

4M ago20:48

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In this podcast we speak with Shamsul Bhuiyan, SRA Manager – Biosecurity & Disease Screening. We learn about the world-leading research conducted at SRA's Woodford Pathology Research station, protecting the Australian sugar industry from the threat of disease. For almost 30 years, researchers at Woodford have not only developed preeminent disease s…

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Cane Harvesting app - Harvest Mate Auto 17:13

4M ago17:13

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Explore the Harvest Mate Auto project, led by SRA District Manager Central Dylan Wedel, which is building on previous investment into the original Harvest Mate web-based portal and app. Harvest Mate Auto integrates live data from harvester monitoring systems and enables automation of data entry to generate real time predictions of optimal harvestin…

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Placental Pathology Reporting Practices in Australian Stillbirths: A Quality Review 41:11

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In this episode of the Pediatric and Developmental Pathology, our hosts Drs. Mike Arnold (@MArnold_PedPath) and Dr. Jason Wang speak with Miss. Tania Marsden of the NHMRC Centre of Research Excellence in Stillbirth, Mater Research Institute – University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia; Professor Yee Khong of SA Pathology, Women’s and Children’s …

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5 Signs of Autistic Burnout in Children (and How to Support Recovery) 20:38

5M ago20:38

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Has your child suddenly lost skills, withdrawn, or become overwhelmed by things they used to handle easily? These may be early signs of autistic burnout — a real, often-misunderstood experience for Autistic and PDA children. In this episode, I break down what autistic burnout actually is, why it’s frequently mistaken for behavioural regression, and…

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4 Simple Steps to Confident Autism Advocacy (Without Overwhelm) 27:49

5M ago27:49

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If advocating for your Autistic or PDA child makes your heart race, your mind go blank, or leaves you unsure of what to say, this episode will give you a simple, empowering framework you can use in any conversation — from school meetings to family discussions. In this episode, I break down the four steps I use (and now teach) to help parents advoca…

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3 Connection-First Steps to Support Everyday Transitions (While Reducing Meltdowns) 25:31

5M ago25:31

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Do daily transitions leave your child dysregulated and your whole home overwhelmed? In this episode, I break down three connection-first steps that transform chaotic transitions into smoother, supported moments — while gently reducing overwhelm and the meltdowns that often follow. You’ll learn what Autistic and PDA children experience during transi…

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3 Quiet Truths That Transform Parenting Autistic & PDA Children 21:16

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If you feel like you’re doing everything “right” but still struggling to support your Autistic or PDA child, this episode will help you understand why — and show you what truly creates change (even when nothing else has worked). In this foundational episode, I share the three quiet truths that transformed our family from daily stress and shutdowns …

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Breeding new sugarcane varieties - Part 2 21:51

5M ago21:51

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Did you know it takes at least 12 years to breed, trial and release a new variety of sugarcane for Australian commercial farming use? In this episode – the second in our two-part series examining SRA’s Variety Breeding Program - we examine the different trial phases of the program, to produce new cane varieties with superior productivity and agrono…

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Breeding new sugarcane varieties - Part 1 16:23

5M ago16:23

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In the first of a two-part series, we explore the meticulous process of breeding new varieties of sugarcane for the Australian sugar industry. Developing varieties with superior productivity and agronomic traits such as high yield, sugar content (CCS), and good resistance to disease is central to helping the industry to remain productive, sustainab…

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Digital Dialogs (Episode 3 | S12) - Learning from Nature: Bio-Inspired Control and Robotic Locomotion 25:35

5M ago25:35

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In this episode, Auke J. Ijspeert delves into the fascinating world of bio-inspired robotics. He explains how the study of animal locomotion and sensorimotor coordination is shaping the next generation of robotic control systems. Drawing on his extensive research in computational neuroscience, nonlinear dynamics, and machine learning, Auke highligh…

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Validation of A Nationwide Digital Pediatric Pathology Consultation Network 48:06

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In this episode of the Pediatric and Developmental Pathology, our hosts Drs. Mike Arnold (@MArnold_PedPath) and Dr. Jason Wang speak with Dr. Haiying Chen, Pediatric Pathologist at The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Dr. Gino Sommers, Chief of Pediatric Pathology at The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto and Professor and Vice Chair of Pa…

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Digital Dialogs (Episode 3 | S11) - Elevating Touch: The Future of Haptic Interfaces in Virtual and Robotic Interaction 30:05

5M ago30:05

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In this episode, Katherine J. Kuchenbecker delves into the transformative role of haptic feedback in bridging the gap between digital and physical interactions. She explains how her research harnesses dynamic tactile cues to create immersive, realistic touch experiences in teleoperation and virtual simulations—highlighting innovative projects like …

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Digital Dialogs (Episode 3 | S10) - Swarm Intelligence and Autonomous Construction: Lessons from Nature 19:15

6M ago19:15

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In this episode, Kirstin Hagelskjær Petersen shares insights from her pioneering work on swarm robotics and autonomous construction. Drawing inspiration from social insects such as ants and bees, she explains how the collective behavior of simple robots can give rise to complex, emergent functionalities that surpass the capabilities of individual u…

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The Pathology of Rare Diseases 56:36

6M ago56:36

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Host Kelly Swails interviews Dr. Brad Brimhall and genetic counselor Megan Maxwell from the University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio to discuss challenges with and strategies for the diagnosis of rare diseases. Their discussion covers topics like the advantages of proactively using genetic testing to identify gene markers at the outset…

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Conflation Nation—A Podcast from the Developers of KI 52:41

6M ago52:41

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Join ⁠Dan Mclintock and myself as we define, point to and deconstruct our tendency as human beings to conflate! Learn more at repressiontest.com (free test for buried emotions)