Engines Podcast
Engines of Our Ingenuity 1723: Debunking
Posted on · Episode: 1723 Paul Revere, The Shroud of Turin, The Vinland Map, and the problem of debunking. Today, let’s not fight about debunking.
Posted on · Episode: 1723 Paul Revere, The Shroud of Turin, The Vinland Map, and the problem of debunking. Today, let’s not fight about debunking.
Posted on · Episode: 1673 Who was Marie Lavoisier, amanuensis or collaborator? Today, meet Marie Lavoisier.
Posted on · Episode: 1652 Justus von Liebig and the first R&D laboratory. Today, we create the first research laboratory.
Posted on · Episode: 3205 Alice Augusta Ball and Her Work on Leprosy. Today, a legacy with a sad coda.
Posted on · Episode: 1604 In which hydrogen balloons bind science to technology. Today, hydrogen — in 1783.
Posted on · Episode: 3186 Marveling. Today, we marvel.
Posted on · Episode: 1569 Alkahest, the universal solvent. Today, we look for the universal solvent.
Posted on · Episode: 1515 The would-be discovery of oxygen and scientific revolution. Today, let’s try to find out who discovered oxygen.
Posted on · Episode: 1481 A revealing view of photography’s early days. Today, where was photography headed in 1854?
Posted on · University of Houston researcher Dr. Jeffrey Rimer and his colleagues have identified a substance that could potentially reduce kidney stone growth by 90 percent.
Posted on · Episode: 1411 The role of notation in John Dalton’s atomic theory. Today, we wonder how to draw an atom.
Posted on · Three researchers based in the U.S., U.K. and Switzerland have won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developments in electron microscopy.
Posted on · Episode 1404: Prerequisites seen as a reflection of the structure of science. Today, let’s talk about the prerequisite course.
Posted on · Today, we name the elements.
Posted on · Episode: 1220 In which Levi Hill invents color photography 80 years too soon Today, the first color photographs.