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Sep 10, 2026
Vanessa Van EdwardsHOST
Can you guess how many years, how many months? So they found that six months old is when children start to lie.
Vanessa Van EdwardsHOST
And they did this, Dr. Reddy at University of Portsmouth is the one who identified that there are seven different types of deception used by toddlers specifically.
Vanessa Van EdwardsHOST
And he did interviews with children and parents.
Vanessa Van EdwardsHOST
Typically deception begins at six months old.
Kieran MaguireGUEST
And there's some clubs that will be doing deals for 100,000.
Kieran MaguireGUEST
I think Portsmouth is sponsored by the University of Portsmouth, for example.
Kieran MaguireGUEST
They're not going to be paying a lot of money for those types of deal.
Kieran MaguireGUEST
So there will be a substantial impact.
Paul SculforHOST
So you went to uni after sixth form?
Matt BusbridgeGUEST
Yeah, so I had a bit of a up and down with uni because I went to Portsmouth University to do media.
Matt BusbridgeGUEST
Um, and my girlfriend at the time came and saw me two weeks of being there.
Matt BusbridgeGUEST
I was like, "I miss you so much.
Andrew LewinHOST
It was actually a peer-reviewed published paper in Science.
Andrew LewinHOST
Now, in 2025, researchers at NRL, UMass Lowell, and the University of Portsmouth engineered an improved version of that, what we call PETase enzyme, that made enzymatic PET recycling dramatically cheaper.
Andrew LewinHOST
And there's less acid in base chemical use is down 99%.
Andrew LewinHOST
Running the cost is down 70%.
Andrew LewinHOST
It was actually a peer-reviewed published paper in Science.
Andrew LewinHOST
Now, in 2025, researchers at NRL, UMass Lowell, and the University of Portsmouth engineered an improved version of that, what we call PETase enzyme, that made enzymatic PET recycling dramatically cheaper.
Andrew LewinHOST
And there's less acid in base chemical use is down 99%.
Andrew LewinHOST
Running the cost is down 70%.
Panos KapotasGUEST
I'm Panos Kabotas.
Panos KapotasGUEST
I'm an associate professor in equality and human rights law at the University of Portsmouth in the UK.
Panos KapotasGUEST
I'm originally from Greece and I did my first degree in law, my LLB in Athens, which, like Sweden, is a civil law system.
Panos KapotasGUEST
system, and then I did the rest of my legal education in the UK at UCL and LSE in London.
Rahul TandonHOST
It seems like we're entering a, a new era.
Rahul TandonHOST
And to help make sense of all the madness, we always have a guest on the program, and today it's Christina Philippou, associate professor in accounting and sports finance at the University of Portsmouth.
Rahul TandonHOST
The numbers that we're talking about here, almost $4.7 billion, has that surprised you in this transfer window, this period of time when teams here in England and across Europe can actually go out and buy new players?
Christina FilippouGUEST
Um, it's actually not that surprising-
speaker_3GUEST
You have the scientific leadership stemming from Cambridge.
speaker_3GUEST
You have vital academic partnerships with institutions like Portsmouth University and the crucial hardware testing happening at STFC RAL Space.
speaker_2HOST
A huge team.
speaker_3GUEST
You even have wider EU participation with countries like Malta contributing.
Thomas RiverosHOST
Today, we have the great joy to welcome on the show Chukwuka Onikowena, Executive Director at the Center for the Study of Economies of Africa, a think tank that conducts evidence-based research on economic and development issues in Nigeria and Africa to inform policymaking.
Thomas RiverosHOST
Chukka earned his PhD in economics at the University of Portsmouth and has studied at institutions such as Harvard, Duke, and UChicago.
Thomas RiverosHOST
He primarily researches FDI, trade, climate, education, and financial inclusion.
Thomas RiverosHOST
Chukka, thank you very much for joining us today.
Jane GarveyHOST
"I caught your piece about Anish Kapoor," uh, says Sarah in Ledbury, "and just wanted to say I found him to be a very lovely person to discuss art and making with back in my art college days." So Sarah actually met him.
Jane GarveyHOST
"He was my tutor, in fact, in the sculpture department at Portsmouth Polytechnic.
Jane GarveyHOST
He was just a few years older than us, uh, experimental fine art students, and I recall having really long chats with him as he rather loosely used to sit back, arms behind his head, explaining how to make this and that." Now, that's a look, isn't it? Can you...
Jane GarveyHOST
You can picture that, can't you?
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