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Oct 31, 2026
MelGUEST
But yeah, I feel like just that tone.
IsaacHOST
At the University of Zurich, Herbert West brings his dead professor.
MelGUEST
Excuse me.
IsaacHOST
Back to life.
Alex McColganHOST
But is it right? Voyager 2 data initially said so, but new modelling published in the journal Astronomy and Astrophysics in 2025 suggests that it's perhaps not quite the whole story.
Alex McColganHOST
The researchers Luca Morf and Rawit Heled of the University of Zurich took an agnostic approach, generating random models of the interior contents of Uranus and its ice giant neighbour, Neptune.
Alex McColganHOST
These were then compared to observational data and narrowed down accordingly, with one major surprise.
Alex McColganHOST
The results show that the possible composition of Uranus is much more varied and complex than previously assumed.
Allie MarchandGUEST
Allie.
Allie MarchandGUEST
I'm still on the earlier stage of my journey, but I come from wealth management and studied sustainable finance at University of Zurich.
Allie MarchandGUEST
And when I got into wealth management, I grew up in Boulder, Colorado, and my parents nearly fainted when I told them I want to go into finance and banking and maybe even Wall Street.
Allie MarchandGUEST
My mom nearly had a heart attack, but I knew there was a reason that I was going in that direction.
Will KabackHOST
In 2021, Swiss researchers were looking for a way to measure soil health.
Will KabackHOST
They came up with a cheap and unusual approach, asking farmers and volunteers to bury pairs of underpants and wait two months before digging them up and sending samples to the University of Zurich lab.
Will KabackHOST
Healthy soil decomposes the cotton at a higher rate, so the more holes in a pair of underpants, the better the soil.
Will KabackHOST
Five years later, this August, the researchers published their findings.
Susan LittleHOST
specifically we know that many of the cats that have the chronic oral inflammation the gingivitis stomatitis those severe oral inflammation cats that calicivirus is plays a big role and so there's been interest to look at these antiviral drugs that are working in fip and see if they might work in calicivirus so we're just starting to see some studies published There was a study at this conference.
Susan LittleHOST
Again, this one came from the University of Zurich and from Munich.
Susan LittleHOST
So kind of the same research group.
Susan LittleHOST
And they were actually looking specifically at cats that had FIP and and this chronic gingivostomatitis, which is an interesting group.
NathanHOST
Cast rating.
NathanHOST
We open in Zurich at Zurich University.
NathanHOST
And we had a long hallway shot of two police officers and a doctor walking down the hallway.
NathanHOST
We're hearing all sorts of yelling noise.
BlessedHOST
Lewis is also the author of Beat the Proving Strategies and Tactics to Win Elections, a book that explores how challengers can compete against candidates who already hold political office.
BlessedHOST
His academic background includes a master's degree from George Washington University's Graduate School of Political Management and a PhD in political science from University of Zurich.
BlessedHOST
His work has also attracted international media attention, including coverage by C-SPAN, Newsweek, USA Today, The Guardian and other publications.
BlessedHOST
What makes Louie's perspective particularly interesting is the combination of academic study and practical campaign experience.
Joe MenningerHOST
He's not only responsible for innovation and international affairs at one of Germany's leading technical universities, he's also a scientist himself.
Joe MenningerHOST
Professor Walter earned his doctorate in physics at the University of Zurich, spent several years at Texas A&M University in the United States as a researcher and assistant professor, and has been professor of experimental physics at TU Darmstadt since 2002.
Joe MenningerHOST
Inside TU Darmstadt He has also taken a substantial institutional leadership roles, including leadership position at the Department of Physics and the Forum for Interdisciplinary Research.
Joe MenningerHOST
That background matters for today's conversation because deep tech transfer is not simply about having a good idea and then starting a company.
Joe MenningerHOST
He's not only responsible for innovation and international affairs at one of Germany's leading technical universities, he's also a scientist himself.
Joe MenningerHOST
Professor Walter earned his doctorate in physics at the University of Zurich, spent several years at Texas A&M University in the United States as a researcher and assistant professor, and has been professor of experimental physics at TU Darmstadt since 2002.
Joe MenningerHOST
Inside TU Darmstadt, he has also taken a substantial institutional leadership roles, including leadership position at the Department of Physics and the Forum for Interdisciplinary Research.
Joe MenningerHOST
That background matters for today's conversation because deep tech transfer is not simply about having a good idea and then starting a company.
Krishna ChoudharyHOST
This is from Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior.
Krishna ChoudharyHOST
And there's a few authors from the University of Zurich.
Krishna ChoudharyHOST
So the earlier work established that orangutan youngsters play and that the opportunities for that play varies, right? And here what we're saying is that the maternal association could provide for that opportunity and the moms actually make a concerted effort in providing that opportunity, okay? That's what's so cool about this.
Krishna ChoudharyHOST
The methods are incredible, I would say.
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