University of Nottingham

On Saturday, all eight teams are in action.

Essex Rebels, Nottingham, University of Nottingham at 1.30 on Saturday afternoon.

At 2.45 at the Score Leisure Centre, team side out take on the Newcastle Knights.

At 3.45 at UEL Sports Dock, Mallory and Durham run it back for the second time in six days.

Yeah, and just briefly touching on the other couple of games, obviously we talked about Durham's injuries.

It'll be interesting to see what happens, but you would fancy both Mallory inside out.

And then a really tough ask for the University of Nottingham against the Essex Rebels.

Obviously, no Hajar El-Awani opening weekend for personal reasons.

Yeah, so we'll do a bit of admin now, quickly, before the podcast.

Hello, John, could you get 40 to give of a shout-out? I'm travelling from London to Nottingham Uni after a weekend in the city.

I won't be listening live, but I'll catch you later.

Thanks, Dan and Torquay.

I know they've got a GIFCAF mobile, right? I know they're in Nottinghamshire because of their phone.

And they posted something stupid, right? They posted like a Nottingham University logo.

tweet it was in the middle of all of their anonymous sudan crap and then suddenly it was like nottingham university come to our open day or something i don't know something silly so i'm like cool right so uh so now i know where they are i know they're in the uk i've got a lot of evidence so in unfortunately not too quick a time but their door gets uh opened up by the police uh to get them Unfortunately, they were, they were, they'd left the country.

So someone attacked my website, the UK police investigated, they deployed to their site.

And, uh, unfortunately the person had left the country.

Our guest today is Hugo Drobchen.

Hugo is a professor at the University of Nottingham.

He's a political theorist, a historian of modern political thought with interests in Nietzsche's politics, democratic theory, liberalism, and conspiracy theories.

Hugo, thanks for joining us today.

So he's actually now working for Moderna.

Now, he's going to keep his university job at Nottingham University, it is, I think, but also going to be working for Moderna.

Now, of course, no one's saying there's conflict of interest there.

But what would be interesting is how far ahead of this appointment did he think, oh, you know what? I quite fancy a job at Moderna.

You don't have to deal with anything.

Scientists at the University of Nottingham have developed a revolutionary gel that could regrow lost tooth enamel by harnessing minerals naturally found in saliva.

Cool.

Say goodbye to cavities.

Some good news with your coffee.

Researchers at the University of Nottingham have created a gel that regrows tooth enamel, something the human body can't do once your adult teeth come in.

Published in Nature Communications, the fluoride-free gel is painted on like a fluoride treatment and mimics the proteins that built your enamel as a child, pulling calcium and phosphate from your saliva to grow new crystals aligned with the old.

In tests simulating brushing, chewing, and acidic foods, it, quote, behaves just like normal healthy enamel, says lead author Dr. Ashbar Hassan.