S4E7 | Our Desert Island Bookshelves

Diego Machado-Reyes and Nicole Gomez-Avila take over the episode to speak with Dr. Andres Munoz-Rojas from the BME department. He talks about his ongoing research at RPI, what its like to start a new lab from scratch, and his experience as an international researcher. The second half of the episode is carried out in spanish, their native tongue!

We have Dr. Osama Rais joining us to answer some of our questions about quantum computing and what it is doing for science.

What the skibidi? We attempt to translate gen alpha colloquialisms in science then fall way off topic. Major negative auro. Send us emails at [email protected]. Please we're running out of ideas. Ohio

We stranded on a desert island this week and we need some reading material to pass the time. I hope no unsavory pirates appear.

Join Frank, Noah, and Brycelyn as they talk about the connections between art and science

CBIS Director Dr. Juergen Hahn comes on to share his insights

Chris Wiedeman form the Electrical Engineering department comes to discuss how AI is being used to improve medical imaging

CBIS GPA President Diego Machado joins us to share his research revolving around predictive AI in helping diagnoses of patients. This is the part part of a 3 part series on computation in medicine and biology.

On this episode Frank, Noah, and Brycelyn talk about some of their favorite science conspiracy theories. Will they debunk them or fall victim?

Lucas Sutton comes on to discuss his recent experience on conducting research in a national lab