Over centuries, January has brought discoveries, advancements and notable individuals that connect directly to the work of researchers, manufacturers, and academics today.
This special Christmas edition concludes with a unique and hilarious twist: a compilation of outtakes, curated and introduced by our very own AI-generated podcast hosts. You'll be hard pushed to tell the AI from the real people as they guide you through the bloopers, highlighting the personalities and humour behind the microphones.
Waterproof materials have come a long way since the invention of the Mackintosh coat. It's hard to imagine life without them - from the rugged outdoors to the bustling city, they’re everywhere.
Mark, Adam and Aphrodite take a look at a new soft, sustainable, biodegradable electroactive material referred to as Nanoribbons. Suitable for applications from medical implants to wearable electronics, these low-energy consuming biocompatible materials have been developed by Northwestern University.
Thirty-nine years ago, the discovery of a soccer-ball shaped molecule ignited the nanotechnology revolution, showcasing the power of scientific exploration.
Goodfellow is committed to tackle climate change by supplying high-quality resources that support the development of safe and efficient nuclear technologies.
Aphrodite returns to join Mark and Adam to discuss the highlights from Advanced Engineering and answer those questions in more detail - from the impressive electric vehicles on display to the cutting-edge research being conducted at universities like the University of Manchester.
Join Mark Daniels & Adam Sells as they take the Goodfellow podcast on the road, exploring high entropy alloys, nanomaterials, and graphene-infused concrete live!
