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The Hyperthesis

Hosted by Unknown Host · science · EN · 100 episodes

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Enlightening yet casual discussions about natural phenomena and the theories that describe them. Run by a curious trio with physics backgrounds: Pheely, Patrick, and Liam. A new episode is available every Friday at 9 a.m. ET.

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What is The Hyperthesis?

The Hyperthesis is a science podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 100 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Episode #100
The Hyperthesis Team's Perspectives on Science and PhD Life at the 100th Episode
May 2, 20252h 25mS7
Join the Hyperthesis Podcast as we celebrate a very special milestone - EPISODE 100! To account for a century of episodes, the Hyperthesis team have decided to change things up in this extended episode by recording our audio and video so you can watch the episode unfold. We start the episode with Liam discussing a recent analogue gravity conference he attended at the University of Nottingham, prompting him to reflect back on the first episode of the podcast. Liam discusses how his relationship with his research field has changed since our first episode, and we all chat about how we...
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Episode #99
The Next Generation of Data Visualization
Mar 24, 20251h 20mS7
Join the Hyperthesis crew in episode 99 as we talk about our experiences and thoughts on data visualization in science: how we portray data, equations, and reality versus imagination. Before delving into that, Patrick leads the episode by discussing a paper about the cycling science and lifetimes of Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) batteries. Liam ends the episode with a brief history of simulation, which surprisingly dates all the way back to the year 1777. LFP batter paper from the Dahn Lab: https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1149/1945-7111/ad6cbd/meta Engineering...
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Episode #98
Spectroscopy: How Objects Shine at Us Their Nature
Mar 14, 20251h 4mS7
Join the Hyperthesis team as we return to an episode without a special guest to discuss some interesting scientific phenomena. We begin the episode with a discussion around squeaking or barking sand and how little is known about how this phenomena happens. If you're interested in funding research about this, please let us know! Our main topic today focuses on the field of spectroscopy and how light interacts with matter. Spectroscopy is applied ubiquitously throughout various fields of science. It is an extremely useful method to probe properties of matter. We discuss the principles behind spectroscopy, and we explore...
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Episode #97
The Lesser Known World of Evidence-based Teaching with Jon Clarke
Mar 7, 20251h 37mS7
Welcome to episode 97 of the Hyperthesis where we discuss all things dark matter and physics education with Jon Clarke. Jon Clarke is a PhD student at Queen's University where he is working with the NEWS-G dark matter detector, analyzing data from the latest experimental runs. Before starting his PhD, Jon taught high school physics in the UK before providing training for a total of 300 high school physics teachers. Before we delve into Jon's work, the introduction topic touches on some new findings from the Euclid Dark Matter space telescope. Patrick ends the episode with a story about Vera Rubin...
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Episode #96
The Science and Business of (medical) Drug Delivery with Matt Campea
Feb 28, 20251h 40mS7
Join us for this episode of the Hyperthesis as we delve into the world of the body and the small with our guest, Dr. Matt Campea. Currently working as a Scientific Specialist with Cytiva, we delve into his current work on customizable nanoparticles and previous research on drug-loaded nanoparticles. This includes developing improved methods to help with cancers, schizophrenia, and other challenging diseases. Before then, Liam discusses a new technique for drug delivery using injectable drug-containing gels whose release can be controlled through shape and composition instead of more invasive methods. Patrick ends the episode with the story about...
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Jon Clarke

PhD student, Queen's University

Dr. Matt Campea

Cytiva

Dr. Pat Clancy

McMaster University

Abhishake Goyal

Queen's University

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The Hyperthesis

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is The Hyperthesis?

About the host

Recent episodes

The Hyperthesis Team's Perspectives on Science and PhD Life at the 100th Episode

The Next Generation of Data Visualization

Spectroscopy: How Objects Shine at Us Their Nature

The Lesser Known World of Evidence-based Teaching with Jon Clarke

The Science and Business of (medical) Drug Delivery with Matt Campea

Guest Appearances

Jon Clarke

Dr. Matt Campea

Dr. Pat Clancy

Abhishake Goyal

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The Hyperthesis

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is The Hyperthesis?

About the host

Recent episodes

The Hyperthesis Team's Perspectives on Science and PhD Life at the 100th Episode

The Next Generation of Data Visualization

Spectroscopy: How Objects Shine at Us Their Nature

The Lesser Known World of Evidence-based Teaching with Jon Clarke

The Science and Business of (medical) Drug Delivery with Matt Campea

Guest Appearances

Jon Clarke

Dr. Matt Campea

Dr. Pat Clancy

Abhishake Goyal

Advertisers on this show

Best industries to pitch The Hyperthesis for

Podcasts like The Hyperthesis

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