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"Lecture-casts"- A Lecture Series on General Chemistry

D.J. Ferguson

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  • Yesterday · 39 min

    Afro-Futuristic Themed- Interview: Highlights from- The STEAM Success Blueprint: Why Not You? — Romeo Mays's Growth and Path to a Career in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

    In this episode of The STEAM Success Blueprint, host ⁠⁠David Ferguson( a fourth-year pharmacy student) ⁠⁠ sits down with Romeo Mays, a fourth-year medical student at PCOM in Philadelphia applying to residency in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Romeo opens up about growing up in the Bay Area balancing competitive basketball with a science-driven environment shaped by nearby institutions like Stanford and Cal, choosing a Master's in Organizational Leadership over a direct path to medical school, and the imposter syndrome that he encountered. The conversation moves through what "intelligence" really means once memorization stops being enough, how one conversation with a friend turned into a medical-school content platform followed by thousands, and why Romeo believes the biggest thing holding people back is rarely ability , it's exposure. David also previews an early build of his own Bahamian-set chemistry textbook and gets Romeo's live, on-the-spot reaction to it. In this episode: Growing up in the Bay Area near Stanford and Cal, and how that environment shaped Romeo's dual pursuit of basketball and academic excellence Choosing Dominican University of California for biology, and why chemistry and psychology became his minors The COVID-year decision to pursue a Master's in Organizational Leadership at the University of Redlands instead of heading straight to med school Confronting imposter syndrome in his first two years at PCOM, and redefining what "intelligence" actually means The third-year rotations — OB, family medicine, radiology, surgery — that reconnected him with his reason for pursuing medicine The origin story of his content platform, @romeomaysjr, and the first-generation students it was built for His current focus on sports medicine, adaptive sports, and pediatrics as he applies to PM&R residency A live look at David's in-progress chemistry textbook and Romeo's real-time feedback on it Why "comparison is the thief of joy" and "why not you?" have become two of Romeo's guiding principles Follow & Subscribe:🎧 Follow us and subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts: ⁠⁠The STEAM Success Blueprint⁠⁠👉 Follow us, young leaders, on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn: ⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-ferguson-458b97aa/⁠⁠🔗 Connect with Romeo Mays on Facebook: ⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/romeo.mays.71⁠⁠ or Instagram @romeomaysjr Guest Biography: Romeo Mays, a great young leader, who is a fourth-year medical student at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM), currently applying to residency programs in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Raised in the Bay Area of Northern California, Romeo earned his Bachelor of Science in Biology from Dominican University of California, with double minors in Chemistry and Psychology, while playing collegiate basketball throughout his undergraduate career. After an extra year of NCAA eligibility granted during the COVID-19 pandemic, he continued playing basketball at the graduate level while earning his Master's degree in Organizational Leadership from the University of Redlands. A first-generation college graduate now finishing his medical training, Romeo's clinical interests include sports medicine, adaptive sports, and pediatrics, fields that let him draw on his own background as an athlete to help patients regain function, mobility, and confidence. He is also the creator of a widely followed medical school content platform (@romeomaysjr), where he documents his journey through the pre-med and medical school process to demystify it for students , particularly first-generation and underrepresented students , who don't typically have a canonical roadmap of their own to follow. Outside of medicine, Romeo recharges by hiking near water, playing pickleball, and staying active around his neighborhood , chasing the same discipline outdoors that carried him through his hardest semesters. Please note: The views of this podcast represent those of my guest and I.

  • S50 · E9
    October 4 · 22 min

    Highlights from: The STEAM Success Blueprint- An Interview with Pramin Pradeep, Co-founder and CEO of BotGauge AI

    Highlights from: The STEAM Success Blueprint- An Interview with Pramin Pradeep, Co-founder and CEO of BotGauge AI ---- In this episode of The STEAM Success Blueprint, host David Ferguson welcomes Pramin Pradeep, Co-founder and CEO of BotGauge AI, where he is building autonomous quality infrastructure for modern software teams. With over a decade of experience in enterprise QA transformation and low-code ecosystems, Pramin has worked with companies such as Adobe, Infosys, and Unqork. Pramin shares his journey through software testing, product development, and entrepreneurship, explaining why understanding a problem deeply should come before building a solution. The conversation explores his distinction between automation and autonomy, how testing can expose weaknesses in AI agents, and why responsibility for AI-generated code must extend across teams. They also discuss what software quality means for users, the skills Pramin believes students should develop as technology roles evolve, and the potential role of AI agents in biological and chemical research. For students, founders, developers, and curious STEAM professionals, this episode offers a thoughtful look at building technology with purpose, accountability, and the user in mind. The views shared reflect the personal perspectives of the guest and host. This episode is educational and does not constitute medical or professional advice. Music is open source: Music by ⁠Dmitrii Spis⁠ from ⁠Pixabay⁠

  • S50 · E1
    September 19 · 39 min

    Highlights from - The STEAM Success Blueprint: Why Not You? — Romeo Mays's Growth and Path to a Career in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

    In this episode, host ⁠David Ferguson( a fourth-year pharmacy student) ⁠ sits down with Romeo Mays, a fourth-year medical student at PCOM in Philadelphia applying to residency in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Romeo opens up about growing up in the Bay Area balancing competitive basketball with a science-driven environment shaped by nearby institutions like Stanford and Cal, choosing a Master's in Organizational Leadership over a direct path to medical school, and the imposter syndrome that he encountered. The conversation moves through what "intelligence" really means once memorization stops being enough, how one conversation with a friend turned into a medical-school content platform followed by thousands, and why Romeo believes the biggest thing holding people back is rarely ability , it's exposure. David also previews an early build of his own Bahamian-set chemistry textbook and gets Romeo's live, on-the-spot reaction to it. In this episode: Growing up in the Bay Area near Stanford and Cal, and how that environment shaped Romeo's dual pursuit of basketball and academic excellence Choosing Dominican University of California for biology, and why chemistry and psychology became his minors The COVID-year decision to pursue a Master's in Organizational Leadership at the University of Redlands instead of heading straight to med school Confronting imposter syndrome in his first two years at PCOM, and redefining what "intelligence" actually means The third-year rotations — OB, family medicine, radiology, surgery — that reconnected him with his reason for pursuing medicine The origin story of his content platform, @romeomaysjr, and the first-generation students it was built for His current focus on sports medicine, adaptive sports, and pediatrics as he applies to PM&R residency A live look at David's in-progress chemistry textbook and Romeo's real-time feedback on it Why "comparison is the thief of joy" and "why not you?" have become two of Romeo's guiding principles Follow & Subscribe:🎧 Follow us and subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts: ⁠The STEAM Success Blueprint⁠👉 Follow us, young leaders, on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-ferguson-458b97aa/⁠🔗 Connect with Romeo Mays on Facebook: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/romeo.mays.71⁠ or Instagram @romeomaysjr Guest Biography: Romeo Mays, a great young leader, who is a fourth-year medical student at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM), currently applying to residency programs in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Raised in the Bay Area of Northern California, Romeo earned his Bachelor of Science in Biology from Dominican University of California, with double minors in Chemistry and Psychology, while playing collegiate basketball throughout his undergraduate career. After an extra year of NCAA eligibility granted during the COVID-19 pandemic, he continued playing basketball at the graduate level while earning his Master's degree in Organizational Leadership from the University of Redlands. A first-generation college graduate now finishing his medical training, Romeo's clinical interests include sports medicine, adaptive sports, and pediatrics, fields that let him draw on his own background as an athlete to help patients regain function, mobility, and confidence. He is also the creator of a widely followed medical school content platform (@romeomaysjr), where he documents his journey through the pre-med and medical school process to demystify it for students , particularly first-generation and underrepresented students , who don't typically have a canonical roadmap of their own to follow. Outside of medicine, Romeo recharges by hiking near water, playing pickleball, and staying active around his neighborhood , chasing the same discipline outdoors that carried him through his hardest semesters. Please note: The views of this podcast represent those of my guest and I.

  • S101 · E1
    September 16 · 1 hr 10 min

    The Combined Interviews with Simar Bajaj ( MD Candidate, Harvard graduate, Marshall Scholar, and New York Times Fellow) and Dr. Emery Brown, MD, PhD- Anesthesiologist-Statistician ( Harvard/ MIT)

    In this 2023 remixed podcast interview episode with Simar, a former Senior at Harvard University, now Harvard graduate and Stanford MD Candidate, we discuss Simar's achievements in science communication, his perseverance, and the hard work required to produce good work, science communication, and good journalism. Furthermore, Simar provides insights as he is a developing and achieving young leader in the science and journalism arenas. Definitely an episode worth listening to! Here are the links to his website and LinkedIn Page: 1. Simar's website: https://www.simarbajaj.com/ 2. Simar's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/simar-bajaj/ -- In this episode, we discuss, Dr. Emery Brown's phenomenal career at Harvard University and MIT , his research and ,his journey to becoming a successful Physician-Scientist at Harvard University. Link to Dr. Brown's Biography: https://imes.mit.edu/people/faculty/brown-emery/ -- Disclaimer: Please note the views of this podcast represent those of my guests and I, and do not constitute medical or professional advice or consultation. Please see the relevant healthcare professionals for any needed advice.

  • S57 · E1
    August 24 · 1 hr

    Mastering Science Communication with Simar Bajaj, Multi-Award-Winning Science Journalist

    [Re-Aired] Mastering Science Communication with Simar Bajaj, Multi-Award-Winning Science Journalist -- In this remixed fireside chat from 2023, we sit down with Simar Bajaj then a Harvard undergraduate student and now: a Stanford medical student, Knight-Hennessy Scholar, Oxford Marshall Scholar, and Harvard University graduate. Join us as we discuss Simar's incredible achievements in science communication, the perseverance his field demands, and the sheer hard work behind producing top-tier journalism. As a current award-winning former New York Times reporter and Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree, Simar shares invaluable insights from his experiences writing for major outlets like NPR, The Atlantic, and The Washington Post, as well as publishing first-author research in premier medical journals. This is truly a must-listen episode! Connect with Simar: Website: ⁠https://www.simarbajaj.com/⁠ LinkedIn: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/simar-bajaj/⁠ Disclaimer:The views expressed in this podcast are those of the host and guest(s). This episode is designed to provide educational and intellectually stimulating support for peer pharmacists in training. It is not intended to serve as medical advice or recommendations. For personalized medical guidance, please consult your local board-certified physician, PA, NP, or pharmacist.

  • July 31 · 10 min

    An Interview with A Mentor- Dr. Robert Langer, Sc.D. (MIT Institute Professor) on aspects of the Future of Diabetes Medicine Research

    An Interview with A Mentor- Dr. Robert Langer, Sc.D. (MIT Institute Professor) on aspects of the Future of Diabetes Medicine Research ====== Diabetes therapy is entering a new phase. For decades, the central challenge was how to deliver insulin more safely, more intelligently, and more responsively. The research work by Dr. Langer has produced a generation of technologies aimed at making therapy more autonomous: glucose-responsive insulin systems, microneedle patches, implantable rescue devices, lipid nanoparticles, and mRNA-based approaches to protein replacement. At the same time, a separate revolution emerged from pharmacology. GLP-1 receptor agonists, dual GIP/GLP-1 agonists, and now triple GIP/GLP-1/glucagon agonists have changed expectations for the treatment of type 2 diabetes and obesity. ===== Music by ⁠ANDRII KORNIEV⁠ from ⁠Pixabay⁠ ==== Views of this interview reflect those of my guest and I. They don't constitute medical or professional advice. We disclaim any loss in any way.

  • July 24 · 26 min

    An Interview with A Mentor- Chancellor Gary May, 7th Chancellor of University of California, Davis

    An Interview with A Mentor- Chancellor Gary May, 7th Chancellor of University of California, Davis- Recorded in 2026 INTERVIEW OVERVIEW Chancellor Gary S. May 7th Chancellor, University of California, Davis KEY FIGURES • 433 underrepresented students earned Ph.D.s in science and engineering at Georgia Tech — most in the nation • 73% of SURE program participants went on to graduate school • 200+ technical publications; 15 book contributions; 1 patent • $13.2 billion annual economic contribution to California • 40,000+ students enrolled at UC Davis • $1 billion+ in annual sponsored research Some of the questions in this interview included: Background: Created the Summer Undergraduate Research in Engineering/Science (SURE) program backed by NSF. Founded FACES and the University Center of Exemplary Mentoring with NSF and Sloan Foundation grants. Produced the most Ph.D.s among underrepresented groups in science and engineering in the nation. Q3. SURE sent 73% of participants to graduate school. What design principles separate a research experience that genuinely transforms a student from one that's merely decorative on a résumé? Q4. Through FACES and the University Center of Exemplary Mentoring, 433 underrepresented students earned Ph.D.s — the most in the nation. If a provost called you tomorrow wanting to replicate that, what's the one structural element they cannot skip — and the mistake institutions most often make? Background: Steve W. Chaddick Chair, Georgia Tech School of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Dean, Georgia Tech College of Engineering — largest and most diverse engineering school in the nation (400+ faculty, 13,000 students). Executive Assistant to President G. Wayne Clough. Elected to the National Academy of Engineering, 2018. Q5. You went from the Chaddick Chair to dean of the largest, most diverse engineering school in the country while sustaining 200+ publications. How did you manage the scholar-administrator tension, and what did serving as executive assistant to President Wayne Clough teach you about executive leadership before you ever held the title? Q6. Leaders keep emerging from your Georgia Tech orbit including President DesRoches at Rice, Isbell at UIUC, President Ayanna Howard now at Spelman, President Blake at Georgia State, Provost Beyah as provost. Coaches have coaching trees — you have a leadership tree. Was this the product of a deliberate, repeatable system for developing leaders, or a culture that leadership simply grows in? Q7. Often a mentor sees leadership potential in someone before they see it in themselves. When you spot that raw material in a young faculty member or administrator, what exactly are you looking for — and how do you have the conversation that plants the seed of "you could run an institution one day"? Background: 7th Chancellor, UC Davis (2017–present). Four colleges, six professional schools, 40,000+ students, $1B+ in annual sponsored research. Ranked 3rd best public university in the United States (Wall Street Journal/College Pulse, 2024). Ten-year strategic plan: To Boldly Go. Music by Nikita Kondrashev from Pixabay

  • June 19 · 1 hr 23 min

    Mentorship in Motion: Six Years of Learning with A Leading Chemical Engineer Dr. Robert Langer—Guiding Science from Lab to World (2020-2026)

    Step into the minds of today's scientific pioneers and tomorrow's trailblazers. This exclusive compilation brings together established luminaries—like Institute Professor Robert Langer, Sc.D.—alongside brilliant rising stars and determined student pharmacist including MD-PhD student Chadwin Hanna and PharmD student- David Ferguson, respectively. We’ve woven together the most powerful moments from a series of interviews spanning 2020 to 2026. Set against a backdrop of pandemic breakthroughs, surging startups, and classroom innovation, Dr. Langer reveals how an unwavering commitment to real-world impact drives groundbreaking discoveries at the crossroads of bioengineering, academia, and industry. Views of this podcast represent those of my guests and I. These do not constitute medical or professional advice. We disclaim any loss in any way.

  • S10 · E1
    June 16 · 33 min

    Highlights from TNSPPE- Interview with Dr. Sebastian Kahf,MD- Anesthesiology Resident, UCLA

    Please note: The views of this podcast represent those of my guest(s) and I. These are not for⁠ medical advice or consultation. Please see your local state and board-certified health professional. We disclaim any loss in any way.--- Highlights from TNSPPE- Interview with Dr. Sebastian Kahf,MD- Anesthesiology Resident, UCLA --- In this interview with one of my good friends, Dr. Kahf, MD, an anesthesiology resident at University of California, Los Angeles, we discuss his career journey thus far, recalling his first appearance on "The New Chemist Podcast" in 2021 to now appearing on "The New Student Pharmacist Podcast Experience". Definitely a good interview! --- -- Biography of Dr. Kahf, MD ( UCLA Anesthesiology Resident) --- Sebastian Kahf is a first-year anesthesiology resident physician at UCLA. He went to Georgia Tech for undergrad and went to the Medical College of Georgia for his doctorate in medicine. In medical school, he conducted research in anesthesiology and presented his research in several state and national conferences as well as through publication in international-reach journals. By the end of medical school, he was selected for induction into the Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA) national medical honor society. He is now completing his first year as a physician out in Los Angeles, California. In his free time, he is an avid runner, skier, DJ, and has started to get into surfing during the summer months. He hopes to pursue a career in academic anesthesiology and serve as faculty to teach future generations of medical students and residents. ---⁠ ⁠Please note: The views of this podcast represent those of my guest(s) and I. These are not for⁠ medical advice or consultation. Please see your local state and board-certified health professional. We disclaim any loss in any way.

  • S40 · E1
    April 14 · 33 min

    The STEAM Success Blueprint: An Interview with an Engineering Genius- Jee'von Pratt ( Howard University Senior Student & Graduate Student Aspirant for Georgia Tech/ NYU)

    The STEAM Success Blueprint: An Interview with an Engineering Genius- Jee'von Pratt ( Howard University Senior Student & Graduate Student Aspirant for Georgia Tech/ NYU) --- In this episode of The STEAM Success Blueprint, we sit down with Jee'Von Pratt , an aspiring robotics engineer graduate student whose journey spans from overhauling 2-stroke marine engines in Nassau, Bahamas to pushing the boundaries of computational fluid dynamics at Howard University. Aspiring to attend graduate school at either Georgia Tech or NYU, he is on a path to making a great positive difference in the world. Also, in this interview we get the insights of this Bahamian genius, on the ideas of Dr S. Kahf and Dr. Robert Langer from UCLA and MIT respectively. --- Please note the views of the podcast represent those of my guests and I, and they don't constitute medical, professional or clinical advice or suggestions. Please see a board and state certified health professional.

  • S43 · E1
    February 15 · 10 hr 31 min

    A Celebration of Excellence with Leaders in Academia, Medicine, Engineering, & Athletics

    A Celebration of Excellence with Leaders in Academia, Medicine, Engineering, & Athletics- Black History Month Celebration! Here is the complete list: Chancellor Gary May ( Chancellor of UC Davis), Provost Raheem Beyah (Provost, Georgia Tech), Dr. Emery Brown, MD, PhD ( Anesthesiologist-Statistician, Harvard/ MIT/ Mass. General Hospital), Chase Griffin ( Toigo Fellow, Investment Fellow, Athlete Creator and Quarterback, UCLA), Nagela Nukuna (Product Lead, The White House), Dr. Shane Campbell-Staton (Evolutionary Biologist and Assistant Professor at Princeton University and Two Time Emmy Nominated PBS Host), Leselle Vincent ( Senior Associate, Center for Public Impact), Sonola Onasanya ( ESG Equity Analyst, Net Purpose), Gabriel Galaraza (Professional Services Manager, Amplitude), Kyle Woumn (Engineering Manager, Nerd Wallet and Forbes 30 Under 30, 2022), Ms. Pinder (Vice Principal, Bishop Michael Eldon School, The Bahamas), Mr. Bourne ( Chemistry Teacher, B.M.E.S.) ,Mr. R. Deveaux (Deputy Permanent Secretary, The Ministry of Education, The Bahamas), Former Ambassador S. Collie ( Former Bahamian Ambassador to Washington, DC), Mr. Isaiah Swann ( MD-PhD Student at The University of Virginia), Dr. Jenaye Burrows, MBBS (Medical Doctor), Chadwin Hanna ( MD-PhD Student, The University of Florida), Dr. Kuna Fortingo, MD ( Medical Resident), Dr. Sheena Collie (Chief Medical Officer, Doctors Hospital, The Bahamas), Aaron Levarity (Professional Basketball Player in France & from The Bahamas).

  • S30 · E1
    February 14 · 34 min

    The New Chemist's Podcast: Interview with a former Georgia Tech mentor- Dr. Cray Noah MD, MBA (Harvard Graduate, UCLA Surgery Resident)

    In this episode with Cray, Harvard University MD, MBA now UCLA Surgery Resident, we discuss career paths as well as mentoring and the role they play in academic and intellectual development. -- The views of this podcast represent those of my guest and I. These do not constitute medical or professional advice. We disclaim any loss in any way. Music: Open source Original Recording done in August 2020.

  • S41 · E1
    January 21 · 2 hr 5 min

    T.S.S.B.- Interviews in Greenlandic- STEAM-ip iluatsitsinissaanut pilersaarut: Dr. Emery N. Brown ( Harvard-MIT), Dr. Robert Langer (MIT) aamma Dr. L.C. Campeau kalaallisut (kalaallisut)

    T.S.S.B.- Interviews in Greenlandic- STEAM-ip iluatsitsinissaanut pilersaarut: Dr. Emery N. Brown ( Harvard-MIT), Dr. Robert Langer (MIT) aamma Dr. L.C. Campeau kalaallisut (kalaallisut) --- The STEAM Success Blueprint: Interview Highlights with Dr. Emery N. Brown ( Harvard-MIT), Dr. Robert Langer (MIT) and Dr. L.C. Campeau in Kalaallisut (Greenlandic) -- STEAM-ip iluatsitsinissaanut pilersaarut: Dr. Emery N. Brown ( Harvard-MIT), Dr. Robert Langer (MIT) aamma Dr. L.C. Campeau kalaallisut (kalaallisut)

  • S40 · E5
    January 19 · 20 min

    Special Dr. Martin Luther King Day- 2026 Episode- The STEAM Success Blueprint: Interview with A Leading Executive Ms. Sonya Weigle, with Mr. Chadwin Hanna, MD-PhD Student (UF) (Co-Host)

    Welcome to the STEAM Success Blueprint. We are so glad you are listening in! Today we have with us a special guest- Sonya Weigle and a special co-host- Chadwin Hanna, MD-PhD Student at the University of Florida! Sonya Weigle is a senior executive and strategic advisor in the life sciences and biotech industry, known for her expertise in leadership development, innovation strategy, and organizational transformation. Her work sits at the intersection of science, business, and leadership, helping organizations move from complexity to clarity. Throughout her career, she has partnered with executives, founders, and cross-functional teams to navigate growth, change, and high-stakes decision-making. She brings a pragmatic, human-centered approach to leadership grounded in real-world experience and informed by the evolving demands of science-driven organizations. As a speaker, Sonya is valued for her clear insights, grounded perspective, and ability to translate complex challenges into actionable strategies. Her talks resonate with leaders seeking to build resilient teams, drive innovation responsibly, and lead with confidence in rapidly evolving environments. -- Please note the views of this podcast represent those of my guest and I, and do not constitute medical or professional advice, consultations or suggestions. We disclaim any loss in any way. Please see the respective professionals for specific advice or consultations. --- Thanks again for listening! -- Recorded in 2026

  • S42 · E2
    January 9 · 1 hr 34 min

    Ang Blueprint Podcast: Mga Lektura ng Nobel sa Filipino at Melayu| Podcast Cetak Biru: Kuliah Nobel dalam Bahasa Filipina dan Melayu| The Blueprint Podcast: Nobel Lectures in Filipino and Melayu

    The views of this podcast represent those of my guest and I,and the translations were done using software. Any error in translation reflects that of the software, not the authors or producer. Ang mga pananaw ng podcast na ito ay kumakatawan sa mga pananaw ko at ng aking panauhin, at ang mga pagsasalin ay ginawa gamit ang software. Anumang pagkakamali sa pagsasalin ay sumasalamin sa pagkakamali ng software, hindi ng mga may-akda o prodyuser. Pandangan podcast ini mewakili pandangan saya dan tetamu saya, dan terjemahannya dilakukan menggunakan perisian. Sebarang kesilapan dalam terjemahanmencerminkan kesilapan perisian, bukan pengarang atau penerbit.

  • S40 · E1
    January 9 · 1 hr 24 min

    Le podcast Blueprint : Conférences Nobel en français et en créole haïtien| Podcast Blueprint la: Konferans Nobel an franse ak kreyòl Ayisyen| The Blueprint Podcast: Nobel Lectures in French & Creole

    Le podcast Blueprint : Conférences Nobel en français et encréole haïtien| Podcast Blueprint la: Konferans Nobel an franse ak kreyòl Ayisyen| The Blueprint Podcast: Nobel Lectures in French & Creole The views of this podcast represent those of my guest and I,and the translations were done using software. Any error in translation reflects that of the software, not the authors or producer. Les opinions exprimées dans ce podcast sont celles de moninvité et les miennes, et les traductions ont été réalisées à l'aide d'un logiciel. Toute erreur de traduction est imputable au logiciel et non aux auteurs ou au producteur. Pwen de vi ki nan podcast sa a reprezante opinyon envite mwen an ak mwen, epi tradiksyon yo te fèt ak yon lojisyèl. Nenpòt erè nan tradiksyon an reflete erè lojisyèl la, pa otè yo oswa pwodiktè a.

  • S40 · E1
    Dec 30, 2025 · 1 hr 3 min

    Highlights from- The Blueprint: Designing the Future of Surgery - Dr. Cray Noah, MD Returns- 2.0 (UCLA/Harvard/Georgia Tech)

    The Blueprint: Designing the Future of Surgery - Dr. Cray Noah, MD Returns- 2.0 (UCLA/Harvard/Georgia Tech) --- Innovation isn't accidental; it's designed. Welcome to The Blueprint, a show committed to inventing the future and closing the gap between aspiration and achievement. We deconstruct the mechanics of success in modern science to provide access to the insights that matter most. On this episode with Dr. Cray and Chadwin Hanna (MD-PhD Student at University of Florida), we sit down again in December 2025, five years after his initial guest appearance with Dr. Cray Noah, a General Surgery Resident at UCLA and an emerging leader at the intersection of engineering and medicine. A graduate of Harvard Medical School and a summa cum laude Biomedical Engineer from Georgia Tech, Cray has a track record of moving technical ideas from concept to clinical practice. We dive deep into his journey, and have real conversations on wellness, success and the journey of being a surgery resident. Also, this conversation includes: The Future of Transplants: His current feasibility study using hematopoietic stem cells to eliminate long-term immunosuppression in liver transplant recipients. From the GT environment to the operating room, this is a masterclass in navigating—and leading—the next era of discovery. Definitely an episode worth listening to. Please note: The views of this podcast represent those of my guest and I, and do not constitute medical advice, suggestions, or opinions. We disclaim any loss in any way. Music is open source.

  • S41 · E1
    Dec 22, 2025 · 54 min

    Bridging the Gap Beyond the Textbook: Integrating Flash Cards and Audio for Organic Chemistry

    Bridging the Gap Beyond the Textbook: Integrating Flash Cards and Audio for Organic Chemistry --- We are bridging the gap between visual and auditory learning in organic chemistry. By integrating 500 reactions from open-source reaction cards from Educational Reaxy’s Flash App with deep-dive podcast audio, we have created an immersive, multi-sensory tool for mastering named reactions. This project is designed to make complex chemistry concepts more accessible and engaging.Note: This content is for educational purposes only.

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