Papers Illuminated - Člankarnica
by Kemijski inštitut · 26 episodes
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In the podcast Papers Illuminated – Člankarnica, we bring you fascinating and accessible insights into the latest discoveries from researchers at the National Institute of Chemistry, featured in leading scientific journals. Our mission is to make dense scientific reading a thing of the past. So sit back with your favorite drink as we share a wealth of fresh knowledge, offering you a glimpse into the inner workings of groundbreaking research and the thrilling adventures behind each discovery. Tune in monthly for your dose of scientific enlightenment, hosted by Dr. Saša Aden.
Latest episodes
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35 min
#26: Rethinking the Atmosphere - Kristijan Vidović
Did you know that tiny droplets of water in the atmosphere can transform a common air pollutant into powerful climate-warming compounds? In this episode of Papers Illuminated – Čla…
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23 min
#25: Bridging Science and Industry - Robert Dominko
Did you know that the structural engineering of modern battery electrodes can be inspired by the intricate pathways of our body's own circulatory system? In this episode of Papers…
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22 min
#24: Mapping the Invisible Geography of Cells - Anja Trupej
Did you know that the internal architecture of our cells' production hub is governed by a hidden "protein code"? In this episode of Papers Illuminated – Člankarnica, we sit down wi…
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15 min
#23: Behind the Science of Turning Waste to Bio-based Chemicals - Maja Gabrič
Did you know that a byproduct of biodiesel production can be transformed into a key ingredient for paints, coatings, and even acrylic nails? In this episode of Papers Illuminated –…
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1 h 09
#22: 80 let znanosti Kemijskega inštituta – prof. dr. Venčeslav Kaučič
Ob 80-letnici Kemijskega inštituta se v posebni epizodi podkasta Papers Illuminated - Člankarnica ne posvečamo le suhoparnim številkam, temveč zgodbam, ki so gradile slovensko znan…
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24 min
#21: Shining Light on CO₂ Conversion - Petar Djinović & Miha Okorn
In this episode of Papers Illuminated – Člankarnica we are joined by researchers Petar Djinović and Miha Okorn from the Laboratory for Catalysis at the National Institute of Chemis…
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27 min
#20: What makes some RNA more sticky than others? - Tajda Klobučar & Jona Novljan
In this episode of Papers Illuminated – Člankarnica, we explore a new study revealing a hidden layer of cellular organization. Researchers Tajda Klobučar and Jona Novljan describe…
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28 min
#19: The Molecular Battles That Shape Our Food Supply - Nika Žibrat Kalanj
In the latest episode of Papers Illuminated – Člankarnica, we are joined by Nika Žibrat Kalanj from the National Institute of Chemistry, who takes us into the fascinating world of…
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28 min
#18: How Cells Sense Danger - Elvira Boršič Mlinarič
IIn the latest episode of Papers Illuminated – Člankarnica we are joined by Elvira Boršič Mlinarič, who walks us through her recently published paper on NLRP3 inflammasome activati…
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20 min
#17: Modeling Microbubbles and Gas Vesicles - Tilen Potisk
In this episode of Papers Illuminated – Člankarnica, we talk with Tilen Potisk, co-author of a cutting-edge paper that develops advanced particle-based models for microbubbles and…
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24 min
#16: A New Catalyst Platform for Green Hydrogen - Milutin Smiljanić
What if a key breakthrough for affordable green hydrogen was sitting in a lab drawer for years, just waiting for the right team to discover it? In this episode of Papers Illuminate…
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31 min
#15: Building Better Catalysts for Green Hydrogen - Yufei Ma
In this episode, we talk with Dr. Yufei Ma about a breakthrough in clean energy research. Their team has developed a new kind of catalyst made of single platinum atoms and a thin l…
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33 min
#14 Breakthrough in CO₂ Capture - Matjaž Mazaj
In a new episode of the podcast Papers Illuminated - Člankarnica, we're talking with Dr. Matjaž Mazaj about a groundbreaking study in the field of carbon dioxide (CO₂) capture. Tog…
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38 min
# 13: The Hidden Life of Batteries: Watching Them Work in Real Time - Sara Drvarič Talian
In this episode, we talk with Dr. Sara Drvarič Talian from the Department of Materials Chemistry at National Institute of Chemistry about how operando impedance spectroscopy is tra…
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1 h 15
#12: Skrivno življenje natrija v baterijah prihodnosti - Matej Gabrijelčič
V tej epizodi odkrivamo, kaj se dogaja z natrijevimi ioni v notranjosti negrafitiziranega ogljika med delovanjem natrij-ionskih baterij. Z gostom Matejem Gabrijelčičem razložimo, k…
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34 min
#11: A Dance Between Lipids and Proteins Revealed by Cryo-EM - Gašper Šolinc
In this episode, we talk with Gašper Šolinc from the Department of Molecular Biology and Nanobiotechnology at the National Institute of Chemistry about how lipids play a surprising…
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21 min
#10: Immunogenic Cell Death: Teaching the Immune System to Fight Cancer - Sara Orehek
In this episode, we talk with Sara Orehek from the Department of Synthetic Biology and Immunology at the National Institute of Chemistry about how immunogenic cell death is changin…
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22 min
#9: Tiny Tweaks, Big Impact: Functional Polymers for the Future - Urška Češarek
In this episode, we talk with Urška Češarek from the Department of Polymer Chemistry and Technology at the National Institute of Chemistry about a more streamlined and efficient ap…
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37 min
#8: Weaving the Future: The Art of Designing Protein Fibers - Klemen Mezgec
In Episode 8 of the Papers Illuminated - Člankarnica podcast, Klemen Mezgec from the Department of Synthetic Biology and Immunology at the National Institute of Chemistry delves in…
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26 min
#7: From Molecules to Checkmates: The Art of Science and Chess - Jure Borišek
In Episode 7 of the Papers Illuminated - Člankarnica podcast, Dr. Jure Borišek from the Laboratory for Cheminformatics within the Theory Department at the National Institute of Che…