As technology advances, so do the threats to digital security. What steps are scientists taking to raise awareness of cybersecurity and the complexities of quantum-related risks? Dustin Moody, a mathematician in NIST's Computer Security Division, joins the podcast to share his expert insights.

Dustin Moody, a leading figure in the field, heads the post-quantum cryptography project at NIST. With a Ph.D. from the University of Washington, his research focuses on elliptic curves and their applications in cryptography. He leverages this deep knowledge to develop new solutions that protect us from the future of quantum computing – instilling confidence in the security of our digital world…

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• The mathematics that underpins the security of cryptosystems.
• What post-quantum cryptography is, and how researchers are working to enhance it.
• Problems that quantum computers are susceptible to.
• How long it takes for quantum computers to break through standard digital security walls.

Ready to dive deeper into the world of quantum-related cybersecurity? Click here to learn more about Dustin and his groundbreaking work at NIST!

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In today’s episode, Dr. Christopher Seitz joins the program to discuss the benefits of IV therapy. As a board-certified emergency physician by training, Dr. Seitz is an expert in sick and functional medicine. He brings his diverse background in wellness and holistic care to the American IV Association (AIVA), where he currently sits on the medical advisory board.

Dr. Seitz is dedicated to advancing the field of IV hydration therapy through scientific precision and innovation. He does this using evidence-based science and ethical standards – bringing cutting-edge opportunities alongside enhanced regulatory attention…

Dive in to explore:

• Typical reasons why people seek IV therapy.
• How IV therapy has transitioned to outpatient wellness and preventative care.
• The ways that the pandemic highlighted issues within the traditional hospital system.
• The role that telemedicine technology has played in the improvement of healthcare.

What has fueled the remarkable growth of IV hydration therapy in the last decade? How have pioneers like Dr. Seitz shaped this advancement in medicine? Click play now to uncover these fascinating insights!

Stay connected with Dr. Seitz’s groundbreaking work at AIVA. Follow along here to be part of the journey towards a healthier future!

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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Eduardo Cardona to discuss his unique approach to fighting obesity, depression, and more. As an Ayurvedic doctor who also uses modern medicine, Dr. Cardona employs holistic and hands-on methods to treat various chronic ailments and diseases effectively.

Dr. Cardona has been a practicing therapist for over ten years. Throughout his time in this field, he has held many distinguished positions at medical schools and university faculties. Using ancient medicine alongside modern medical technology, Dr. Cardona treats suffering individuals by helping them regulate their internal environments…

Jump in now to uncover:

• What Ayurvedic medicine is, and how it can be used to heal the body.
• How ancient treatments can inform modern medicine.
• Ayurvedic treatments for obesity and depression.
• How to maintain the delicate balance between mind, body, and consciousness.

You can find more on Dr. Cardona by visiting his website here!

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Joining us in this episode is Dr. Bill McGraw, a recurring guest who is constantly pushing the boundaries of alternative health technology. He sits down with us today to discuss his latest research: removing heavy metals from the body through microcurrent therapy…

Dr. McGraw has helped countless patients take charge of their health and overcome chronic diseases from a holistic therapeutic approach. Are heavy metals impacting your bodily health? If so, what can you do about it? Tune in now to find out for yourself!

In this conversation, we cover:

• Why people tend to develop chronic disease later in life.
• Where heavy metals in the body come from, and how they are removed.
• How contaminants enter the atmosphere, and the health concerns that come with it.
• Symptoms of heavy metal toxicity.
• How to measure heavy metals in the human body.

You can learn more about Dr. McGraw and his research here!

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In today’s episode, we are honored to be joined by Leor Weinberger, the William and Ute Bowes Distinguished Professor of Virology, director of the Gladstone Center for Cell Circuitry, professor of pharmaceutical chemistry, and professor of biochemistry and biophysics at Gladstone Institutes/University of California, San Francisco. As a world-renowned virologist and quantitative biologist, Leor has made a significant impact in the field of HIV research with his groundbreaking discovery of the HIV virus latency circuit.

Leor’s lab studies the fundamental processes of viral biology in the pursuit of developing innovative first-in-class therapies against HIV. They use computational and experimental approaches, including quantitative, single-cell and single-molecule microscopy and mathematical modeling…

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• How quantitative and theoretical biophysics apply to HIV.
• Why HIV latency has always been a problem with successful treatment.
• What happens when viral loads are lower in the blood of infected individuals.
• When to administer a therapeutic that overcomes barriers to biodistribution.

How are Leor and his team tackling the biggest challenges in human health? Tune in now to learn more about their unique and innovative approach to disrupting the way science is done – and how these discoveries have the potential to change lives!

You can follow along with Leor and his fascinating work with the Gladstone Center for Cell Circuitry here.

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Meet Dr. Robert R. Cargill, the Roger A. Hornsby Associate Professor in the Classics at The University of Iowa. He is a devout scholar of Jewish and biblical studies and an archaeologist, author, and digital humanist. In this episode, he joins us to unveil how our scholarly capacity and critical thinking can lead us to unravel some of history’s most perplexing mysteries…

Dr. Cargill’s research interests are vast, including second temple Judaism, literary criticism of the Hebrew Bible and New Testament, Qumran and the Dead Sea Scrolls, Pseudepigrapha and Apocrypha, and the archaeology of Southwest Asia. He is also the author of Melchizedek, King of Sodom: How Scribes Invented the Biblical Priest-King and The Cities That Built the Bible – and has appeared on CNN, History, Discovery, Nat Geo, and other networks.

Jump in to discover:

• Must-know facts about the Old Testament.
• The importance of reading the Bible critically.
• How Biblical history is infused with other ancient cultures.
• How to resolve faith-based contradictions with scientific methods.

To learn more about Dr. Cargill and his work, click here now!

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In this episode, we chat with David Weill, the former Director of the Center for Advanced Lung Diseases and the Lung and Heart-Lung Transplant Program at Stanford University Medical Center. Since leaving this position behind, David has been assisting transplant programs across the country – with a dedication to improving the delivery of transplant care.

In May of 2021, David published Exhale: Hope, Healing, and a Life in Transplant, a memoir that outlines the emotional rollercoaster of saving and losing lives – and what it took for him to step back and reassess his own life…

Click play now to discover:

• What prompted David to leave his role at Stanford University Medical Center.
• The pros and cons of working in a lung transplant program.
• How David is working to innovate the science behind lung transplants.
• Why certain transplant operations are more risky than others.
• How the outcomes of single and double lung transplant surgery differ.

You can find David’s website here!

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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Judy Illes and Anthony Hannan to discuss the International Brain Initiative – a coalition that seeks to catalyze and advance neuroscience through international collaboration and knowledge sharing.

Dr. Illes is a Professor of Neurology and a Distinguished University Scholar in Neuroethics at the University of British Columbia (UBC). She is also the Director of Neuroethics Canada at UBC, and faculty in the Brain Research Centre at UBC and at the Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute. Her work revolves around the intersection of neurosciences and biomedical ethics, specifically looking at them from an ethical, legal, social, and political perspective.

Anthony Hannon is the Head of the Neural Plasticity Laboratory at Florey Neuroscience Institutes, and an Associate Professor at the University of Melbourne, Parkville, Australia. Currently, his research focuses on cognitive and psychiatric illnesses, including conditions like Huntington’s disease.

Join the conversation now to find out:

• What the International Brain Initiative is, and how it has evolved over the years.
• How big data is changing science, and the importance of sharing it internationally.
• Obstacles that exist in the peer-review process.
• What the open neuroscience movement is, and how it’s expanding scientific research.

Want to learn more about the International Brain Initiative? Click here now!

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