Science Behind the Glass: illuminating the human side

Science Behind the Glass: illuminating the human side

por Science behind the Glass

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Las dos caras de la moneda: economia, naturaleza y sociedad con Julian Ruiz

En este episodio exploramos la conexión entre economía, sociedad y medio ambiente con Julián Ruiz, economista y estudiante de maestría en Medio Ambiente y Desarrollo. Su trabajo aborda temas cruciales como la agricultura ecológica y la valoración económica de daños ambientales en Colombia. Discutimos las alternativas de modelos económicos y las implicaciones del modelo económico actual a nivel mundial. 📢 No Olviden suscribirse, darle like y apoyarnos en nuestra pagina oficial usando Paypal! Escúchennos también en:www.sciencebehindtheglass.com Siguenos en: Instagram: sciencebehindtheglass X: @daniesguerra @LINDAHE1988 FB: Science behind the Glass

The Revolution to save Coral Reefs with Dr Valeria Pizarro

🌊 In today’s episode, we’re diving deep into the world of marine conservation with the incredible Dr. Valeria Pizarro, a leading marine biologist from the Perry Institute for Marine Science. From pioneering coral reef restoration projects to building partnerships with coastal communities, Dr Pizarro’s work is transforming how we protect our oceans—and ourselves. 🐠 Join us as we explore her inspiring journey, the groundbreaking science behind coral restoration, and the human stories that drive her passion for sustainable ocean management. ✨ Learn more about Dr. Pizarro’s work and initiatives at the Perry Institute for Marine Science by visiting her profile: https://www.perryinstitute.org/research/. 📢 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, Donate and share! Listen to us at:🌐 www.sciencebehindtheglass.com Follow us on:📸 Instagram: @sciencebehindtheglass🐦 X (formerly Twitter): @daniesguerra | @LINDAHE1988📘 Facebook: Science Behind the Glass

La Revolución para Salvar los Arrecifes con la Dra. Valeria Pizarro

🌊 In today’s episode, we’re diving deep into the world of marine conservation with the incredible Dr. Valeria Pizarro, a leading marine biologist from the Perry Institute for Marine Science. From pioneering coral reef restoration projects to building partnerships with coastal communities, Dr. Pizarro’s work is transforming how we protect our oceans—and ourselves. 🐠 Join us as we explore her inspiring journey, the groundbreaking science behind coral restoration, and the human stories that drive her passion for sustainable ocean management. ✨ Learn more about Dr. Pizarro’s work and initiatives at the Perry Institute for Marine Science. 🎧 Hit play to discover how science and humanity come together beneath the waves. 📢 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share!

COP16: Greenpeace's Final Call to Save Biodiversity

In this episode, we dive into the most critical debates about the future of our planet with Estefanía González, Deputy Director of Greenpeace Andino and a key voice in global conversations about climate change. From the recent COP16, where leaders and activists from around the world discussed urgent solutions to the climate crisis, Estefanía shares her firsthand experiences: the challenges, the achievements, and the decisions that will shape the path for future generations. 🌿🔥

COP16: El Último Llamado de Greenpeace para Salvar la Biodiversidad

En este episodio, nos sumergimos en los debates más críticos sobre el futuro de nuestro planeta con Estefanía González, subdirectora de Greenpeace Andino y una voz clave en las conversaciones globales sobre el cambio climático. Desde la reciente COP16, donde líderes y activistas de todo el mundo discutieron soluciones urgentes para la crisis climática, Estefanía nos comparte sus experiencias de primera mano: los desafíos, los logros y las decisiones que marcarán el rumbo de las próximas generaciones. 🌿🔥 Referencias https://www.wwf.es/nuestro_trabajo/informe_planeta_vivo_ipv/informe_planeta_vivo_2024_perdidad_biodiversidad/ https://forestsnews.cifor.org/90146/cinco-mensajes-clave-desde-la-cop16-de-la-biodiversidad?fnl=

Secretos del Mundo Salvaje: Cómo la Dra. Tasmin Rymer Desentraña el Comportamiento Animal

En este episodio, exploraremos cómo el comportamiento es un motor de adaptación, tanto en el reino animal como en la experiencia humana. La Dra. Rymer compartirá su investigación sobre resiliencia, respuestas al estrés y adaptabilidad en especies salvajes, revelando lecciones que también podemos aplicar a nuestras propias vidas en tiempos de cambio. Visite nuestra pagina oficial: www.sciencebehindtheglass.com Siganos: Instagram: sciencebehindtheglass X: @daniesguerra @LINDAHE1988 fb: Science behind the Glass Referencias sobre personalidad y comportamiento animal! https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles... https://www.smithsonianmag.com/scienc...

Tales of the Wild: How Dr Tasmin Rymer Decodes Animal Behavior

In this episode, we’re thrilled to welcome Dr Tasmin Rymer, a behavioural biologist and lecturer at James Cook University. Dr. Rymer’s research dives into how animals adapt to environmental stressors and how individual personalities in species, like rodents and tarantulas, influence survival. Join us as we uncover the surprising connections between animal behaviour and human resilience and explore what nature’s smallest creatures can teach us about navigating our changing world.

Exploring a Sensory World: From Invertebrates to Vertebrates with Dr. Jorge Molina

In today’s episode, we are honoured to have Dr Jorge Molina, Associate Professor at the Universidad de los Andes, Colombia, and a leading expert in neurobiology and sensory ecology. With a career dedicated to exploring how organisms—ranging from insects and arachnids to electric fish—perceive and adapt to their environments, Dr Molina offers an insightful look into the fascinating world of sensory systems. His work not only enhances our understanding of how these creatures interact with their surroundings but also highlights the importance of this knowledge for biodiversity conservation. From uncovering hidden senses to applying science to preserve ecosystems, Dr Molina’s contributions are both profound and inspiring.

Explorando un mundo sensorial: Desde Invertebrados hasta Vertebrados con el Dr. Jorge Molina

En este episodio hablamos con el Dr. Jorge Molina, profesor de la Universidad de los Andes y experto en neurobiología y ecología sensorial. Exploramos cómo organismos como insectos, arácnidos y peces eléctricos perciben su entorno y cómo este conocimiento impacta la conservación de los ecosistemas. Únete a nosotros para descubrir la sorprendente relación entre los sistemas sensoriales y la naturaleza, y cómo la ciencia puede ayudar a preservar nuestro mundo.

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Discovering Agroecological Research from an Intercultural Perspective with Dr. Arit de León

In this episode, we embark on a journey to the vibrant landscapes of the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico, where agroecological projects flourish and education merges with diverse cultural perspectives. Joining us is Dr. Arit de León, a beacon of knowledge and innovation in the field. From her role as a researcher at the Intercultural Mayan University of Quintana Roo, Dr. Arit will guide us through the fascinating realm where applied research intersects with the traditions of indigenous communities.

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