The 3D Session

por Dale Pavitt

Superación personal Salud mental Astronomía

Temporada 1

Dr. Peter McCullough: Covid-19, Vaccination, and Government

Peter McCullough is an American cardiologist . He was vice chief of internal medicine at Baylor University Medical Centre and professor at Texas A&M University during COVID-19 pandemic. His book "The Courage To Face COVID-19" was released in 2022 and is about doctors who developed early treatments for COVID-19 and their belief that it was suppressed by Bio-Pharmaceutical Complex.

Prof. Raymond Volkas: Particle Physics, Dark Matter, Dark Energy, and The Multiverse.

Raymond Volkas is a theoretical particle physicist at the University of Melbourne. In 2016, he was awarded the Harrie Massey Medal prize by the Institute of Physics and the Australian Institute of Physics, for his contributions to physics.He is currently apart of ARC Centre of Excellence for Dark Matter Particle Physics. Which is a team of physicists who are working together to try and figure out everything they can about Dark Matter.

Dr. Angeline Leece: Paleoanthropology, Teeth, Evolution, and Drimolen.

Dr. Leece is paleoanthropologist who has worked with the Drimolen Palaeo-Archaeological Project for eight years. Her research focusses on early hominin dental adaptions and related dietary behaviours as well as the taxonomy and phylogenetic relationships of our early ancestors.

Dr. Robyn Brown: Addiction, Food, and Drugs.

Dr Robyn Brown is a Senior Research Fellow and Head of the behavioral neuropharmacology laboratory within University of Melbourne’s department of Biochemistry and Pharmacology.. Her laboratory uses addiction neuroscience to understand the drive of overeating.

Dr. Ken Walker #16

Dr. Ken Walker is a senior curator of entomology at the Melbourne Museum. He has worked at Museum's Victoria since 1981. His research interests are in native Australian bees (in particular the family Halictidae) and pollination syndromes (what bee pollinates what plant). He has described over 150 new species of native bees, especially in the genera Homalictus and Lasioglossum and he has several species of Australian bees named after him.

Jake Kotevski #15

Jake is a PhD candidate in his second year at Monash University in the school of biological sciences. His PhD involves full revision of the record of theropod dinosaurs (2-legged carnivores) of Victoria and evolution of the Megaraptors.

Sean Gillen #14

Sean is an Irish born strongman competitor. He started off as a cycler in Ireland and changed course to become one of the strongest men in Australia. He has competed multiple times in Australia's Strongest Man 2022 and 2023. We talk about his path to strongman, the lifestyle of a strongman (diet, family, longevity, and leisure), his thoughts on the current deadlift world record, and why he chose strongman.

Prof. Colin Masters #13

Prof. Colin Louis Masters is an Australian neuropathologist who researches dementia particularly Alzheimer's disease, and other neurodegenerative disorders. He is laureate professor of pathology at the University of MelbourneIn this episode we discuss sex differences in in dementia types, the fundamental and potential causes of Alzheimer's, the treatments we have today, and which genes play a role in increasing an individuals chance is getting Alzheimer's disease.

Dr. Thomas Arkell #12

Dr Thomas Arkell is a psychopharmacologist with a broad research interest in drugs and their effects on the brain and human behaviour. Dr Arkell has experience designing, implementing and managing clinical research involving acute drug adminsitration (alcohol/cannabis/MDMA) and his work has been published in leading international journals. He holds a BA (Psychology/Philsophy) and a PhD (Medicine) from the University of Sydney.

Prof. Enzo Palombo #11

Received PhD from La Trobe University studying the genetics of bacterial conjugation and undertook post-doctoral training at the Royal Children's Hospital investigating the genetic epidemiology of gastroenteritis viruses, particularly rotavirus and astrovirus. Research interests include food microbiology, identification of bio-active compounds from medicinal plants, fungi and biowaste, environmental microbiology, nanotechnology and virology.

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