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U.S. government agency responsible for weather forecasting and storm tracking

European organization responsible for nuclear research and particle physics experiments.

A space research institute in Germany, involved in the study of Earth's water origins.

National Hurricane Center, a NOAA agency forecasting hurricanes.

Research center in Boulder, Colorado, specializing in snow and ice data.

The organization representing the society of brain scientists.

American company developing nuclear fusion technology backed by major investors.

California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco, a scientific research institute and museum

ITER, an international nuclear fusion research and engineering project aimed at demonstrating fusion power.

J. Craig Venter Institute, a research institute where James Smith is an adjunct associate professor.

The Neutron Scattering Division at Oak Ridge National Laboratory oversees neutron source research for atomic structure studies.

Organization advocating for scientific research and policy analysis on environmental issues.

A chemical element, the second lightest and second most abundant in the universe, used in various scientific and industrial applications

The transcript mentions neuroplasticity as the process by which the nervous system changes in response to experience.

The universe is expanding, with galaxies moving away from each other, as observed by astronomers.

The Big Bang is the leading explanation about how the universe began.

The concept of deep time refers to the idea that the Earth is millions or billions of years old, far older than biblical timelines.

Neuroscience is the scientific study of the nervous system, including how emotions are processed.

The NOVA classification is a system from Brazil that categorizes foods based on processing levels.

Open science, a movement promoting open access to scientific research and data sharing.

A scientific field studying the effects of light on biological systems, including photobiomodulation.

Research studies demonstrating the benefits of infrared technology on the human body.

The scientific study of the behavior of particles at the subatomic level, including wave-particle duality and observer effect.

A principle in philosophy and science that favors simplicity in explanations.

A research study conducted at Harvard University on adult development and happiness

The scientific revolution in Europe, marked by the unification of observation, experimentation, and mathematics into a method.

A period during which scholars preserved and expanded ancient knowledge, emphasizing observation, experimentation, and skepticism.

The study in neurosciences published in 2024 investigates the physiological and emotional responses related to social behavior.

NASA, the United States government agency responsible for the civilian space program and aeronautics research.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, a U.S. agency responsible for weather and climate monitoring.

CONACY, the National Council for Science and Technology in Mexico.

A U.S. government agency responsible for weather, oceans, and atmospheric research.

National Science Foundation is a U.S. government agency that funds research and education in science and engineering.

United States Geological Survey, a scientific agency that studies natural resources and hazards.

U.S. government agency responsible for weather, climate, and geological surveys.

Podcast hosted by Laurie Santos, exploring happiness and well-being

Science podcast from NPR focusing on space and astronomy topics.

A podcast hosted by Andrew Huberman discussing science and health topics.

Naruhodô, a podcast focused on science, philosophy, and culture.

A podcast focused on stories of science and scientific phenomena.

Michelle Carr's book titled Nightmare Obscura explores the science of dreams and nightmares.

A scientific journal publishing research on space and planetary science, including the study on the Moon's formation.

Science Advances, a scientific journal publishing a study on nighttime heat and climate change.

A podcast from NPR that discusses science topics, including the immune system and contact lenses.

The BBC podcast 'The Infinite Monkey Cage', a science entertainment program.

A scientific journal focusing on astronomy and astrophysics, often used as a research source.

A book titled 'Cleaning Up Your Mental Mess' outlining scientifically proven steps to reduce anxiety and stress.

American organization supporting scientific research and policy.

A non-profit organization providing climate science information and research.

American engineer, YouTuber, and inventor known for science and engineering videos.

French philosopher and critic, known for his work on the philosophy of science and skepticism.

Alison Aubrey, NPR journalist reporting on health topics

Ari Daniel, NPR reporter covering scientific topics.

Dean Regas, an astronomer and host of Looking Up, discusses astronomy and science topics.

Emily Kwong, host of the Short Wave podcast, discussing scientific topics about red leaves.

Charles Dewey, a researcher and author specializing in the science of behavior change.

Chinese astronauts participating in space missions aboard China's Tiangong space station

Christine Blume, a researcher specializing in sleep and sleep disorders.

Jesse Rogerson is an astrophysicist at York University, specializing in space science and astrophysics.

Peter Attia is a medical doctor and host of The Drive Podcast, focusing on health, longevity, and science.

Robin Dunbar, a British evolutionary psychologist known for Dunbar's number.

A space exploration program by NASA that has contributed to technological advancements.

A national laboratory in New Mexico known for scientific research.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, research university in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Research institute in digital sciences in France, involved in AI and sound recognition research.

Research laboratory in California known for nuclear research and fusion energy development.

A type of natural mineral composed of silicon dioxide, used in experiments with oxide particles.

A device used to measure seismic activity, crucial for studying Earth's interior.

iNaturalist, an online platform where users upload images of wildlife for scientific and public use.

A UK-based research team that created a video avatar of dance moves intended to attract women.