Nuclear Physics podcasts

Francesca and Ilaria discuss taste-receptor research, mitochondrial biology and a reported ALS case study involving an antisense oligonucleotide treatment. Giuliana Galati interviews University of Padua physicist Francesco Recchia about nuclear phenomenology. The episode links these discussions to the underlying research papers and distinguishes a clinical case report from established treatment evidence.

Hosted by Francesca Cecilia Lauta, Ilaria Zanardi

University of Arizona research leader Tomas Diaz de la Rubia talks with Tim Swindle about advances toward fusion energy and how the technology could differ from conventional power generation. This Arizona Science conversation explores the research behind fusion’s potential contribution to future energy systems. The publisher’s page is dated 3 September 2026; its programme label identifies the 4 September broadcast. Listen through Arizona Public Media.

Hosted by Tim Swindle

A Nature Podcast episode examines a compact orbital detector designed to identify hidden nuclear devices and research on threats to Indigenous plant knowledge.

Odd Erik Garcia discusses fusion research and the challenges of producing useful energy by combining light atomic nuclei. Conversation in Norwegian.

Gaute Einevoll uses the film Oppenheimer as a starting point for explaining the development of atomic physics and nuclear weapons. Solo episode in Norwegian.

Sunniva Rose discusses nuclear power, reactor safety and the challenges of explaining nuclear science to the public. Conversation in Norwegian.