最高の AISTS ポッドキャスト (2024)

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Genetic Testing for Athletes, Health, Longevity: Thomas Roos, AISTS 1:16:33

1d ago1:16:33

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If you've ever given up on something because you thought you didn’t have the predisposition, you should listen to this episode. From sports genomics to genetic-based training. Can genes predict sports performance? And injuries in athletes? What is the contribution of genes to sports performance? We're speaking percentages. Can some athletes be too …

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#45 - Assessing digital sustainability’s maturity with Aiste Rugeviciute and Rob Price 1:01:32

1d ago1:01:32

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In the early 2020s, companies started facing a big question: how could they be more responsible in the digital world? Could something similar to CSR exist for this virtual and yet highly materialized world? Corporate Digital Responsibility (CDR) was coined to offer some much-needed guidance. 🎙️ To explore its ramification, Gaël DUEZ chats with two …

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Better Recovery After Ventricular Assist Devices Implantation at End-Stage Heart Failure: Dr. Andreas Kourouklis, COSKIN 56:19

8d ago56:19

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By helping pumping blood, Ventricular Assist Devices during end-stage heart failure can prolong life. They can be implanted instead of a heart transplant or while waiting for a heart transplant. They may, however, come with some unwanted side effects, such as infections of a wound that doesn’t heal. The reason is that a cable connecting the Ventric…

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Boosting Sports Performance with Pupil Control: Dr. Marc Bächinger, myflow 49:50

15d ago49:50

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This might be a tool that sports psychologists have dreamed of: a way to measure athletes’ mental training efficacy for boosting sports performance. You know, like when a runner runs slower today than the day before their coach has the data to compare. If that same runner puts less effort into their mental training, their sports psychologist would …

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#44 - Can the data center industry become circular? with Deborah Andrews 55:47

16d ago55:47

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💭Fueled by the ongoing artificial intelligence boom, data centers are popping up around the world like mushrooms after a good rain raising serious sustainability concerns. Hence a pressing question: can the data center industry become circular? 🎙️To get some answers, Gaël Duez welcomes a veteran in Circular Economy and Life Cycle Sustainability Ass…

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Repairing Spinal Cord for a Wheelchair Free Future: Prof. Giuseppe Perale, Regenera 1:02:46

22d ago1:02:46

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We are speaking about the world where wheelchairs will not be needed after a spinal cord injury. There are 250 000-500 000 spinal cord injuries globally each year. “A bunch of crazy guys,” in the words of my guest, him included, wants the spinal cord to self-regenerate. He is sure that in the future, we won’t be even speaking about regenerating the…

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Psychedelics to Treat Addiction: Dr. Dario Dornbierer, Reconnect Labs 1:03:14

29d ago1:03:14

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How do you design a psychedelic trip that is predictable and effective? That frees people from cocaine addiction Without the common current side effects of psychedelics Just imagine being free from an addiction in a few hours This is what researchers and my guest today are trying to accomplish You’ll hear how did psychedelic studies continue in Swi…

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Longevity, Reversing and Slowing Down Aging: Sophie Chabloz, Avea 57:03

1M ago57:03

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There are people who believe that stopping aging will be possible. For now, we can already speak about slowing down aging or even reversing aging – as Bryan Johnson set off to accomplish waving his "Don't Die" slogan. In this episode, you’ll hear about is collagen good for you? vegan collagen precursor at what age the production of some coenzymes s…

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Supporting Surgeons in Fetal Surgeries: Dr. Yannick Devaud, KOVE medical 48:37

1M ago48:37

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Fetal surgeons save the life of a fetus with a birth defect – or improve the outcomes after birth – operating while still in utero. In a woman’s womb. Unsolvable so far – a hole in an amniotic sac after the surgery which causes preterm births. But here is where bioengineers have stepped in to support the surgeons. In this episode, you’ll hear about…

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New Treatment for Oral Mucositis in Cancer: Dr. Pierre Morgon, Ibex Therapeutics 50:55

2M ago50:55

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The pain in your mouth is so bad that you cannot even drink, let alone eat. What is horrifying is that 50-80% of cancer patients undergoing chemo or radiotherapy can experience it – oral mucositis. And there is no approved treatment. This is what you’ll hear in this episode how a cute-looking willowherb grown in the Swiss Alps is making its way fro…

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Goal – Deliver Cancer Drugs Faster: Dr. Marie-Agnès Doucey, Calico Biosystems 55:16

2M ago55:16

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Do you know what is the % of cancer drug candidates that fail in human trials? Guess, and I bet you underestimated it. This is what we speak at the beginning of this episode and what my guest wants to change dramatically. You will also hear about: the % of patients that actually benefit from approved cancer drug therapies (spoiler: so so low) cance…

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No More Dosage Mistakes with Solid Drugs: Thierry Jomini, AbbatiaLabs 48:42

2M ago48:42

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Think: an insulin pen but for solid drugs. Like, you are sure how much you administer EACH time. Like, you do not split the tablet in 3 worrying if this is 1/3 or closer to 1/4. And if that matters. One study showed that 1 in 4 caregivers gave a dose that deviated by more than 40%. And more studies point to drug administering errors. In this X-Heal…

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#43 - Digital sustainability in a Tech behemoth: Japan with Trista Bridges and Paul Beddie 49:58

2M ago49:58

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💭 How can a country defining itself as an high-tech spearheader can embrace IT sustainability? Japan is a fascinating example of both the contradictions and the synergies that such a journey creates. 🎙️ In this episode, Gael Duez welcomes two long-time Japan-based experts: Paul Beddie, VP and Sustainability Lead at Capgemini, and Trista Bridges, th…

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Faster Psychotherapy with Digital Phenotyping: Joy Bordini, Go Healthy 55:16

2M ago55:16

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How long are you willing to stay in psychotherapy? Or do you want to just get better? This is what Joy wanted. To get better – faster. As a bioinformatician, she worked with big data sets and could not accept that in her psychotherapy she depended on paperwork, as if it was still the 20th century. You’ll hear in this episode what is digital phenoty…

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App for People with Diabetes to Do Sports Safely: Dr. Sam Scott, Enhance-d 51:07

3M ago51:07

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Managing diabetes is complex enough, adding sports on top of it seems too much for many. But what if you had an app that would help? You’ll hear about the physiology of exercising with type 1 and type 2 diabetes what can go wrong hypoglycaemia and hiperglycaemia ketoacidosis tools to use to take control of the glucose level and do sports seriously,…

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#42 - Decarbonizing Tech: 2 CTO share their paths with Ludi Akue and Owen Rogers 55:40

3M ago55:40

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💭Decarbonizing tech stacks and platforms? This is the challenge many CTO face these days. 🎙️In our 42th episode, 2 CTOs with different backgrounds and operating in different lines of business cross share their experience in reducing the environmental footprint of their operations. Ludi Akue, former Lunii’s CTO, and Owen Rogers, .eco’s CTO meet Gael…

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Getting Rid of Injections for Diabetes and Other Drugs? Dr. David Klein Cerrejon, OBaris 46:21

3M ago46:21

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If you are a person with diabetes, you already know that some drugs cannot be administered other than via injections. Today’s guest works on a solution for these medications to be taken from the inside of the cheek. You’ll hear: how different kinds of drugs are absorbed why some drugs, macromolecular drugs, such as the ones for diabetes, need to be…

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Detecting Brown Fat for Better Diabetes, Obesity and Cancer Treatment: Dr. Andrej Babic, Adiposs 52:54

3M ago52:54

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The small amount of brown fat can make you slim. Too much may kill you. We just don't know who has it and how much. But this may change with this test. You’ll hear about brown fat but also white fat and beige fat what happens when we have too much brown fat or too little a new contrast agent to see brown fat on a CT scan that allows targeted therap…

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#41 - Decarbonizing AWS with Adrian Cockcroft 1:00:35

3M ago1:00:35

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☁️ What can AWS users achieve today in terms of decarbonization? And what can they expect tomorrow? 🎙️ In this episode, Gael Duez welcomes Adrian Cockcroft, the former creator and leader of the AWS sustainability team who now leads the Green Software Foundation project “Real Time Cloud”. They had an in-depth chat about measuring carbon for software…

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One Man's Quest to Beat Alzheimer's: Hassan Fadli, 5 Ironmans to Beat Alzheimer's 50:21

3M ago50:21

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He dropped his engineering job to run 5 Ironman triathlons in 5 countries for a cause. But he did not foresee he would gather so many scientists on the way that try to find a way to mitigate dementia You’ll hear what does it take to run an Ironman triathlon how his family coped with his father’s Alzheimer’s how he united several startups and resear…

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New Era of Highly Targeted Drugs Originating from the Dark Genome: Dr. Samir Ounzain, HAYA Therapeutics 1:01:03

4M ago1:01:03

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Can the Dark Genome have the answer to any disease? And if you are wondering, what is the dark genome, you are not alone. And it is absolutely fascinating. Some scientists believe that the dark matter of the genome – previously called junk genome – might have the answer to many, many diseases. With the potential to cure them completely. Today we ar…

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#40 - Triggering action in green software: a Nordic perspective with Satu Heikinheimo and Janne Kalliola 53:14

4M ago53:14

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🤔 Why do we do so little to decarbonize software despite already knowing so much? 🎙️ In this episode, Gael Duez is joined by Janne Kalliola, author of "Green Code," together with Satu Heikinheimo, Planet Diplomats’ founder, to discuss how to trigger more actions among Tech people to reduce the carbon footprint of our code. 🌍 Both being based in Fin…

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Tracking Your Breath to Improve Running: Dr. Patrick Helfenstein, BreezeLabs 47:07

4M ago47:07

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Haven’t heard about breathing rate tracking yet? Listen up. You won’t need much to improve running: just your headset and an app. In this episode, you’ll hear about training plans based on breathing teaching ML models to recognize breathing patterns huge breathing data sets and how will you be able to use them to improve running and your training e…

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#39 - European Regulations in Tech: some insider perspectives with Kim Van Sparrentak and Max Schulze 53:56

4M ago53:56

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🔎 Major regulations have been built up in Europe these past years impacting the Tech sectors. How have they been built? What does it take to pass these kinds of bills in the unique European Union political system? And what are the consequences for the people working in the digital industry? 🎙️ This episode 39 welcomes Kim Van Sparrentak, a Member o…

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AI-Powered Robotic Platform for Faster and More Accurate Diagnose of Cancer Biopsy Samples: Dr. Francesca Catto, IMAI 48:06

4M ago48:06

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Challenging an over 100-year-old histology technic that is prone to false negatives. In cancer diagnostics. My guest aims to take histopathology departments from the 20th century into the 21st century, where they belong. From slicing biopsy samples into 3D. From a manual preparation to a robotic one. Where all abnormalities will be pointed out and …

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AI Supported Sock to Kill Diabetic Neuropathy Pain and Regain Balance: Dr. Greta Preatoni, MYNERVA 56:23

4M ago56:23

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Another silent killer on the X-Health.show: diabetic neuropathy. Undetected in too many instances. Slowly taking away the balance. Implementing pain. Starting at the feet and unstoppable, if not treated. In this episode, you’ll hear about diabetic neuropathy and diabetic neuropathic pain the millions of people it concerns why the current treatment …

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#38 - Building Green Software with Sara Bergman 43:10

4M ago43:10

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🔎 What are the main angles to be covered when you truly want to design, run, and sometimes decommission, software, in the greenest possible way? 🎙️ In this episode, Sara Bergman, a seasoned software engineer and one of the acclaimed co-authors of the O’Reilly book “Building Green Software” joins Gaël Duez to discuss the book, and more specifically …

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Replacing Chemotherapy with a Gentler Process: Dr. Danielle Villars, ATLyphe 47:05

5M ago47:05

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How one approaches the goal of replacing chemotherapy with a gentler process? Where does the “we can do it” start? How do you get to the point where your process shows no side effects in the pre-clinical phase, in animals? And when will clinical trials start – in patients? In this episode, you’ll hear about how are blood cells produced acute myeloi…

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Treating Cancer with Bacteria: Dr. Ana Montalban-Arques, Recolony 53:40

5M ago53:40

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A specific strain of bacteria might help prevent and even treat colorectal cancer. The studies in animals show potential in treating other cancers, too. You’ll hear about how many bacteria inhabit a human and how much do they weigh (I bet you underestimate their weight) what is a dysbiotic gut microbiome the gut microbiome and its influence on colo…

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#37 - How to be a climate-conscious product manager with Antonia Landi and François Burra 52:34

5M ago52:34

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💡In product management, there is a strong culture of adapting to change, testing, and rapid learning. Talking about change, we have a big big one ahead of us: climate change! How can product leaders include climate considerations into the build and run of digital services and scale sustainable practices? 🎧In this episode, Gael interviewed two hands…

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Keeping the Liver Alive Outside of the Human Body and Treating Diseases: Dr. Waldemar Hoffmann, Apersys 50:42

5M ago50:42

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Out of 16 000 livers donated in the US, 7 000 are discarded. 14 000 patients are on the waiting list for a transplant. What if we could recondition the 7 000? What if we could treat these livers outside of a human body and transplant to the patients that need them? You’ll hear what’s the ideal liver graft and why there’s a shortage of them how to k…

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Sleep Better Using a Breathing Biofeedback: Dr. Vincent Martinez, Oxa 57:34

5M ago57:34

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What is your optimal breathing rhythm for relaxing? How to make sure it is exactly for you? How to sleep better with a sensor on your chest? Today you’ll hear about sleeping better by tracking your sleep breathing exercises for anxiety, stress, panic attacks HRV or heart rate variability and ECG in a T-shirt smart textiles a sensor that detects how…

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#36 - Climate change challenges to data centers: lessons from Singapore with PS Lee 54:00

5M ago54:00

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📈 44 cm water level rise under the IPCC business as usual scenario. This number shows that climate change is very real for Singaporeans and for their data centers, close to 10% of the whole of APAC! 🎧In episode 36, Gaël Duez discussed with Professor PS Lee, National University of Singapore Dean's Chair of Mechanical Engineering and one of the top e…

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Organs-on-Chips – Faster and Safer Drug Development while Saving Animals from Pre-Clinical Studies: Dr. Nina Hobi, Alveolix 1:01:14

6M ago1:01:14

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Take a plastic chip, a bunch of cells, add some real complex engineering and cellular biology science and you'll have a lung-on-a-chip that can breathe as if in a human body. You're ready to test drugs, as if on people, instead of mice on organs-on-chips. In this episode, you’ll hear about the biology of breathing, down to the cellular level, how t…

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Bionic Hand: Dr. Solaiman Shokur, EPFL 1:01:06

6M ago1:01:06

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You cannot underestimate the emotion when you can feel the warmth of someone’s hand in the hand you do not have. Or cold in the fingers you have not had for years. In this episode, you’ll hear about how people with an amputated hand, can feel the temperature in their phantom hand why you don’t really feel wet or can be tricked into feeling wet when…

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#35 - Cybersecurity and sustainability: friend or foe? with Mary Prokhorova and Michael J. Oghia 43:35

6M ago43:35

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⚙️Cybersecurity and sustainability do share a complex relationship! The two approaches share commonalities, such as grappling with resistance from teams and executives and prioritizing resilience, but they also seem to split in notable ways such as constant updates in cybersecurity impacting bloatware and equipment obsolences. 🎧In this episode Gaël…

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Breath Test for Diagnosing Respiratory Infections: Melanie Aregger, Avelo 47:29

6M ago47:29

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Imagine breathing into a small tube for a few minutes, then your breath aerosol is sent for a PCR analysis. Quick you'll have the result: bacteria or virus causing pneumonia and can have the right treatment prescribed. You’ll hear how tricky it is to detect bacteria and viruses in the breath why so many pneumonia cases are deadly what is an electro…

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Lab-on-Skin to Detect Sepsis Before It's Too Late: Esmeralda Megally, Xsensio 48:44

6M ago48:44

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If you suddenly slide into sepsis, there’s a 50% chance you’ll survive. Because it is so hard to detect it. Lab-on-Skin works to change it. And has the Mayo Clinic on their side. Today you’ll hear about continuous shock monitoring – to detect the earliest symptoms of sepsis how to assess sepsis nanotechnology, nanoelectronics, nanofluidics and the …

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#34 - Carbon aware computing: a false good idea? with Hannah Smith and Ismaël Velasco 52:44

6M ago52:44

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🎙️In our latest episode, Hannah Smith, the COO of the Green Web Foundation, and Ismael Velasco, the founder of the Adora Foundation, highlight the potential pitfalls of Carbon Aware Computing a strategy that aims to reduce carbon emissions by aligning software operations with the carbon intensity of the energy grid. While this approach has gained t…

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