Demons is discussed. In this sequel to The Da Vinci Code a bomb using anti-matter produced at the particle physics laboratory CERN is used to terrorize the Vatican. The lecture considers questions such as is an anti-matter bomb viable, how does it compare to conventional nuclear devices and can anti-matter be used as a source of electrical power? Examples of more peaceful real-world uses for anti-matter from within the fields of medicine and fundamental physics research are also explored.
UCL
Robert Sacerich
None
Drue Domagala
Big Heritage
Andrew Kaufman, M.D.
Xu Feng Jia
Jared Andrus
Consortium for History of Science, Technology and Medicine
Dominic Tanzillo and Nick Saba
Makayla Baker Paxton
Vivian
Ellen Kolesnikova
Archive
Daniel And Victoria
Ketaki Bhatkhande
Newstalk
Cambridge University
Paula H Townes
The Boozy Art Historian
Jacinta Bowler
William Sutherland
Kartik Pradeepan
Exploration
URI STEEP Superfund Research Program
Brain New
Deepti Rajeev
Loyal Books
The Zocialists
Loyal Books
RTHK.HK
Exploratorium
Maps, Magic, and Medicine
Zinc Media
QuickGun LifeScience
Loyal Books
Jessica Sedhom & Wafik Sedhom
BBC Radio Devon
Amy Pham
Timo Kleinlig
Grace Asagra
Gem Newman, Ashlyn Noble
The Talking Monkeys
Phillip Voight
Sarah Lawton
Sci-why Podcast
Insights: An Interview Series
InfectiousHistorians
None
Otto & Luke
Anis Hilal
Marisara Satrulee
Idris Sunmola
Eve Elliot
The Drug History Podcast
Ash Bayram
Juliet Skyfall
Nigel Howitt
A Call to Actions
Siddhant Tripathi
Alireza Khademi and Julian Calderon-Espinosa
Andrei Voicu
Reenita Malhotra Hora | SpokenLayer
Skepticality - The Official Podcast of Skeptic Magazine
The Hood Philosophical
Ariella Rukhlin
Podcasts By JOE
Neel Shah
SETI Institute
New Books Network
Scot Independence Podcast
Myles Kisekka
Justin McElroy, Dr. Sydnee McElroy
The Medical Skeptical Guy
None
Marshall Poe
Xu Feng Jia
Andrea Beaman
Oxford Brookes Centre for Health, Medicine and Society
Research Features
Prakash Sharma
After Skool
Wesley Smith
Scientia Lab
Oxford University
A Light On
Sank
None
Kieran Fitzpatrick
Colm Atkinson
Oxford University
MotherSnake
BBC World Service
BBC World Service
BBC World Service
BBC World Service
BBC World Service
BBC World Service
BBC World Service