Science, Who?: Recent Episodes
George Baillos
Here, we take a wild ride all across the world learning about the most amazing and groundbreaking scientists from history.
Today, we are learning about the Ugandan Genius Brian Turabagye. He invented the Mama-Ope, a medical jacket capable of diagnosing Pneumonia in under 5 minutes!
Today's topic is Alexander Wood. He was a Scottish doctor and an active member of his community!
Today's episode is about Konstantin Tsiolkovsky. A Russian scientist living through major points of history, while still creating an entirely new space of expansion and industry!
Today, we learn about George Washington Carver. Born into Slavery, kidnapped at a young age, and still revolutionized the American Farming Industry. Boy, Carver sure does have a lot on his plate!
In honor of women’s history month, we are going to learn about Barbara McClintock. She discovered jumping genes, and even more!
This man both discovered and expanded on the revolutionary idea of fiber optic. The internet would not be where we are without him.
Today, we are going to just back to the 1800s. Where limb amputations took under 10 minutes to preform due to the amazing discovery credited to William Morton
Today, we are learning about James Clerk Maxwell. From the groundbreaking discovery of electromagnetism to color photography, James Clerk Maxwell has a crazy and amazing life
Today we are learning about the famed nuclear physicist, Leo Szilard. He was good friends with Albert Einstein, apart of the Manhattan Project and much more!
Today, we will learn about John Bardeen, a Wisconsin native who pioneered the invention of the transistor and paved the way for modern technology.
Today we will be learning about Karl Landsteiner. He is an Austrian Immunologist and Pathologist who identified Polio, and Syphilis. He also discovered the A, B, and O blood types, as well as the Rh factor.