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Welcome to Chain Reaction. A show that unpacks and dives deep into the latest trends, drama and news with some of the biggest names in crypto breaking things down block by block for the crypto curious. For this week's episode, Jacquelyn interviewed Jesse Pollak, the lead for Base and head of protocols at Coinbase. Base is an Ethereum-focused layer 2 blockchain launched by Coinbase in February of this year. Pollak previously led all retail engineering at Coinbase, including building Coinbase, Coinbase Pro, and Coinbase Wallet. In a past life, Pollak started Clef, a 2FA mobile app and was an engineer at BuzzFeed. A number of crypto businesses, platforms, marketplaces and infrastructure firms have committed to building on Base. Those that plan to be involved include Blockdaemon, Chainlink, Etherscan, Quicknode, Aave, Animoca Brands, Dune, Nansen, Magic Eden, Pyth, Rainbow Wallet, Ribbon Finance, The Graph, Wormhole and Gelato, to name a handful.Of course, we talked a lot about Base and where it's headed in the future, as well as how regulation could affect the blockchain and the timeline for its Mainnet launch; Pollak shared it's aiming for 2023.We also dove into: Decentralizing BaseBlockchain inspirationCoinbase's role in BaseAdvice for developersChain Reaction comes out every other Thursday at 12:00 p.m. PT, so be sure to subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your favorite pod platform to keep up with the action.The TechCrunch Podcast Network has been nominated for two Webbys in the Best Technology Podcast category. You can help TechCrunch win by voting for Chain Reaction, which digs into the wild world of crypto. Or Found which brings you the stories behind the startups by sitting down with the founders themselves. Please take a few moments to vote here. Voting closes April 20. (Obviously, I host Chain Reaction, so vote for my show!)Mentioned in the show: https://techcrunch.com/2023/02/23/coinbase-launches-blockchain-base-to-help-developers-build-dapps-on-chain/

Today on the flagship podcast of quantum dots:  02:33 - Makena Kelly explains the various attempts from the US government to ban TikTok, and how that could actually work.  TikTok ban: all the news on attempts to ban the video platform Inside the US government's fight to ban TikTok 25:06 - Allison Johnson explains the state of the Android phone market, and where it's headed next this year.  The best Android phone to buy in 2023 51:28 - Chris Welch explains why this may be the best time to buy an OLED TV.  This is the best time in a decade to splurge on a premium OLED TV Making sense of new TV features in 2022  Vote for us in the People's Voice Webby Awards for Best Technology Podcast: http://bit.ly/3moCTDs  Email us at vergecast@theverge.com or call us at 866-VERGE11, we'd love to hear from you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

What are the best streaming services in 2023? Nilay, Alex, and David decide in the most chaotic way possible: with draft-style picks. The crew debates the best roster for the future of entertainment — from Netflix to Hulu to HBO Max to a few surprises. Who is the MVP, and who gets snubbed? Find out in our inaugural Vergecast streaming draft. Read more: theverge.com/streaming-wars Vote for us in the People's Voice Webby Awards for Best Technology Podcast: http://bit.ly/3moCTDs  Email us at vergecast@theverge.com or call us at 866-VERGE11, we love hearing from you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We're thrilled to be nominated for a Webby award in the Best Technology Podcast category. You can help Chain Reaction win by voting here. Voting closes April 20.Chain Reaction's most recent season has brought on a number of crypto industry experts, be they an investor, founder, personality or skeptic. Our goal is to learn alongside readers and listeners about a budding industry with potentially huge implications for the future of everything — from finance to art to the internet itself.Chain Reaction is produced by Yashad Kulkarni and Maggie Stamets. Subscribe to Chain Reaction on  Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your favorite pod platform to keep up with the latest episodes, and please leave us a review if you like what you hear.

We're thrilled to be nominated for a Webby award in the Best Technology Podcast category. You can help Found win by voting here. Voting closes April 20.Building a startup is hard in any market and there is no right way to do it. You can rely on Found to get the real stories behind the startups and hear from entrepreneurs about how they've grown their companies and the choices they've made along the way.Recently, we've had an awesome lineup of startups on the show, from Swedish fintech giant Klarna, to the company looking to bring the wooly mammoth back to life, to a woman-founded perfume company that just launched its first products — and everything in between.Found is produced by Maggie Stamets with editing from Kell. Subscribe to found on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your favorite pod platform to keep up with the latest episodes, and please leave us a review if you like what you hear.

The Verge's Nilay Patel, David Pierce, and Alex Cranz discuss the end of Twitter and the future of infotainment. Links: The color quiz Twitter tried to hide who pays for their checkmark, but life finds a way. https://twitter.com/AlexBlechman/status/1641905502043926530 Substack is getting a Twitter-like ‘Notes' feed Elon Musk's obsession with blue checks is a verified problem Twitter yanks the New York Times' checkmark in verification overhaul Today in Twitter: where are the retweet labels, and why did Doge replace the bird? Spotify shuts down its Clubhouse competitor Spotify shows how the live audio boom has gone bust Everybody hates GM's decision to kill Apple CarPlay and Android Auto for its EVs The rest of the auto industry still loves CarPlay and Android Auto GM is cutting off access to Apple CarPlay and Android Auto for its future EVs Could a new PlayStation handheld be built for Remote Play? I like the idea Asus ROG Ally handheld gaming PC is no April Fools' joke Walmart's redesigned website looks better than Amazon Donald Trump was arrested, please like and subscribe The Home Assistant SkyConnect is a combination Zigbee and Thread dongle for better smart home control Vote for us in the People's Voice Webby Awards for Best Technology Podcast! Email us at vergecast@theverge.com or call us at 866-VERGE11, we love hearing from you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to Chain Reaction. A show that unpacks and dives deep into the latest trends, drama and news with some of the biggest names in crypto breaking things down block by block for the crypto curious. For this week's episode, Jacquelyn interviewed Arianna Simpson, general partner at Andreessen Horowitz (commonly known as a16z). Prior to joining the a16z family, Arianna founded Autonomous Partners, an investment fund focused on crypto. She also helped launch Crystal Towers Capital, which is an early-stage fund investing primarily in YC companies. A16Z has dug deep into the crypto space after launching four funds dedicated to the industry, with the most recent one being about $4.5 billion in May 2022. Some of its portfolio companies include big crypto players we've interviewed in the past like Alchemy, Avalanche and Aptos.We talked about Simpson's background, how her strategy has changed over the years, what she looks for in founders and whether she would launch another VC firm in the future. And we also discussed:The current investing climateWeb3 gaming space Where founders are building Regulatory landscape Advice for founders Chain Reaction comes out every other Thursday at 12:00 p.m. PT, so be sure to subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your favorite pod platform to keep up with the action.The TechCrunch Podcast Network has been nominated for two Webbys in the Best Technology Podcast category. You can help TechCrunch win by voting for Chain Reaction, which digs into the wild world of crypto. Or Found which brings you the stories behind the startups by sitting down with the founders themselves. Please take a few moments to vote here. Voting closes April 20. (Obviously, I host Chain Reaction, so vote for my show!)

Today on the flagship podcast of peer-to-peer wireless networking:  02:31 - David Pierce talks with smart home reviewer Jennifer Pattison Tuohy about Amazon's network of smart home devices called Sidewalk and the state of Matter, the promised smart home standard.  Amazon just opened up its Sidewalk network for anyone to build connected gadgets on 32:16- Monica Chin brings six laptops to Times Square in New York City to test out the microphones. 48:47 - Tom Warren joins the show to explain how AI is being integrated into Microsoft's products, which may be more promising than Bing's chatbot. Microsoft's new Copilot will change Office documents forever Microsoft Security Copilot is a new GPT-4 AI assistant for cybersecurity Email us at vergecast@theverge.com or call us at 866-VERGE11, we'd love to hear from you. Vote for us in the People's Choice Webby Awards for Best Technology Podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

BEEF is an original scripted non-fiction storytelling podcast where Business Wars meets pop culture history. Award-winning host Bridget Todd tells the stories of legends in their fields and how they tried to stomp out their competition only to find that their enemies become the driving force behind their success, ultimately changing the world as we know it. Subscribe, rate & review the podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Podcasts or your app of choice. EPISODE 1 Advice columns have been a part of our culture for almost as long as there have been newspapers to print them. People of all backgrounds have turned, anonymously to these sources of cultural wisdom for help with all manner of personal issues. There have been few advice dealers more prominent than Ann Landers and Abigail Van Buren a.k.a. Dear Abby, In the latter half of the 20th century, they were two of the most influential columnists in the word. But what you might not know about them is that in real life they were known as Esther and Pauline Friedman, twin sisters who counseled millions and hated each other's guts. Check out Dan Savage's award winning podcast Savage Love: Pick up David Gudelunas' book Confidential to America: Newspaper Advice Columns and Sexual Education. Follow Next Chapter Podcasts on Twitter @ncpodcasts (https://twitter.com/ncpodcasts) and on Instagram @ncpodcasts (https://instagram.com/ncpodcasts) Follow the host Bridget Todd on Twitter @BridgetMarie (https://twitter.com/BridgetMarie) and on Instagram @bridgetmarieindc (https://www.instagram.com/bridgetmarieindc) Bridget Todd BIO: Bridget Todd is a frequently cited expert, trainer, and speaker on combating disinformation and extremism online, advocating for social media platform accountability, creating safer digital experiences for women and other marginalized people, and celebrating and amplifying marginalized people's contributions to tech and the internet.  Her critically acclaimed podcast, There Are No Girls on the Internet, explores how marginalized people show up online in response to the lack of inclusion in conversations around the internet. The hit podcast earned “Best Technology Podcast” at the iHeart Radio Podcast Awards and a Shorty Award for “Best Podcast Miniseries”. As Director of Communication for the national gender-justice advocacy organization Ultraviolet, Bridget regularly meets with leadership from platforms like Reddit, Twitter, Facebook, and TikTok to advocate for and develop policy recommendations to make digital experiences safer and more inclusive. Bridget's writing has been featured in the Atlantic, Newsweek, the Nation, and the Daily Show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the season's final episode, John Harvey, founder and CEO of Southern Photonics, shares his journey from nuclear physics to biophotonics, and from lasers to test and measurement equipment. The state of the photonics industry in Australia and New Zealand is among the points of discussion. Rohit Bhargava, Founder Professor of Engineering and director of the Cancer Center at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, talks about a new technique for solid-tissue imaging that relies on the microscopic detection of chirality. Sponsored by: PerkinElmer - www.PerkinElmer.com All Things Photonics is produced by Photonics Media and airs biweekly, on Tuesdays. Find links to the stories mentioned on our website, www.photonics.com/podcast. The podcast was a shortlisted finalist in two categories - Best Science & Medical Podcast and Best Technology Podcast - for The Publishers Podcast 2021 Awards. Season 1 received an Honorable Mention for excellence in engaging content from the 2020 Folio Eddie Awards.

Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy is the technology behind a newly developed forensic technique for tire chemical analysis. University of Central Florida's Matthieu Baudelet, who introduced the method in a recent Applied Spectroscopy paper, explains the approach and how it is poised to enhance crime scene investigation. Pierre Türschmann, CEO of Interherence, talks about how the company is working to resolve the bottleneck of reproducibility in microscopy. Sponsored by: PerkinElmer - www.PerkinElmer.com All Things Photonics is produced by Photonics Media and airs biweekly, on Tuesdays. Find links to the stories on our website, www.Photonics.com/podcast. The podcast was a shortlisted finalist in two categories - Best Science & Medical Podcast and Best Technology Podcast - for The Publishers Podcast 2021 Awards. Season 1 received an Honorable Mention for excellence in engaging content from the 2020 Folio Eddie Awards.

Bishnu Pal, author of "Frontiers in Guided Wave Optics and Optoelectronics" and dean of academics at Mahindra University's Ecole Centrale School of Engineering, is our guest. From his start in semiconductor physics to numerous collaborations in the areas of fiber optics, silicon photonics, specialty fibers, and optical materials, Pal walks us through his journey in optics and photonics, which earlier this year saw him recognized with the SPIE Maria J. Yzuel Educator Award in recognition of four decades of educational leadership and sustained contributions in the field. All Things Photonics is produced by Photonics Media and airs biweekly, on Tuesdays. Find links to the stories mentioned on our website, www.Photonics.com/podcast. The podcast was a shortlisted finalist in two categories - Best Science & Medical Podcast and Best Technology Podcast - for The Publishers Podcast 2021 Awards. Season 1 received an Honorable Mention for excellence in engaging content from the 2020 Folio Eddie Awards.

Claudio Mazzali, CTO and senior vice president of technology at Corning Optical Communications, is our guest. The 2020 elected fellow of The Optical Society (OSA) guides listeners through an unprecedented 15-month period for optical technology, and shares his thoughts on what to expect from large-scale organizations such as OSA as they reemerge from the pandemic. Trends for a bright future in nanomaterials, hollow- and novel-core fibers, and optical fibers conclude the episode. All Things Photonics is produced by Photonics Media and airs biweekly, on Tuesdays. Find links to the stories mentioned on our website, www.Photonics.com/podcast. The podcast was a shortlisted finalist in two categories - Best Science & Medical Podcast and Best Technology Podcast - for The Publishers Podcast 2021 Awards. Season 1 received an Honorable Mention for excellence in engaging content from the 2020 Folio Eddie Awards.

Being a changemaker is not easy.  It involves rejecting the status quo and opening the eyes of the world to something new, something different and, ideally, something better. Today’s guest, Stephen Gates, is no stranger to bringing about positive change. With over 20 years of  working in the design world, Stephen has an impressive resume of founding, building and leading world-class design teams. He has partnered with and designed for some of the world’s most innovative companies including Amazon, Google, Apple, Nike and Starwood Hotels to name just a few. And Stephen currently serves as the SVP of Omni-channel product design for Weight Watchers. Stephen is a self-proclaimed Crazy One, and this is a title we will definitely be discussing as it happens to be the name of his award winning podcast on which he shares actionable insights on topics like creativity, leadership, building your career and, of course, innovation. I’m not going to waste anymore time talking about him, let’s talk with him, here it is, my interview with Stephen Gates.    About Stephen Gates Global design leader building world-class organizations that integrate human-centered methods to drive a long term vision and near term business impact. Stephen is the son of a Creative Director with 20+ years experience creating work grounded in research and data and executed with human-centered methodologies to create the strategies, concepts, and executions of award-winning integrated global advertising campaigns, multiple global Fortune 100 brands, and innovative digital experiences.   Stephen currently works as the SVP of Omni-channel product design for WW and has built deep and broad experience by working with, teaching, coaching and learning from executives, design, product and engineering teams at Amazon, Google, Verizon, Apple, Nike, Bank of America, Rolls Royce, The Home Depot, IDEO, HSBC, EY Partners, Frog Design, NASA, and many more. He has also worked at McCann Erickson, Citi, and Starwood Hotels with clients like American Airlines, W Hotels, Disney, ExxonMobil, Acura, Citi, Nationwide Insurance, Verizon, Subaru and more. Stephen hosts The Crazy One podcast and gives keynotes at events worldwide to share honest and actionable insights on topics like creativity, leadership, building your career, and more. The 100+ episodes of the podcast have won multiple awards, including a 2020 Webby Award Honoree for Best Technology Podcast and a 5 stars average review in every global iTunes Store.    Resources Mentioned  This Might Get Me Fired https://www.amazon.com/This-Might-Get-Fired-Entrepreneurial-ebook/dp/B07C9S9DBJ   I Dare You to Care https://www.amazon.com/Dare-You-Care-Intelligence-Remarkable/dp/1643072587   The amazing design people List  https://www.adplist.org Connect with Stephen  Website http://stephengates.com Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/stepdgat/ Instagram http://stephengates.com

Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast, where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines.First and foremost, Equity was nominated for a Webby for “Best Technology Podcast”! Drop everything and go Vote for Equity! We’d appreciate it. A lot. And even if we lose, well, we’ll keep doing our thing and making each other laugh. (Note: we are in last place, which is, well, something.)Regardless, the Equity team got together once again this week to not only go over the news of the week, but also to do a little soul searching. You see, some news broke yesterday, so we figured that we had to talk about it in our usual style. So, here's the rundown: Do you want to buy TechCrunch? Apparently you can? Albeit probably along with a few billion dollars worth of other assets -- whatever is left of Yahoo and AOL -- you can now own an NFT. A non-fungible TechCrunch. What is ahead for us? We don't know. So if you do know, tell us. Until then we'll just yo-yo gently between panic and optimism, as per usual. We also dug into the latest All Raise venture capital data, and the results were abysmal.  Next up was the news that fintech startups are setting records in 2021, raising more capital than ever before. That brought us to the latest from Brex. And then there was a suspicious trend when three fintech companies focused on teen banking raised in one exhale. We talk Step, Greenlight, and Current. Natasha talked about her last Startups Weekly post, in which she unpacked The MasterClass effect's impact on edtech. And to close, we discussed the latest cool-kid venture capital funds. Sure memes are cool, but did you know that they can help you raise a $10 million fund? They can!We are back Monday morning with our weekly kick-off show. Have a great weekend!

Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast, where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines.First and foremost, Equity was nominated for a Webby for “Best Technology Podcast”! Drop everything and go Vote for Equity! We’d appreciate it. A lot. And even if we lose, well, we’ll keep doing our thing and making each other laugh. (Note: we are in last place, which is, well, something.)Regardless, the Equity team got together once again this week to not only go over the news of the week, but also to do a little soul searching. You see, some news broke yesterday, so we figured that we had to talk about it in our usual style. So, here's the rundown: Do you want to buy TechCrunch? Apparently you can? Albeit probably along with a few billion dollars worth of other assets -- whatever is left of Yahoo and AOL -- you can now own an NFT. A non-fungible TechCrunch. What is ahead for us? We don't know. So if you do know, tell us. Until then we'll just yo-yo gently between panic and optimism, as per usual. We also dug into the latest All Raise venture capital data, and the results were abysmal.  Next up was the news that fintech startups are setting records in 2021, raising more capital than ever before. That brought us to the latest from Brex. And then there was a suspicious trend when three fintech companies focused on teen banking raised in one exhale. We talk Step, Greenlight, and Current. Natasha talked about her last Startups Weekly post, in which she unpacked The MasterClass effect's impact on edtech. And to close, we discussed the latest cool-kid venture capital funds. Sure memes are cool, but did you know that they can help you raise a $10 million fund? They can!We are back Monday morning with our weekly kick-off show. Have a great weekend!

Eric Fossum, inventor of the CMOS active pixel image sensor, talks about the past, present, and future of imaging applications and the technology transfer in industry and academia. CEOs Berthold Schmidt (TRUMPF Photonic Components) and Adam Piotrowski (VIGO Systems), the two newest board members of the European Photonics Industry Consortium (EPIC), speak about their new platform and spurring photonics innovation. All Things Photonics is produced by Photonics Media and airs biweekly, on Tuesdays. Find links to the stories mentioned on our website, www.Photonics.com/podcast. The podcast was a shortlisted finalist in two categories - Best Science & Medical Podcast and Best Technology Podcast - for The Publishers Podcast 2021 Awards. Season 1 received an Honorable Mention for excellence in engaging content from the 2020 Folio Eddie Awards.

First and foremost, Equity was nominated a Webby for "Best Technology Podcast"!!! Drop everything and go Vote for Equity! We'd appreciate. A lot. And even if we lose, well, we'll keep doing our thing and making each other laugh.Natasha and Danny and Alex and Chris got together to chat through the week's biggest news. And like every other week in recent memory, it was a busy one. But we did our best to hit some M&A news, some unicorn news, and some funding news from smaller startups.Now, onto the show rundown, here's what we discussed:The Discord-Microsoft deal is done, and Danny has a hot take. Namely, in his view, the deal was mostly banker chatter more than a real possibility. More chaff than wheat, in other words. Agree or not, we're stoked for the Discord IPO in a few years (quarters?) time.Mastercard bought Erkata, and Danny was on hand to hand to explain why we care about the deal. Sure, it was $825 million in value, but some venture data from Finledger helped explain just how much capital is flowing into similar companies. Let's see how that math works out.Clearbanc rebranded itself into a fintech unicorn, providing services along with sweet, sweet capital.The UiPath IPO finally priced and started to trade. It had a good first day, and you can check out what we learned talking to its CFO here.Over in China, a country that we've not covered enough lately, Laiye raised $50 million more. Like UiPath it competes in the RPA world.Deel, for one, had a good 2020. It hit 20x growth in revenue last year, and recently raised at a $1.25 billion valuation.And then we closed with two seed rounds raised by recent Y Combinator grads: Here's the Queenly round, and here's the Albedo deal!We'll see you on Monday.

First and foremost, Equity was nominated a Webby for "Best Technology Podcast"!!! Drop everything and go Vote for Equity! We'd appreciate. A lot. And even if we lose, well, we'll keep doing our thing and making each other laugh.Natasha and Danny and Alex and Chris got together to chat through the week's biggest news. And like every other week in recent memory, it was a busy one. But we did our best to hit some M&A news, some unicorn news, and some funding news from smaller startups.Now, onto the show rundown, here's what we discussed:The Discord-Microsoft deal is done, and Danny has a hot take. Namely, in his view, the deal was mostly banker chatter more than a real possibility. More chaff than wheat, in other words. Agree or not, we're stoked for the Discord IPO in a few years (quarters?) time.Mastercard bought Erkata, and Danny was on hand to hand to explain why we care about the deal. Sure, it was $825 million in value, but some venture data from Finledger helped explain just how much capital is flowing into similar companies. Let's see how that math works out.Clearbanc rebranded itself into a fintech unicorn, providing services along with sweet, sweet capital.The UiPath IPO finally priced and started to trade. It had a good first day, and you can check out what we learned talking to its CFO here.Over in China, a country that we've not covered enough lately, Laiye raised $50 million more. Like UiPath it competes in the RPA world.Deel, for one, had a good 2020. It hit 20x growth in revenue last year, and recently raised at a $1.25 billion valuation.And then we closed with two seed rounds raised by recent Y Combinator grads: Here's the Queenly round, and here's the Albedo deal!We'll see you on Monday.

Western New York (specifically, the city of Rochester) is a globally recognized hub for optics, photonics, and imaging innovation. From titans Kodak and Xerox to an industry’s reemergence from a global pandemic, New York Photonics’ Executive Director Thomas Battley discusses how one industry (specifically, one cluster) blends contributions from industry, academia, and government to drive economic growth and scientific progress. Sponsored by: PerkinElmer - www.PerkinElmer.com All Things Photonics is produced by Photonics Media and airs biweekly, on Tuesdays. Find links to the stories mentioned on our website, www.Photonics.com/podcast. The podcast has been named a finalist in two categories - Best Science & Medical Podcast and Best Technology Podcast - for The Publishers Podcast 2021 Awards. Season 1 received an Honorable Mention for excellence in engaging content from the 2020 Folio Eddie Awards.

Greg Quarles, former OSA chief scientific officer and current CEO of Applied Energetics, takes us beyond the defense sector and the combatting of threats along the electromagnetic spectrum, outlining current applications in directed energy. Tom Nugent, CTO and co-founder of PowerLight Technologies, talks optical power beaming - a technology that is closer than you think. Sponsored by: PerkinElmer - www.PerkinElmer.com All Things Photonics is produced by Photonics Media and airs biweekly, on Tuesdays. Find links to the stories mentioned on our website, www.Photonics.com/podcast. The podcast has been named a finalist in two categories - Best Science & Medical Podcast and Best Technology Podcast - for The Publishers Podcast 2021 Awards. Season 1 received an Honorable Mention for excellence in engaging content from the 2020 Folio Eddie Awards.

2019 President of The Optical Society and Fulbright Scholar Ursula Gibson details her latest work with novel core optical fibers and their function in expanding applications spanning metrology, optical communication, and optoelectronics. Nick Harris, founder and CEO of supercomputing company LightMatter, talks about silicon-driven advances in all-optical computing and LightMatter’s photonic computing platform. Sponsored by: COMSOL - www.comsol.com All Things Photonics is produced by Photonics Media and airs biweekly, on Tuesdays. Find links to the stories mentioned in the episode on our website, www.photonics.com/podcast. The podcast has been named a finalist in two categories - Best Science & Medical Podcast and Best Technology Podcast - for The Publishers Podcast 2021 Awards. Season 1 received an Honorable Mention for excellence in engaging content from the 2020 Folio Eddie Awards.

Frequency combs have revolutionized time and frequency metrology, making stops along the way to key developments in optical clocks, and, as it turns out, broadband spectroscopy. In a conversation that veers from interferometry to holography, and optoelectronics to solid-state lasing, Nathalie Picque from Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics shares insights about her latest research. UCLA's Aydogan Ozcan is back for the second part of a conversation about "Terahertz pulse shaping using diffractive surfaces." Sponsored by: COMSOL - www.comsol.com All Things Photonics is produced by Photonics Media and airs biweekly, on Tuesdays. Find links to the stories mentioned in the episode on our website, www.photonics.com/podcast. The podcast has been named a finalist in two categories - Best Science & Medical Podcast and Best Technology Podcast - for The Publishers Podcast 2021 Awards. Season 1 received an Honorable Mention for excellence in engaging content from the 2020 Folio Eddie Awards.

The latest in quantum computing and quantum optics is our focus, as Dirk Englund from MIT's Quantum Photonics Laboratory shares his insights on the latest in materials processing, PICS, photonics entrepreneurship, and more. UCLA's Aydogan Ozcan talks about his latest work, "Terahertz pulse shaping using diffractive surfaces," in Part One of a two-part segment.Sponsored by:MKS Instruments - www.newport.comHamamatsu Corporation - www.hamamatsu.comAll Things Photonics is produced by Photonics Media and airs bi-weekly, on Tuesdays. Find links to the stories mentioned in the episode on our website, www.photonics.com/podcast.The podcast has been named a finalist in two categories — Best Science & Medical Podcast and Best Technology Podcast — for The Publishers Podcast 2021 Awards. Season 1 received an Honorable Mention for excellence in engaging content from the 2020 Folio Eddie Awards.

Jess Wade from Imperial College London’s Blackett Laboratory kicks off Season 3 with expert insights on OLEDs, chiral materials, and the not-so-clear-cut relationship between science and equity. Through the lens of SPIE’s very first Diversity Outreach Award winner, listeners will enjoy a candid conversation on topics ranging from polymer conjugation to breaking biases in STEM and beyond.Sponsored by:MKS Instruments - www.newport.comHamamatsu Corporation - www.hamamatsu.comAll Things Photonics is produced by Photonics Media and airs bi-weekly, on Tuesdays. Find links to the stories mentioned in the episode on our website, www.photonics.com/podcast.The podcast has been named a finalist in two categories — Best Science & Medical Podcast and Best Technology Podcast — for The Publishers Podcast 2021 Awards. Season 1 received an Honorable Mention for excellence in engaging content from the 2020 Folio Eddie Awards.

We’ve been nominated for a Webby!Women Tech Charge is up for Best Technology Podcast at the 2020 Webby Awards. These are the biggest awards on the internet, sowe’re absolutely delighted. And YOU can help us win!Vote online here: https://vote.webbyawards.com/PublicVoting#/2020/podcasts/general-series/technology Voting is open until May 7th, so do get your vote in quickly. THANK YOU!And if you’re new to Women Tech Charge, thanks for joining us. There are two whole seasons for you to binge right now, featuring interviews with incredible women leading the way in tech, science, maths and engineering. Do subscribe, rate and review on Apple Podcasts, and enjoy the show. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today’s episode I’m joined by Zak Costello, post-doctoral fellow at the Joint BioEnergy Institute. Zak joins me to discuss his recent paper, “A machine learning approach to predict metabolic pathway dynamics from time-series multiomics data.” In our conversation, we start with an overview of synthetic biology, and from there dig into Zak’s particular application, which is the use of ML techniques to optimize metabolic reactions for engineering biofuels at scale. We get into an interesting chat about BioHacking at the end of our interview; it turns out that it’s pretty easy for hobbyists to get started on this type of work, which is pretty wild. For the complete show notes, visit twimlai.com/talk/163. To nominate us for Best Podcast and Best Technology Podcast at this years People's Choice Podcast Awards, visit twimlai.com/nominate!

It's just like the first episode all over again. We have on the people who started this podcast and all of the amazing discussion around it. Our Editor-in-Chief, Anton D. Nagy, Pocketnow founder Brandon Miniman and, of course, newly-turned Mr. Mobile, Michael Fisher. We're all a little older, a few more wrinkles, a little less hair (except for Michael's luscious locks), but we're all still producing and talking about tech. The faces have changed, the players have moved around, but we're all still reporting the story. Covering this week's top news pieces, and taking a look back, join us for the five year anniversary of this podcast, so make sure your phaser banks are charged and ready for the Pocketnow Weekly! Watch the video recorded from 1:15pm Eastern on July 6th, or check out the high-quality audio version right here. You can shoot your listener emails to podcast@pocketnow.com for a shot at getting your question read aloud on the air the following week! Pocketnow Weekly 260 Recording Date July 6, 2017 Hosts Juan Carlos Bagnell Jules Wang Guests Anton D. Nagy Brandon Miniman (XDA-Developers) Michael Fisher (Mr. Mobile) Sponsor HelloFresh is on a mission to save home cooking (because it’s too good to go away). It not only takes groceries farm-to-box, but gets you from couch-to-kitchen with recipes you can easily follow, handle and tackle no matter if you’re a kitchen novice or a seasoned expert — most of them in under 30 minutes. Ingredients come from the freshest sources and are measured to the exact quantities needed so there’s no food waste. Plus, HelloFresh employs two full-time registered dieticians on staff who review each recipe to ensure it is nutritionally balanced. Customers can order 3 to 5 different meals per week designed for 2 or 4 people for under $10 a plate — but Pocketnow Weekly listeners can get $30 off their first week of deliveries by visiting hellofresh.com and entering the code “POCKETNOW30” when they subscribe! Thanks to HelloFresh for sponsoring this episode of the #PNWeekly! News 7:25 | OnePlus 5 flipped turned upside down 16:49 | Touch ID out, 3D facial scanning in for the iPhone 8 24:19 | If Bixby can't even speak right, how can it have a speaker? 35:57 | Intermingling fates between Samsung, Apple and LG 45:34 | Nokia and Zeiss, together again? 47:40 | Jolla's Sailfish OS sails onto the Sony Xperia X 49:19 | Rear screen phones and the Meizu PRO 7 The Pocketnow Weekly (1:04:58) The podcast before the podcast — the Pocketnow Pocketcast! (ft. Evan Blass) The first ever episode of The Pocketnow Weekly, episode 001 Jules's favorite episode, episode 065 (ft. Taylor Martin, Stephen Schenck) We get recognized by Stitcher as Best Technology Podcast, episode 082 Our first video podcast, episode 101 (ft. MKBHD) Juan Carlos Bagnell's first episode, episode 184 Michael's last episode, episode 189 • See you soon! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Please support us on Patreon at www.patreon.com/uktech for access to our exclusive extended version of the show, weekly columns from Nate, and much more. This week on the regular version of TECH'S MESSAGE Nate and Ian discuss: We're up for a Webby Award for Best Technology Podcast!! - Fibre broadband advertising to be investigated - Google Home and Amazon Fire TV Stick with Alexa now available in the UK - Feature: Nate reviews the Apple AirPods after a month of testing - European Parliament approves the end of mobile roaming charges - O2 is bringing free 1 Gbps WiFi to the City of London Patreon supporters have access to our longer version of the show, which includes the above as well as additional discussions about: - Bonus story: Spotify to restrict albums to paying subscribers for first time - The downsides to buying a Google Home - Why Ian is leaving Twitter - The Mastodon social network - Ian's tip to stopping Alexa responding to false requests - In-depth discussion about Spotify and its... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We just couldn't get through all of the Bests of 2016 in the previous episode so this is part 2.| Best of Da Burgh Picks for 2016 by PositivelyPittsburgh & the TechnoGranny, Joanne Quinn-Smith and PPLMag anchor podcasters and guest co-hosts JoAnn Forrester and Sunita Pandit have chosen 104 BESTS of 2016 for Da Burgh and surrounding areas. Some we have attended or visited, others we have reported on at PositivelyPittsburghLive podcast and some our listeners and viewers have sent in. |But be prepared and take notes because next year 2017, the votes will come directly from you. | 51. Best International Festival| 52. Best Invention| 53. Best Italian Restaurant| 54. Best Kidz Organization | 55. Best Kidz Event| 56. Best Local Celebrity| 57. Best Music Festival| 58. Best Organic Restaurant| 59. Best Medical Podcast| 60. Best Men's Organization| 61. Best Middle Eastern Restaurant| 62. Best Mediterranean Restaurant| 63. Best Movie Theater| 64. Best Middle School Event| 65. Best Musical | 66. Best New Venue| 67. Best Non Musical Cultural Event| 68. Best Non Profit| 69. Best Non Profit Event| 70. Best Neighborhood Event| 71. Best Neighborhood Business Event| 72. Best Opera| 73. Best Organic Food| 75. Best Outdoor Cultural Event| 76. Best Parade| 77. Best State Park| 78. Best Party| 79. Best Pizza| 80. Best Pittsburgh Book| 81. Best Publisher| 82. Best Pittsburgh Photographer| 83. Best Travel Photographer| 84. Best Event Site| 85. Best Pittsburgh Web Site| 86. Best Restaurant| 87. Best Restaurant Late Night| 88. Best Restaurant Mexican| 89. Best Sandwich Shop| 90. Best Saririst| 91. Best Science Exhibits| 92. Best Social Media Move| 93. Best Symphony Orchestra Performance | 94. Best Symphony Pops Performanc 95. Best Sports Event | 96. Best Sports Team| 97. Best Thrift Shop| 98. Best Technology Podcast| 99. Best Upscale Consignment| 100. Best Women's Organization| 101. Best Women's Event| 102. Best Women's Publication| 103. Best WQED Show| 104. Best You Might Be a Pittsburgher Saying|

Best of Da Burgh Picks for 2016 by PositivelyPittsburgh & the TechnoGranny, Joanne Quinn-Smith and PPLMag anchor podcasters and guest co-hosts JoAnn Forrester and Sunita Pandit have chosen 104 BESTS of 2016 for Da Burgh and surrounding areas. Some we have attended or visited, others we have reported on at PositivelyPittsburghLive podcast and some our listeners and viewers have sent in. But be prepared and take notes because the votes will come directly from you. 1.Best Art Exhibit | 2.Best August Wilson Concert| 3.Best Author Event | 4.Best Baker| 5.Best Boutique| 6.Best Breakfast | 7.Best Bridal Show| 8.Best Buffe| 9.Best Business Event| 10.Best Business Podcast | 11.Best Cabaret Event of the Year| 12.Best Car Cruise| 13.Best Restaurant Chain| 14.Best Cafe| 15.Best Chinese Restaurant| 16.Best Caricature Artist| 17.Best Celebrity Concert| 18.Best Coffee Bar | 19.Best Comedy Musical | 20.Best Comic Con| 21. Best Consignment Store| 22. Best Craft Even| 23. Best Diner| 24. Best Downtown Event| 25. Best Dramatic Play| 26. Best Ethnic Event| 27. Best Erie Event| 28. Best Facebook Celebrity| 29. Best Family Restaurant| 30. Best Family Campground| 31. Best Farm| 32. Best Fireworks| 33. Best Flea Market| 34. Best Free Concerts| 35. Best Good News | 36. Best Girls Event| 37. Best Greek Deli | 38. Best Grocery Store| 39. Best Hidden Gem Restaurant | 40. Best Innovative Restaurant| 41. Best High School Event| 45. Best High School Show| 46. Best Historical Hit| 47. Best Holiday Even| 48. Best Sports Team| 49. Best Hotel| 50. Best Ice Cream| 51. Best International Festival| 52. Best Invention| 53. Best Italian Restaurant| 54. Best Kidz Organization | 55. Best Kidz Event| 56. Best Local Celebrity| 57. Best Music Festival| 58. Best Organic Restaurant| 59. Best Medical Podcast| 60. Best Men's Organization| 61. Best Middle Eastern Restaurant| 62. Best Mediterranean Restaurant| 63. Best Movie Theater| 64. Best Middle School Event| 65. Best Musical | 66. Best New Venue| 67. Best Non Musical Cultural Event| 68. Best Non Profit| 69. Best Non Profit Event| 70. Best Neighborhood Event| 71. Best Neighborhood Business Event| 72. Best Opera| 73. Best Organic Food| 75. Best Outdoor Cultural Event| 76. Best Parade| 77. Best State Park| 78. Best Party| 79. Best Pizza| 80. Best Pittsburgh Book| 81. Best Publisher| 82. Best Pittsburgh Photographer| 83. Best Travel Photographer| 84. Best Event Site| 85. Best Pittsburgh Web Site| 86. Best Restaurant| 87. Best Restaurant Late Night| 88. Best Restaurant Mexican| 89. Best Sandwich Shop| 90. Best Saririst| 91. Best Science Exhibits| 92. Best Social Media Move| 93. Best Symphony Orchestra Performance | 94. Best Symphony Pops Performanc 95. Best Sports Event | 96. Best Sports Team| 97. Best Thrift Shop| 98. Best Technology Podcast| 99. Best Upscale Consignment| 100. Best Women's Organization| 101. Best Women's Event| 102. Best Women's Publication| 103. Best WQED Show| 104. Best You Might Be a Pittsburgher Saying|

It's another duo show while Stark preps an exciting new project for you and Schmidty battles the plague! Is Firefly coming back while S.H.I.E.L.D. falls behind? Is Apple now making EVERYTHING? Is Verizon actually being nice to people? All this and more on this episode!If you haven't already, be sure to head on over to PodcastAwards.com and nominate us for "Best Technology Podcast"! It will only take a moment, and will give you warm fuzzies all day!Headlines:Trouble for SHIELD?JJ Abrams realizes that he has a problemFirefly is backThe Simpsons to kill off another characterThe UK must not play a lot of Duck Hunt; Armed SWAT response to light gunGlobal internet is coming!Verizon screws up isn’t a jerk about itWeb usage of Windows 7 hits a surge. Windows 8 at 8%Android Cheats.Apple is now the best global brand(with possibly the worst quality control)Using iOS7 will literally make you sickiOS7 also allows students to see whatever they wantThat rumored part for the rumored Apple product is rumored to be causing shortagesInvestors want Bill Gates gone16-year-old arrested for DDoS attack that nearly broke the Internet2.9 million Adobe accounts compromised in the hackTom Clancy dies at 66Zuke’s Favorite - Broken BadZohner’s Favorite - The periodic table of Breaking Bad See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Guest-less again this week, Jason and Brian discuss how to keep 2 dev Macs in sync, being silly on the internet, tele-dildonics as the real wave of the future, why 3D is bad, and quite a bit more. Also, science conclusively proves Jason is an A-Hole. Subscribe to the Grumpy Old Geeks on iTunes and give us a five star rating. You know you want to! Shownotes: Tower Coda 2 Transmit Dropbox MAMP Pro BBEdit 23 Signs You’re Secretly a Narcissist Masquerading as a Sensitive Introvert 3D Skype RESPONSIVE WEB DESIGN by ETHAN MARCOTTE Mailbox App Circa Flash Chargers Ruby Ruby's Video