Podcast appearances and mentions of nate haas

Episode 140 - DIY Saunas, Embargoes, and Did Someone Really Suggest Gravel Tire Size Limits? What up party people. We've got another long-dong stem episode for y'all jam packed with all sorts of shenanigans like Dizzle contemplating a DIY El Camino, pro roadies needing to take some direction cues from gravel so they can actually make it to the finish line, Nate Haas hanging out with Cheech and Chong too much when analyzing tire testing, and did someone say maple syrup? Speaking of maple syrup, as tempting as it may be to fill up your tires with tree sap, I highly recommend against it because you're just asking to find yourself a sticky situation. Instead, check out the latest product drop from our homies at Silca because there's a new sealant king on the block. Don't wait too long to get you some because this stuff already sold out once so you know it's hotter than a two dollar Rolex. Make sure to use the new code “bonkbrosfiberfoam” at checkout for an extra 10% off. 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Get your Bonk Bros swag below. https://bb5a73-20.myshopify.com/    IGNITION: Hire a coach. Get faster. It's that simple. https://www.ignitioncoachco.com/   MATCHBOX PODCAST: Check out our more serious training focused podcast.  https://www.ignitioncoachco.com/podcast      The Following Was Generated Using AI And Should Not Be Held To The Higher Standards Of Sentient Beings - Riverside.   Summary In this lively conversation, the hosts discuss their experiences with cycling, training, and the challenges faced during races. They share humorous anecdotes about pre-race jitters, the importance of exercise, and the frustrations of dealing with flat tires. The discussion also delves into tire selection for different race conditions and the drama surrounding a recent race where a miscommunication led to confusion at the finish line. In this segment, the conversation covers various aspects of recent cycling events, including race highlights, controversies surrounding cycling fashion, the impact of meme culture, early season race results, and the journey of Kate Courtney as a privateer. The discussion culminates in a debate about the potential success of Keegan and Matt Beers as a team in the upcoming Cape Epic race. In this conversation, the hosts delve into the competitive dynamics of cycling, discussing the performance of various riders and their seasons. They explore the implications of tire choices on racing outcomes, particularly in gravel races, and share insights on upcoming events and strategies. The discussion also touches on the technology behind tires and how it affects performance, highlighting the ongoing debates within the cycling community. In this segment, the conversation delves into the evolving opinions within the cycling community, particularly regarding equipment choices and race strategies. The hosts discuss listener questions about race dynamics, the cancellation of the Gravel World Championships, and the potential future of gravel racing. They also touch on innovations in cycling gear, specifically aero technologies, and their impact on performance. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various topics related to cycling, including the use of aero fairings and their impact on performance. They also discuss the process of making maple syrup, highlighting the challenges and rewards of this hobby. The conversation shifts to personal interests and hobbies, with a humorous exchange about the ruggedness of certain activities compared to others. The episode wraps up with light-hearted banter about protein powder and VO2 max measurements. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into various aspects of cycling performance, including VO2 max, tire technology, and the implications of crank length on efficiency. They also discuss the merits and challenges of using lactate meters for cyclists, providing insights into the science behind cycling gear and performance metrics.   Chapters 00:00 Countdown to Chaos: Pre-Race Jitters 02:59 The Struggles of Training: Finding Joy in Exercise 05:56 Tire Troubles: The Race That Went Flat 09:00 Race Day Drama: The Podium and the Flat Tire 12:01 Tire Talk: Choosing the Right Gear for Success 14:59 Race Controversies: The Finish Line Fiasco 18:21 Race Highlights and Controversies 19:11 Cycling Fashion: The Great Bib Debate 21:00 Meme Culture in Cycling 23:15 Early Season Race Results 25:42 Kate Courtney: The Privateer Journey 30:42 Keegan and Matt Beers: A Winning Team? 34:11 The Competitive Landscape of Cycling 39:26 Tire Choices and Performance Dynamics 44:59 Upcoming Races and Strategies 51:00 Tire Technology and Its Impact on Racing 51:53 Evolving Opinions in Cycling 55:10 Listener Questions and Race Dynamics 01:00:01 Gravel World Championships Update 01:02:14 The Future of Gravel Racing 01:10:22 Aero Innovations in Cycling 01:18:46 The Maple Syrup Debate 01:25:00 Hobbies and Personal Interests 01:26:13 Understanding VO2 Max and Its Implications 01:28:02 Tire Technology and Performance Insights 01:28:59 Debating Tire Testing Methodologies 01:31:04 The Science of Crank Length and Cycling Efficiency 01:39:01 Lactate Meters: Are They Worth It?

Dr. Nate Haas chats with Pam about the breaking news of Anpario and Bio-Vet joining forces. The products and faces will remain the same but the opportunity for growth in markets is exciting for all involved. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Animal agriculture is always changing, but the passion that veterinarians generally have for animals is never dimming. Dr. Nate Haas with BioVet is an example of a veterinarian that loves to keep learning and experiencing all kinds of animal care, in different geographies!  Haas sits down with Pam Jahnke to talk a little about his background and why he's comfortable and happy as a part of the BioVet team. Dr. Haas is a native of Lancaster, Wisconsin and attended the University of Wisconsin - La Crosse where he earned BS degrees in Biology and Microbiology, and completed an MS in Biology (Microbiology Concentration) studying transport of enteric viruses in surface and ground water. After working for 2 years as a molecular biology Research Associate, he entered veterinary school, graduating in 2009 from the Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Co-hosted by Drs. Mary and Nate Haas, this episode of the SAEM's Research Learning Series features Dr. Daren Beam (Indiana University) on how to write a winning abstract for a scientific meeting or conference. Take notes and apply his practical pearls of do's and don'ts, while also hearing some funny, behind-the-scenes stories about his time as a research coordinator for the PERC rule.

Co-hosted by Drs. Mary and Nate Haas, this installment of SAEM's Research Learning Series features Dr. Zachary Meisel (University of Pennsylvania) on how to turn your interest into research. Get inspired by his career path from prehospital research to narratives in evidence-based medicine.

Co-hosted by Drs. Mary and Nate Haas, this installment of SAEM's Research Learning Series features Dr. Rob Ehrman (Wayne State) on why grant proposals get rejected and how to deal with them.

Co-hosted by Drs. Mary and Nate Haas, this installment of SAEM's Research Learning Series features Dr. Mike Puskarich (University of Minnesota) on writing high-quality specific aims in your grant proposal. He shares the key do's and don'ts that make or break a grant writeup.

Co-hosted by Drs. Mary and Nate Haas, this installment of SAEM's Research Learning Series features Dr. James Paxton on common IRB pitfalls based on his experience as the Chairman of Wayne State University's Institutional Review Board.

In this episode Zack interviews the first authors of the three biggest papers this year dealing with the question of “Who should I put on ECMO?”  Guillaume Debaty of Grenoble, France published a paper outlining what prognostic factors are important.  Guillaume's data shows importance of short low times, lower lactates and higher pH values.  The real question is what number for each of these should we consider a hard stop on initiation.  This is followed up by Josh Reynolds who along with Ben Singer out of the UK published a paper utilizing cardiac arrest data from the PRIMED trial.  He showed that even patients with all the advantageous characteristics of traditional ECMO inclusion criteria had poor survivals once they have had >30 minutes of chest compressions.  With many ECMO studies having average arrest to initiation times of > 60 minutes, Josh’s paper certainly makes us view favorably the 30% survival outcomes that we are seeing worldwide.  This in no way substitutes for a randomized trial but does offer some guidance on what the expected survival of a patient with a witnessed arrest, short low flow times, and age < 65.   We  conclude with Nate Haas out of the University of Michigan who utilitzed the ELSO database to show that age was not predictive of survival.  This may push us towards including older patients in our inclusion criteria, but more data is definitely needed on this. The post EDECMO 39: Who Do We Put On ECMO? – New Data on Prognostics appeared first on ED ECMO.