Apple Finch Pudding
Apple Finch Pudding
If you're the kind of person who loves to learn, this is the podcast for you. The way we learn is by having conversations, reading books, and critical thinking. And we happen to love science. Wanna join?
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Sep 29, 2026
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Episodes
How Plants Influence Our Climate with Teresa E. Gimeno | AFP 7 30.07.2022 57:52
Welcome to the seventh episode of Apple Finch Pudding, your gateway into the world of science. In this episode, Jeroen Schreel is joined by Teresa E. Gimeno, a researcher at the Basque Centre for Climate Change and CREAF, and Ahmad Fuadi, the internationally acclaimed Indonesian author of ‘The land of five towers’. Together they will discuss how plants work and how they can influence the climate....
The Power of Mathematical Modeling with Jan Baetens | AFP 6 29.06.2022 57:28
Welcome to the sixth episode of Apple Finch Pudding, your gateway into the world of science. In this episode, Jeroen Schreel is joined by a Jan Baetens, a professor in Mathematical Modelling at Ghent University, and Korneel Neysens, an operations business process lead for the production of vegetable oil. Together they will discuss what you need to be a mathematical modeler and how mathematical mod...
Revolutionizing Cancer Research with Protein Structures, Explained by Michael Bond | AFP 5 30.05.2022 48:57
Welcome to the fifth episode of Apple Finch Pudding, your gateway into the world of science. In this episode, Jeroen Schreel is joined by a scientific couple, Kyra Prats and Michael (Mike) Bond. Kyra is a plant ecophysiologist who recently obtained her PhD at Yale University and secretly loves BTS. Mike recently obtained his PhD at Yale University in chemical biology and loves fishing. Although bo...
Unlocking the Power of Seawater Desalination with Marjolein Vanoppen | AFP 4 29.04.2022 57:35
Welcome to the fourth episode of Apple Finch Pudding, your gateway into the world of science. In this episode, Jeroen Schreel is joined by Thomas Lebbe, a PhD candidate in macroeconomics with a passion for history, and Marjolein Vanoppen, a postdoctoral researcher in environmental technology at Ghent University and communication manager at CAPTURE. Together they will discuss the desalination of se...
AI and Visual-Spatial Skills with Maithilee Kunda | AFP 3 31.03.2022 59:32
Welcome to the third episode of Apple Finch Pudding, your gateway into the world of science. In this episode, Jeroen Schreel is joined by Jeroen Baert, a comedian and freelance engineer, and Maithilee Kunda, an assistant professor in computer science at Vanderbilt University. Together they will discuss AI (artificial intelligence) and visual-spatial skills. Don’t forget to join our monthly AFP new...
Exploring Organismal Biology with Adam B. Roddy | AFP 2 28.02.2022 56:53
Welcome to the second episode of Apple Finch Pudding, your gateway into the world of science. In this episode, Jeroen Schreel is joined by Robin Van de Casteele, a criminologist currently working in schooling for people in jail, and Adam B. Roddy, an assistant professor in plant biology at Florida International University. Together they will discuss plant organismal biology and the energy-informat...
Delving into Soft Condensed Matter with John D. (Jack) Treado | AFP 1 31.01.2022 1:00:09
Welcome to the first episode of Apple Finch Pudding, your gateway into the world of science. In this episode, Jeroen Schreel is joined by Pieter Leus, a physiotherapist at a local community health center, and John D. (Jack) Treado, a PhD candidate in mechanical engineering and material sciences at Yale University. Together they will discuss soft condensed matter and sharks! Don’t forget to join ou...
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