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Why does our body need fresh water daily?: Podcast
Drink enough water. It is just about the most frequently repeated nutritional advice, especially in the summer. Why actually? Bio-engineer and nutrition expert Elke Godden (University of Antwerp) answers in the Eos Science podcast.
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Do animals have feelings and a personality?
Do swans fall in love? Can a great tit be arrogant? How Smart Are Goldfish Really? And can a dog mourn its dead owner? Rudi D'Hooge, professor of biological psychology at KU Leuven, explains in this podcast why answers to those questions are not …
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Allergy: Eos Science
Why does our body react so strangely to certain substances? And how do you know if you have an allergy? Professor Dominique Bullens, affiliated with UZ and KU Leuven, answers these and other allergy questions in the podcast Ask Het Aan.
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British Mathematician Ada Lovelace: Podcast
The British mathematician Ada Lovelace (1815-1852) planted the first seed of almost all digital applications that we find so cool today. No wonder then that she is the science heroine of mathematician Ann Dooms (VUB). In this podcast, Ann talks …
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The Cult of Kybele: Podcast Broadcast
In this podcast, Leen Bokken (Student of Ancient History KU Leuven) teaches us more about the cult of Kybele, an Eastern goddess who was introduced to Rome during troubled times. However, this was accompanied by a true transformation of this …
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Necessity and rules of critical thinking
Audio fragment in which Johan Braekman explains critical thinking in the context of free thinking: Critical thinking is pre-eminently regulated thinking: thinking that recognizes its vulnerability and, thanks to following strict rules, avoids …
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Podcast from University of Flanders
At the University of Flanders, inspiring professors and researchers answer provocative questions in 15-minute lectures:
- Why is it difficult to predict an Earth event?
- Is swimming on a full stomach dangerous?
- Why do you sing better in the shower? …
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Start to Listen: Sound fragment
An example of a listening fragment that is offered in the free online toolbox Start to Listen .
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Trigonometric formulas for the double angle
To much to listen to the formulas for sine, cosine and tangent of the double corner and so better to learn outside.
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