In this episode Juhana is finally back and we get to have another of the random discussions about different topics. A bit about the Chernobyl HBO series (go watch it), the robot vacuum-cleaner and the value of privacy. This is a topic that comes out here.

In this episode I'm speaking about some games I'm playing, a short one to fill some holiday time. Games in the episode: AC origins, The Division 2 and Destiny 2, Generation Zero and Rage 2. More traditional discussion with science and tech next week! As .

Again I was left alone for this episodes and these are not easy to do without a proper discussion, the interest feedback is missing when speaking to a screen (at least my cat is here listening to me). Anyway, this time I'm talking about some more EU proj.

In this episode I'm going through some results from a CORDIS results pack about nano-materials (Cordis website) while going a bit deeper into what Microfluidics is, some applications and roll-to-roll fabrication. The at the end a bit about printed electr.

To all the esteemed listeners, We want to formally thank all of you for listening this podcast for so long. We finally reached the big milestone of 1 year of actual episodes and we are still planning on going. We will try to invite more and more interest.

In this shorter episode we have a discussion about the articles found on the Research*eu magazine on nuclear power research in the European Union. The discussion starts from a general overview of the nuclear energy in Europe in both technical and politic.

In this episode we have a very interesting discussion with Anna Fait from ETH Zurich (Twitter @AnnaFeit and http://annafeit.de) about her research on inputs methods and optimization of keyboard layouts in particular the research on the new French officia.

In this smaller episode Juhana is telling what a game engine is and how he is trying to build one for fun. The discussion is mainly focused on how an engine handles keyboard inputs, it is not something easy as you would imagine. This episode is somehow c.

In this episode we discuss with Professor Kujala from Aalto university about his research work in Marine technology with a focus on the arctic (being located in Finland, there is always a focus on ice) and the expertise that the University and companies .

In this episode we are discussing with professor Esa Kallio from Aalto about the satellites built in the university and how do you build a cube satellite with students. The Aalto-1 was the first satellite built in Finland and now, after 2 more built in A.