In this episode of Paul Talks Science, Paul sits down with Dr. Jasmin Abdel Ghany to unpack groundbreaking new research showing that rising temperatures don’t just affect the planet — they affect who we are….
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When the Cosmic Web Spins
What if the largest structures in the Universe aren’t just expanding — but spinning? In this episode, host Paul Adepoju explores one of the most intriguing recent developments in cosmology: evidence that a vast cosmic…
AMR is Everybody’s Business
Antimicrobial resistance is often framed as a technical problem for scientists and policymakers. But the truth is far simpler — and far more unsettling: the choices made in clinics, pharmacies, farms, and homes every day…
Supercomputers, Brain Drain, and Building Solutions at Home
Africa has the talent to power the world’s most advanced AI systems — so why is so much of that talent building elsewhere? In this episode, we sit down with a postdoctoral researcher at a…
How Topology Is Changing What We See
What if the way we understand shape, space, and structure could help us see disease differently? In this episode of Paul Talks Science, I sit down with South African mathematician Dr. Cerene Rathilal to explore…
Seeing Math Differently: A Ghanaian Researcher’s Awakening
In this episode, we follow the journey of Hannah, a young Ghanaian researcher whose relationship with mathematics completely transformed once she discovered where the equations finally led. From early confusion in abstract university courses to…
Faith, Science and Safe Medicines
📌 Host: Paul Adepoju 👤 Guest: Prof. Moji Adeyeye – Director-General of NAFDAC (Nigeria’s National Agency for Food and Drug Administration & Control) In this episode of Paul Talks Science, I sit down with Prof….
Building Cancer Systems That Work
When Professor Richard Sullivan talks about cancer, he doesn’t begin with miracle drugs or new machines. He starts with systems — the people, politics and policies that decide whether any of those advances will actually…