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Celestia On Air presents the podcast with professor Philip Moriarty. He is undoubtedly one of the most distinguished physicists of our time.  Professor Moriarty’s work in the field of nanostructured materials takes our cognizance in the area to a whole new level. His book, "When the Uncertainty Principle Goes to 11: Or How to Explain Quantum Physics with Heavy Metal," is one of the best science books in recent times. We know him for his work on the “Sixty Symbols” YouTube Channel, where he and other physicists explain physics concepts practically and intuitively. This podcast brings forth the nuances of his research in the field of nanostructured materials, his book, his love for physics, music, and much more. Tune in to listen to this discussion with the savant physicist.

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In this Pride Special episode of Celestia On-Air Deciphering STEM, we talk with Arti Agrawal. She is an Associate Professor at the University of Technology, Sydney, and today we're going to talk about her journey of self-discovery, how studying science helped her through it, and her advice for members of the LGBTQ+ community who are aspiring to have a career in STEM.



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Greeting viewers  In this episode of Celestia On Air - Deciphering STEM, we interact with Pranav Sharma, a renowned science communicator and the founder of the Yash Pal Centre for Science and Technology. He was awarded the REX Karmaveer Award given by iCONGO in collaboration with United Nations for his  outstanding work in science education and communication in 2019. Besides getting to know him and his work, we have an insightful conversation about his  unique perspective on - 'The Birth and Death of the Universe'. Intriguing isn't it?  So sit back, relax and enjoy the podcast!    @cosmicpranav (IG) @quantumpranav (Twitter)

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In this pride special episode of Celestia On-air deciphering STEM, we talk with Alyssa Adams. They are a postdoc research fellow at the University of Wisconsin Madison, and today we're going to talk about their journey of self-discovery, how studying science helped them through it, and their advice for members of the LGBTQ+ community who are aspiring to have a career in STEM.

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Hello everyone  In this episode of Celestia On-air deciphering STEM, we talk with Nikhita C. She is the co-founder and CEO of SSERD, a startup focusing on providing space education to kids! She has also received various awards like the title of KWAA Youth Icon of 2019 for her outstanding work in space education. She is also a scholar of the Kalpana Chawla Scholarship for entry into the International Space Universities Space Studies Program.  

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  In this episode of Celestia On-air: deciphering STEM, we pick up from where we left off while discussing with the Laser physicist of India, G Ravindra Kumar and get a sneak peek of how he got into the domain of nonlinear optics and the study of matter in laser fields and how he established UPHILL, or Ultra-short Laser Pulse High-Intensity Laser Laboratory.  So sit back, relax and have fun as he talks about his work and his wonderful life as a BITsian!!