Research Matters

Por: Cornell University

The Research Matters podcast features candid conversations with Cornell University researchers who are tackling some of society’s most urgent challenges and finding solutions that make a difference. Hear from experts who are not just studying the world, but changing it, turning data into discoveries, and ideas into impact. Produced by Cornell University Relations. Read more at news.cornell.edu.

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Latest episodes of the podcast Research Matters

Gordon Pennycook on why smart people believe dumb things - Research Matters S2E16 28/04/2026

Corrie Moreau on how studying ant microbiomes helps us understand ourselves - Research Matters S2E15 21/04/2026

Gavin Sacks on the extraordinary science of aluminum cans - Research Matters S2E14 14/04/2026

Elisha Frye on zoonotic diseases and how veterinary diagnostics protect animals and humans - Research Matters S2E13 07/04/2026

Phillip Milner on using sunlight to capture carbon - Research Matters S2E12 31/03/2026

Adam Hoffman on how to help teens become successful adults - Research Matters S2E11 24/03/2026

Christophe Duplais on what scent can communicate - Research Matters S2E10 17/03/2026

Claire Wardle on how misinformation spreads - Research Matters S2E9 10/03/2026

Robert Shepherd on the future of robotics - Research Matters S2E8 03/03/2026

Casey Dillman on the planet's most overlooked creatures - Research Matters S2E7 24/02/2026

Sriramya Duddukuri Nair on green concrete and 3D printed buildings - Research Matters S2E6 17/02/2026

Chris Barrett on why food prices remain stubbornly high - Research Matters S2E5 10/02/2026

Arthur Wheaton on the future of cars, travel and work - Research Matters S2E4 03/02/2026

Dr. Glenn E. Simmons Jr. on how fats and inflammation can fuel cancer - Research Matters S2E3 27/01/2026

Jessica Salerno on what we get wrong with 911 calls - Research Matters S2E2 27/01/2026

David Rand on how AI shapes our choices - Research Matters S2E1 27/01/2026

From earth to easel: Kirsten Kurtz paints with soil 30/07/2025

Chloé Arson goes deep into the potential of geothermal heat 27/05/2025

Ariel Ortiz-Bobea on the need for increasing public investment in agricultural R&D 12/03/2025

Itai Cohen on building microrobots, collaborating across disciplines and taming fear 02/12/2024

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