Samuele Lilliu

Dr Peter J Christopher talks about the future of moon exploration by new mini rovers that could be deployed as a swarm and holographic 3D printing.

Origins of Life (Documentary Sizzle Reel).

In this Bullaki Science Podcast, Andrew Davison explores the intersections between astrobiology and theology (exotheology).

In this Bullaki Science Podcast, Dr Arik Kershenbaum talks about animal intelligence and communication, and potential xenolanguages (alien languages).

In this Bullaki Science Podcast, Emily Mitchell gives an overview of the first animal communities dating back to the Ediacaran period.

Dr Mark Rosker discusses innovation strategies led by the DARPA’s MTO office, including the Electronic Resurgence Initiative.

Prof. Nicholas Tosca talks about the PIXL instrument on the Perseverance Rover and origin of life on Earth and elsewhere.

Sabine Hossenfelder, author of ‘Lost in Math How Beauty Leads Physics Astray’, explores the concept of elegance in fundamental physics and cosmology.

Nobel Laureate Didier Queloz Introduces the Cambridge Initiative for Planetary Science and Life in the Universe.

Launch of the Cambridge Initiative for Planetary Science and Life in the Universe, a panel discussion with Origin of Life researchers.

Professor Lord Martin Rees talks about his latest book “On the Future”, covering topics related to a variety of existential risks.

Bradford Tousley, VP of Raytheon ACT talks about the history of Raytheon and some of the new military tech developed for the USA DoD.

Dr Timothy Grayson illustrates DARPA’s concept of Mosaic Warfare, in which individual warfighting platforms are placed together to make a larger picture.

David Hambling taks about the state of the art of military drones, distributed approaches in warfare, and future warfare.

In this Bullaki Science Podcast Dr Samuele Lilliu interviews author and entertainer Brian Ford on his new version of the 1971 book Nonscience.

Paul Rimmer discusses the details of their publication ‘Phosphine gas in the cloud decks of Venus’.

Michael Shermer discusses the Pentagon UFO videos, ancient civilizations, water memory, homeopathy, quantum quackery and mysticism.

Audio expert Curtis Judd and Dr Samuele Lilliu talk about solutions for improving audio and video quality of your guest in a remote video podcast.

Nobel Laureate Prof. Brian Josephson talks about the Josephson Effect, transcendental meditation, the Mind–Matter Unification Project and unorthodox research.

Notable intelligence researcher Prof. James Flynn talks about “cancel culture” in academia and his lastest book “A Book Too Risky To Publish”.

Prof. Jim-Al-Khalili the history of quantum biology and discusses quantum effects in magnetoreception, olfaction, enzyme catalysis, and photosynthesis.

2019 Physics Nobel laureate Prof. Didier Queloz talks about how astronomy is being affected and will be affected by the satellite business.

Nobel Prize Laureate Didier Queloz talks about the impact of his 1995 discovery on the theory of planetary systems formation.

A talk by Prof. Hassan al-Naboodah at the launch event of the Cambridge University Emirati Society, on pre-oil society in the UAE.

A talk by Dr Timothy Power at the launch event of the Cambridge University Emirati Society on the 28th of November 2019.

A talk by Peter Hellyer on the History of the UAE, launch event of the Cambridge University Emirati Society, 28th of November 2019.

Nobel Laureate Venki Ramakrishnan reviews part of his work on the structural resolution of the ribosome.

A discussion on the opto-electrical properties of perovskite materials and a detailed fabrication protocol for IBC perovskite solar cells.

In the 1990s Prof. Richard Friend pioneered polymer-based FET and LED R&D, which contributed to the commercialisation of OLED displays.

Customising and riding a Ducati Multistrada 620 dark in the rugged terrain of the Giara platau (Sardinia)

In this 2018 interview, Prof. Henry Snaith, co-founder of Oxford PV, discusses the present status and future prospects of perovskite PV.

Motorcycle Rally Barumini 2018 Promo

Overview and tutorial of 3D done mapping techniques for archaeological surveys including a short documentary on the Nuraghe s’Uraxi (Lasplassas, Sardinia).

Two workflows in Davinci Resolve and Lightroom for removing chromatic aberration or fringing from your videos.

In September 2017 some 60 participants gathered together at the the European Synchrotron to celebrate 20 years of operation of the XMaS beamline.

Nuraghi are ancient stone structures built during the Bronze age by the Nuragic civilization and are widely scattered throughout Sardinia.