The Future Of
The Future Of
The Future Of, a podcast powered by Curtin University, where experts share their vision of the future and how their work is helping shape it for the better.
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Mental Toughness
The Future Of, Ep 30 | 20:9
Mental toughness and resilience are powerful tools for sports stars but can benefit others too. Associate Professor Daniel Gucciardi discusses how employees, athletes and defence personnel can maximise their performance.
Medical Education
The Future Of, Ep 29 | 25:20
Virtual patients who talk, breathe and even vomit, are highly valuable in healthcare education. Associate Professor Michelle Kelly and Dr Zoe Bradfield discuss the role of simulation in educating the next generation of health professionals.
Bushfires
The Future Of, Ep 28 | 25:24
Australia’s catastrophic bushfire season this year has raised a lot of questions. Dr Philip Zylstra discusses the phenomenon of Australian bushfires and strategies we can employ to reduce forest flammability.
Medicinal Cannabis
The Future Of, Ep 27 | 26:59
Chemical engineer Neil Foster and entrepreneur Paul Long discuss medicinal cannabis uptake in Australia and what it means for patients.
Meat Alternatives
The Future Of, Ep 26 | 27:20
Australians love their meat, consuming 110kg per capita each year. But it comes at a cost. Professor Dora Marinova and Talia Raphaely discuss the impact of meat on our health and the planet.
Mass Shooting Media Coverage
The Future Of, Ep 25 | 28:56
Mass shootings are rare but gain global media attention. Hear from Glynn Greensmith, a journalist and researcher, who discusses the media’s role and responsibility in covering mass shootings.
Palaeontology
The Future Of, Ep 24 | 32:21
David is joined by Professor Kate Trinajstic to discuss modern-day palaeontology, and how ecosystems and species evolve and react to environmental change.
Internet Fame
The Future Of, Ep 23 | 33:16
Digital anthropologist Dr Crystal Abidin discusses the rise and fall of online celebrities.
Understanding Consumers
The Future Of, Ep 22 | 30:44
David is joined by Dr Min Teah and Dr Luke Butcher to discuss how technology has given brands unprecedented insight into consumer behaviour.
Sustainable Buildings
The Future Of, Ep 21 | 26:42
Concrete is the second most-consumed resource on earth but has a big carbon footprint. Hear how Curtin researchers are developing a self-healing and sustainable biocement using natural microbes that could be used in a range of building construction and restoration applications.