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Dan Fox

Mentioned in 3 analyzed podcast episodes across 1 show

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Nature Podcast · May 13, 2026

Red-light therapy is all the rage — does it work?

“Presented research highlights segment on pangolin trafficking DNA analysis and trans-Neptunian atmosphere discovery”

Red light therapy and photobiomodulationMitochondrial function and cellular energy productionFDA regulation of home medical devices

Nature Podcast · Apr 1, 2026

These scientists chased a jet to learn more about ‘lean-burn’ contrails

“Presented research highlights segment covering submarine radiation and Antarctic PFAS pollution”

Lean-burn engine technology and fuel efficiencyContrail formation and climate impactVolatile sulfate aerosol particles

Nature Podcast · Feb 25, 2026

How earthquakes and lightning help explain squeaky sneakers

“Nature Podcast host co-presenting episode on friction physics and neurogenesis findings”

Friction and squeaking mechanismsOpening pulses and stick-slip dynamicsTriboelectric charging in contact interfaces