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I’m Dr. Jagdeep Singh — JD for short — a PhD scientist with a love for science, ancient stories, philosophy, and the deeper puzzles of life. The Ongoing is a podcast about the hidden stories behind scientific discoveries—and what they reveal about how we search for understand and it ends with why these stories still matter today. For feedback, suggestion or collaboration, please email at jd.theongoing@gmail.com
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How we learned to send the body a message, and let it build its own medicine.
How an accidental discovery became one of medicine's most important technologies.
How a laboratory experiment became one of the world’s most important industrial processes.
How we took an invisible wave and taught it to carry messages across the world.
A wave no one could see, predicted on paper, then created and caught in a laboratory.
How a principle found in every living cell became the technology that supplies drinking water to entire nations.
How a promising idea became a battery that changed the world.
How we learned to create and store electricity?
How a biological discovery became a usable medicine through engineering and scale-up.
Season 2: How scientific discoveries became real-world technologies through engineering and scale-up.
How careful observation explained how species change.
The experiment that led to weighing the earth.
One experiment that reshaped food, medicine and disease.
The experiment that changed how we understand light.
Experiments that revealed how traits are passed on.
A molecule whose structure refused to make sense.
The Gold Foil Experiment
Season 1: Scientific experiments and discoveries that changed our understanding of the world.
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