Podcasting

Inflection Point is a science history podcast and a time machine — in each episode, we take listeners to the little-known moments in science past that ultimately led to world-changing discoveries. Available wherever you listen to podcasts!

“I think, if we did not understand DNA structure today . . . we would not have modern science and we would not have modern medicine. We would not understand the genetic basis of disease.”

— Dana Foss, researcher of CRISPR-Cas9, featured in "A world without Rosalind Franklin"

A world without Rosalind FranklinWho she was, what she did, and what the world might look like if she was never in it — **A world without Rosalind Franklin**
Who she was, what she did, and what the world might look like if she was never in it

**Making hydrogen is easy; making it green is a challenge**
Reporter Craig Bettenhausen details the progress and the challenges in making green hydrogen with renewable electricity

**The race to report on the Nobel Prizes**
C&EN staffers Laurel Oldach and Mitch Jacoby share their experiences of racing to report on some of science’s most prestigious prizes

**Carolyn Bertozzi and K. Barry Sharpless chat about sharing the 2022 Nobel Prize in Chemistry**
The click chemistry and bioorthogonal chemistry innovators sit down with *Stereo Chemistry* to reflect on a decades-long working relationship and a future they hope to make brighter

**Bioorthogonal, click chemistry clinch the Nobel Prize**
*Stereo Chemistry* breaks down the science of prize winners Bertozzi, Sharpless and Meldal

Historians decode centuries-old chemical secretsResearchers tell Stereo Chemistry about their quests to recreate chemical recipes lost to time — **Historians decode centuries-old chemical secrets**
Researchers tell *Stereo Chemistry* about their quests to recreate chemical recipes lost to time