Max Barclay's guest appearances

Max Barclay

Science History Podcast

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Estate Podcast

Noam Chomsky

Irene Pepperberg

Sean Carroll

Magnus Nilsson

Dava Sobel

Dan Lewis

Daniel Ellsberg

Paul Ehrlich

Rai Weiss

David Valentine

Annika Backlund

Joe Schwarcz

John Matthews

Matthew Meselson

James Muller

OwlTail

Max Barclay är nordenchef på Newsecs rådgivningsverksamhet och gissningsvis en av dem som haft bäst insyn i hur pandemin slog mot den svenska kontorsmarknaden. Och efter nära trettio år i branschen är det inte heller första gången han är med om att saker och ting går snett.

60. Max Barclay – tre krascher och en pandemi

Estate Podcast går tæt på Corona-krisens konsekvenser i landene omkring os. I Dubai er markedet udfordret og Corona-krisen har accelereret en nedtur, i Sverige mærker man en vis skepsis overfor landets Corona-strategi, men forventer alligevel et højt niveau af transaktioner, og i Norge er boligbyggeriet allerede på vej tilbage på sporet. Hør interviews med Aecoms Janus Rostock, Newsecs Max Barclay og Bonavas Kristina Olsen.

#13 Janus Rostock, Max Barclay og Kristina Olsen om Corona-konsekvenser

Andrea Hart

The Natural History Museum in London houses the greatest collection of natural history specimens in the world, collected for centuries by British explorers and scientists.  In Part 2 of this episode on British explorers, my guests Andrea Hart and Max Barclay explain the role that these specimens and associated artwork played in the development of major scientific advances.  Foremost among these specimens are the beetles, which held an outsized role in the history of evolutionary biology as well as in the childhood pursuits of collectors such as Charles Darwin and Alfred Russell Wallace.  Andrea is the Head of Special Collections at the Natural History Museum, and Max is the Senior Curator in Charge of the beetle collection.  So let’s travel the world, from Africa to the Amazon to Australia and learn about the wonderful diversity of beetles, the eccentric people who collected them, and how their ideas changed the world.  We’ll do all this surrounded by annotated manuscripts, natural history drawings and specimens of the world’s largest beetles within a Special Collections room of the Natural History Museum.

<p>The Natural History Museum in London houses the greatest collection of natural history specimens in the world, collected for centuries by British explorers and scientists.  In Part 2 of this episode on British explorers, my guests Andrea Hart and Max Barclay explain the role that these specimens and associated artwork played in the development of major scientific advances.  Foremost among these specimens are the beetles, which held an outsized role in the history of evolutionary biology as well as in the childhood pursuits of collectors such as Charles Darwin and Alfred Russell Wallace.  Andrea is the Head of Special Collections at the Natural History Museum, and Max is the Senior Curator in Charge of the beetle collection.  So let’s travel the world, from Africa to the Amazon to Australia and learn about the wonderful diversity of beetles, the eccentric people who collected them, and how their ideas changed the world.  We’ll do all this surrounded by annotated manuscripts, natural history drawings and specimens of the world’s largest beetles within a Special Collections room of the Natural History Museum.</p>

Episode 9. British Explorers, Part 2: Andrea Hart and Max Barclay