Fabrice Schnoller's guest appearances

Fabrice Schnoller

LØRN.TECH

When We Talk About Animals

Irene Pepperberg

Amanda Hitt

Nicholas Christakis

Mariana Mazzucato

Glen Weyl

Sonia Shah

Peter Godfrey-Smith

Robert Macfarlane

Aimee Nezhukumatathil

Natalie Kofler

Andrea Barber

David Cameron

Gene Baur

Patrick Rose

Maria Amelie

OwlTail

In 2007, our guest, Fabrice Schnoller, was sailing off the coast of Mauritius when he had an encounter that would change his life and open a new frontier in marine biology. As his boat neared land, huge pillars of steam burst out of the water. When Schnöller jumped in to investigate, he was overwhelmed by a crashing, creaking sound. It was the echolocation clicks of sperm whales, the bearers of the largest brains ever known to have existed on Earth. In addition to helping whales navigate, some evidence suggests that these clicks also function as a language. To investigate this possibility, Schnöller founded DAREWIN, the first initiative devoted to studying whale click communication and exposing it to the wider public. In the nine years since the project launched, Schnoller and his team have amassed the largest database of sperm whale vocalizations in history — all collected non-invasively, through free-diving. We speak with Schnöller about DAREWIN’s work, its pioneering methodology, and what it’s like to be X-rayed by a whale. 

In 2007, our guest, Fabrice Schnoller, was sailing off the coast of Mauritius when he had an encounter that would change his life and open a new frontier in marine biology. As his boat neared land, huge pillars of steam burst out of the water. When Schnöller jumped in to investigate, he was overwhelmed by a crashing, creaking sound. It was the echolocation clicks of sperm whales, the bearers of the largest brains ever known to have existed on Earth. In addition to helping whales navigate, some evidence suggests that these clicks also function as a language. To investigate this possibility, Schnöller founded DAREWIN, the first initiative devoted to studying whale click communication and exposing it to the wider public. In the nine years since the project launched, Schnoller and his team have amassed the largest database of sperm whale vocalizations in history — all collected non-invasively, through free-diving. We speak with Schnöller about DAREWIN’s work, its pioneering methodology, and what it’s like to be X-rayed by a whale.

Ep. 17 – Fabrice Schnoller on free diving with sperm whales

Hva kan vi hvaler lære oss om kommunikasjonsteknologi? Og hvordan kan man bruke virtual reality under vann? I denne episoden av #LØRN snakker Silvija med CEO i Click Research, Fabrice Schnoller, om utvikling av ny teknologi for bedre forståelse av marint liv og økt bevissthet om havene.— Oksygen trenger liv, og liv trenger oksygen. Havet gir oss 70% av jordens oksygen, som er skapt av livet, og havene er høyt truet . Det er ikke nok å være bærekraftig, vi må bevare det, forteller han i episodenDette lørner du:HavteknologiHval360° undervannskamera Undervannsakustikk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hva kan vi hvaler lære oss om kommunikasjonsteknologi? Og hvordan kan man bruke virtual reality under vann? I denne episoden av #LØRN snakker Silvija med CEO i Click Research, Fabrice Schnoller, om utvikling av ny teknologi for bedre forståelse av marint liv og økt bevissthet om havene.— Oksygen trenger liv, og liv trenger oksygen. Havet gir oss 70% av jordens oksygen, som er skapt av livet, og havene er høyt truet . Det er ikke nok å være bærekraftig, vi må bevare det, forteller han i episodenDette lørner du:<ul><li>Havteknologi</li><li>Hval</li><li>360° undervannskamera </li><li>Undervannsakustikk</li></ul> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

#C0220_190128_Fabrice Schnoller: From the sea to virtual reality