Ravi Desai's guest appearances

Ravi Desai

The Star Spot

StemCells@Lunch Digested

PRATIBHA RHYTHMS ( PODCAST )

Michael Levin

Wendy Freedman

Chris Baker

Jill Tarter

Peter Jones

Sandrine Thuret

Don Lincoln

Brian Thomas

Alan Stern

Judith Kerr

Fred Adams

David Hamilton

Michael Hudson

Peter Zandstra

Janet Rossant

OwlTail

HELLO FRIENDS HERE WE TAKE SOME AMAZING INITIATIVE THAT " MY FRIENDSHIP MY WORLD &amp; MY FRIEND IS MY CELEBRITY " SO HERE WE PUBLISH ONE AMAZING EPISODE ON Anokhi Mohobat Dosti SCRIPT WRITER: Ravi Desai VOICE ARTIST:  Ravi Desai EPISODE DESIGNED BY DARSHAN H. JETHWA HEY I HOPE YOU LIKE THIS EPISODE IF YOU WANNA PUBLISH YOUR VOICE WITH PRATIBHA RHYTHMS YOUR MOST WELCOME  JUST FOLLOW US ON YOUR FAVORITE PODCAST LISTING PLATFORM &amp; TAKE SCREENSHOT AND EMAIL US ON darshanjethwa.ic@gmail.com   ---   Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pratibha-rhythms/message

HELLO FRIENDS HERE WE TAKE SOME AMAZING INITIATIVE THAT " MY FRIENDSHIP MY WORLD &amp; MY FRIEND IS MY CELEBRITY " SO HERE WE PUBLISH ONE AMAZING EPISODE ON Anokhi Mohobat Dosti SCRIPT WRITER: Ravi Desai VOICE ARTIST:  Ravi Desai EPISODE DESIGNED BY DARSHAN H. JETHWA HEY I HOPE YOU LIKE THIS EPISODE IF YOU WANNA PUBLISH YOUR VOICE WITH PRATIBHA RHYTHMS YOUR MOST WELCOME  JUST FOLLOW US ON YOUR FAVORITE PODCAST LISTING PLATFORM &amp; TAKE SCREENSHOT AND EMAIL US ON <a href="// Pratibha.tribe.so" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">darshanjethwa.ic@gmail.com</a> --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/pratibha-rhythms/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/pratibha-rhythms/message</a>

EPISODE #17, Anokhi Mohobat Dosti By Ravi Desai, Friendship S01 || Episode language Hindi

This week on Stem Cells at Lunch we interviewed Dr Ravi Desai, the scientist behind the Making Lab at The Francis Crick Institute: https://www.crick.ac.uk/research/science-technology-platforms/making-lab/If you have question or comments, drop as a line on stemcellsatlunch@kcl.ac.uk

This week on Stem Cells at Lunch we interviewed Dr Ravi Desai, the scientist behind the Making Lab at The Francis Crick Institute: <a href="https://www.crick.ac.uk/research/science-technology-platforms/making-lab/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.crick.ac.uk/research/science-technology-platforms/making-lab/</a> If you have question or comments, drop as a line on stemcellsatlunch@kcl.ac.uk

Episode 26 - Dr Ravi Desai

Feature Guest: Ravi Desai It was recently reported that Saturn’s moon Titan harbours complex chemistry the likes of which we’ve never before seen in our solar system. On today’s episode of The Star Spot, the leader of the discovery Ravi Desai explains the implication of discovering these building blocks of life on a world that many are now calling the most habitable location beyond Earth. Current in Space Good news from Tony. The ocean worlds of Europa and Enceladus will be prime targets for the James Webb Space Telescope. Then Dave tells us how we finally mapped the surface of a second star - only to learn how little we know about our own sun’s fate. And finally Maya with the weather report: it’s raining diamonds in the outer solar system! About Our Guest Ravi Desai is PhD Candidate in Space Physics at the Mullard Space Science Laboratory at University College London. He is a member of the Cassini Science Team and Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society.

Feature Guest: Ravi Desai It was recently reported that Saturn’s moon Titan harbours complex chemistry the likes of which we’ve never before seen in our solar system. On today’s episode of The Star Spot, the leader of the discovery Ravi Desai explains the implication of discovering these building blocks of life on a world that many are now calling the most habitable location beyond Earth. Current in Space Good news from Tony. The ocean worlds of Europa and Enceladus will be prime targets for the James Webb Space Telescope. Then Dave tells us how we finally mapped the surface of a second star - only to learn how little we know about our own sun’s fate. And finally Maya with the weather report: it’s raining diamonds in the outer solar system! About Our Guest Ravi Desai is PhD Candidate in Space Physics at the Mullard Space Science Laboratory at University College London. He is a member of the Cassini Science Team and Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society.

Episode 132: Does Titan Harbour the Building Blocks of Life?, with Ravi Desai