WonTime
WonTime
Podcast Description
We are all given 24 hours a day - yet the outcome of how we use those hours differ greatly.
Some feeling stressed, overwhelmed and left-behind and some living up to their full potential, while maintaining a healthy balance between all aspects of life.
How can we get things done in a fulfilling, effective way?
That is what I, Miriam Beyers, explore in this podcast.
This podcast is all about time, productivity, focus, and working on powerful projects.
Thanks for listening!
Let's connect on LinkedIn :) @Miriam Beyers, PhD.
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Explores themes of time management, productivity, and innovative research across diverse fields such as agriculture, renewable energy, and sensory science. Episodes include discussions on sustainable agriculture practices, such as the use of manure cocktails, the integration of renewable energy into electricity grids, and children's food preferences.
We are all given 24 hours a day – yet the outcome of how we use those hours differ greatly.
Some feeling stressed, overwhelmed and left-behind and some living up to their full potential, while maintaining a healthy balance between all aspects of life.
How can we get things done in a fulfilling, effective way?
That is what I, Miriam Beyers, explore in this podcast.
This podcast is all about time, productivity, focus, and working on powerful projects.
Thanks for listening!
Let’s connect on LinkedIn :) @Miriam Beyers, PhD.
Human feces contain a lot of important nutrients for agricultural crops. 
Yet, recycling wastewater sludge into fertiliser material is difficult in many ways:
It has to be safe
It has to be compatible with conventional fertiliser
It has to be accepted by society
Asta's PhD at Roskilde University is pretty 'shitty'
In this episode you will learn more about:
The pros and cons of sludge as fertiliser
Risk assessment of microplastics
Stakeholder engagement
Building bridges between farmers and operators of wastewater treatment plants
How do you feel about recycling human waste back to fields? Thanks for listening and have a great week :)
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!! Please mind that this episode was first published 22 of April 2024 when the podcast was called PhDtalk.
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