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289. Inventioneer – Keystone Inventor

289. Inventioneer – Keystone Inventor

Join Roger Billings, a technology thought leader and innovator, as he draws from his diverse range of life experiences, inspiring students of all ages to love science and to understand the value of education in empowering their life missions.

288. Inventioneering

288. Inventioneering

What does it really take to bring ideas to life? In this episode, Dr. Roger Billings takes us deeper into the world of inventioneering—the dynamic mix of creativity, engineering, and problem-solving that turns imagination into real-world inventions. He shows how inventioneering isn’t limited to tech or science—it can be applied to any creative or practical project. If you’ve ever had a spark of inspiration, this episode will help you learn how to shape it into something meaningful and impactful.

287. How to Invent

287. How to Invent

How do great inventions begin? In this episode of Science LIVE, Dr. Roger Billings breaks down the process of inventing—showing how curiosity, creativity, and simple problem-solving can grow into real innovations. Using Morse code as an example, he explains how messages are sent and demonstrates it with a telegraph key. A fun, practical look at how anyone can start turning ideas into inventions.

286. Radio Waves

286. Radio Waves

How do invisible waves travel across the world and beyond? In this episode of Science LIVE, Dr. Roger Billings dives into the fascinating science of radio waves—how they’re created, how they move through space, and how they make long-distance communication possible. From the basics of frequency and transmission to early breakthroughs like Morse code and modern applications such as HAM radio and space communication, join us as we explore the hidden currents that keep us connected.

285. The Invention Process

285. The Invention Process

How do you turn a great idea into a success? In this episode of Science LIVE, Dr. Roger Billings takes students through the invention process—from the first spark of inspiration to creating something people truly love. Featuring t-shirt designs by Acellus students, he explores what makes certain ideas stand out and connect. Discover how understanding the invention process can help you bring your own creative ideas to life—and turn them into success stories.

284. Introduction to Inventioneering

284. Introduction to Inventioneering

What does it really take to create something that changes the world? In this episode, Dr. Roger Billings introduces Inventioneering—the blend of creativity and engineering that turns ideas into reality. But inventioneering isn’t just for scientists and engineers—it can be applied to any career or project. Students are invited to take on a special challenge: design and submit their own t-shirt for a chance to have it featured in the Acellus Store!

283. The Billings Turbine

283. The Billings Turbine

In this episode of Science LIVE, Dr. Roger Billings introduces the Billings Turbine—an innovative engine designed to redefine how we convert motion into power. Learn how this turbine works, what sets it apart from traditional systems, and the exciting possibilities it could unlock for a cleaner, more efficient energy future.

282. Deep Hole Hydrogen

282. Deep Hole Hydrogen

Hidden far below the Earth’s surface may lie the key to a cleaner energy future. In this episode of Science LIVE, Dr. Roger Billings introduces Project Deep Hole—an ambitious effort to uncover naturally occurring hydrogen. Discover how this remarkable element forms deep underground, how scientists are locating and capturing it, and why it could revolutionize the way we power our world.

281. White Hydrogen

281. White Hydrogen

What is “white hydrogen,” and how might it reshape our energy future? In this episode of Science LIVE, Dr. Roger Billings breaks down the concept of white hydrogen—what it is, how it differs from “green” and “blue” hydrogen, and where it fits into the growing hydrogen economy. Explore the science behind this naturally occurring energy source, its real-world potential, and the challenges that stand in the way of making it a sustainable solution for the future.

280. Natural Hydrogen

280. Natural Hydrogen

Could the Earth itself be a source of clean energy? In this episode of Science LIVE, Dr. Roger Billings dives into the world of natural hydrogen—how it forms deep within the Earth’s crust, how scientists discover and measure it, and the possibilities it holds for a low-carbon future. Explore the science, the opportunities, and the challenges that could shape the next chapter of clean energy.

279. Light from Chemistry

279. Light from Chemistry

What is chemiluminescence? It’s the process of producing light through chemistry—no electricity required. In this episode of Science LIVE, Dr. Roger Billings explains how chemical reactions can generate light, from fireflies and glowing oceans to everyday glow sticks. Explore the science behind these luminous phenomena and discover how nature and technology both harness the power of chemiluminescence.

278. New Way to Publish Science

278. New Way to Publish Science

What if science publishing could be faster, more transparent, and more open? In this episode, Dr. Roger Billings takes a closer look at the Science Information System (SIS)—a bold new vision for sharing research that breaks free from traditional gatekeepers. SIS empowers scientists to publish, update, and collaborate in real time. Explore how this revolutionary model is evolving, the challenges it faces, and why it has the potential to transform the future of knowledge.

277. Launch of GoldKey

277. Launch of GoldKey

Secure digital identity with military-grade encryption that’s simple to use? It sounds impossible — but that’s exactly what GoldKey Security delivers. In this episode, Roger Billings reveals his latest breakthrough that’s transforming online security. Discover what GoldKey is, how it works, and why it matters for the future of digital protection.

276. How to Navigate the Catalytic Diet

276. How to Navigate the Catalytic Diet

Wondering how to follow the Catalytic Diet? In this episode of Science LIVE, Dr. Roger Billings and Pajet Monet take a deeper look at how to successfully navigate the Catalytic Diet. They share tips on making smart food choices, finding balance in daily routines, and building healthy habits that are both practical and sustainable.

 275. The Catalytic Diet

 275. The Catalytic Diet

In this episode, discover the Catalytic Diet, developed by Dr. Roger Billings. This scientifically designed nutrition plan balances carbs, healthy fats, and protein to optimize metabolism, boost energy, and support brain function. Discover how this approach promotes lasting health benefits.

274. Acellus Gold Edition

274. Acellus Gold Edition

A new season of Science LIVE launches with an exciting episode as Dr. Roger Billings reveals the strategy behind Acellus Gold Edition. Discover how this breakthrough approach is transforming education and empowering students to achieve greater success than ever before.

273. Science Live at Acellus World

273. Science Live at Acellus World

Join Roger Billings, Pajet Monet, and the Science LIVE team for a special edition episode streamed live from Acellus World—right from the heart of educational innovation! Whether you’re a student, educator, or science enthusiast, this exciting broadcast features inspiring inventions, exclusive insights, and highlights from Acellus World in Kansas City. Don’t miss this celebration of creativity, discovery, and hands-on STEM learning!

272. World’s Best Speakers

272. World’s Best Speakers

Step inside the brand-new Acellus Conference Center in this exciting episode of Science LIVE! Roger Billings gives a behind-the-scenes tour of the new facility and unveils big news about the upcoming Acellus World event. Plus, hear how this space is designed to feature some of the world’s best speakers.

271. Hubble Telescope Glasses

271. Hubble Telescope Glasses

Learn more about the incredible story behind NASA’s solution to the Hubble Space Telescope’s flawed mirror. Discover how scientists and astronauts used an ingenious optical correction—essentially “glasses” for the telescope—to turn a near-disaster into one of NASA’s greatest engineering triumphs.

270. Acellus: A Powerful Diploma

270. Acellus: A Powerful Diploma

Ever wondered why your high school diploma matters? In this Science LIVE episode, Roger Billings explains why a diploma from Acellus Academy is more than just a credential. It symbolizes dedication, learning, and the grit to push through challenges. Hear how earning an Acellus diploma can unlock new possibilities and why taking the time to fully learn pays off in success.

269. Study Hard, It Pays Off!

269. Study Hard, It Pays Off!

In this inspiring episode, Roger Billings emphasizes the power of diligent study and perseverance. Drawing from his own experiences, he illustrates how consistent effort in learning not only leads to academic success but also opens doors to future opportunities. This episode serves as a motivational reminder that the rewards of education extend far beyond the classroom.

268. Science Information System

268. Science Information System

In this episode of Science LIVE, Roger Billings introduces the Science Information System — a revolutionary platform that connects scientists and innovators worldwide. This cutting-edge system enables researchers to share white papers, publish findings, and update their work in real time, creating a dynamic hub for collaboration and discovery.

For more details, visit: https://sis.science.edu

267. The Birth of Integrated Circuits

267. The Birth of Integrated Circuits

How did integrated circuits revolutionize technology? In this episode of Science LIVE, we dive into the groundbreaking history of integrated circuits—tiny chips that changed everything. Learn how these small but mighty components evolved and sparked a technological revolution, becoming the foundation of modern electronics. From computers and smartphones to medical devices and space exploration, integrated circuits power the world we live in today.

266. What Makes Computers Work

266. What Makes Computers Work

What makes computers work? In this episode of Science LIVE, Roger Billings demystifies the inner workings of computers, exploring the essential components and principles that power modern technology. From understanding how data is processed to the role of hardware and software, this episode offers a comprehensive look at the science behind computing.