
Fire Science Show is connecting fire researchers and practitioners with a society of fire engineers, firefighters, architects, designers and all others, who are genuinely interested in creating a fire-safe future. Through interviews with a diverse group of experts, we present the history of our field as well as the most novel advancements. We hope the Fire Science Show becomes your weekly source o... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 277 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PhysicsScienceTechnology | |||

Critical velocity is supposed to be the clean moment when tunnel smoke control flips from unsafe to safe. But after too many real projects and too many review battles, I am very sure that such a single number cannot be a sole proxy of what is safe or... more
Pretty CFD flames are something we got used to, but they usually are a product of our design assumptions - the design fire. While they give us a lovely illusion of being "real" fires, predicting real compartment fire growth is a completely different ... more
A compartment fire is more than just “a fire in a room.” The moment flames, smoke, and heat are trapped by walls and fed through openings, the physics changes and so do the hazards we design for. We sit down with Dr. Vinny Gupta (University of Waterl... more
As a kid of 80s and 90s, a lot of the pop culture was around the post-apocalyptic scenarios following a nuclear exchange. I always thought a nuclear winter is a consequence of atomic bombs falling down, but now as a fire researcher I've learnt it is ... more
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I am just an ordinary person- I have almost no understanding of physics and firefighting. Seriously, it’s an embarrassment.
And yet! This podcast is *fascinating*!! It moves at a perfect pace, and the content is made fascinating and accessible by the host.
(Irrelevant aside: I do have a background in research, however, and I am impressed with the host giving credit and praise to the grad students he works with. Wish I had an advisor like him back in the day!)
Recently found this useful show with lots of info and experience on fire science. Thank you to show and guests for sharing their knowledge. If possible, please can you add the transcript function to the older episodes? It comes up on the latest one but not early shows. Thanks.
Superb podcast with really good fire science information for the newcomer as well as the expert. I love the well-documented podcasts with many references to scientific articles and reference works. Marvellous soundtrack in episode 100. I would love to save it to my playlist on Apple Music but can’t find it. Please let me know if it is available!
Simply fantastic wonderful nerdy listen with an absolutely charming and terrific host.
The show is properly beat suited for fire science interested people. But for this crowd it is an absolute must listen!
Greetings from Morelia, Michoacan, Mexico! This program has been a delight to listen to, very nourishing and a great reference on the diversity of topics related to arson & fire research activities. Thanks for the initiative!
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The show features in-depth conversations with leading researchers, practitioners, and policymakers in fire safety engineering. Episodes cover topics from radiation modeling and turbulent combustion to probabilistic design, data-driven occupancy analyses, and cross-disciplinary lessons from earthquake and evacuation research. A notable strength is bridging theory and real-world application, with guests ranging from university professors to industry researchers and standard-development professionals, often highlighting practical design decisions, code implications, and open data initiatives. The format is accessible to both newcomers and experts, and recurring guests from research institutes and industry labs help translate complex fire scien... more
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Recent guests on Fire Science Show include:
1. Simo Hostikka
2. Bart Merci
3. Felix Wiesner
4. Steve Kerber
5. Craig Weinschenk
6. Craig Hofmeister
7. Bryan Klein
8. Mike Spearpoint
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