The Goodfellow podcast team wrap up 2025 with a look back at the year from Goodfellow's perspective and a look forward to 2026. Adam wants listeners to let him know where to get the best mince pie and, as always, we're rounding out the year with a series of funny moments and outtakes from this year's episodes.

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Join the Goodfellow Innovation Discussed team live on stage at the Vertu Motor Arena in November 2025. Regulars Mark Daniels and Adam Sells are joined by Alan Scholes, Chief Technology Officer at the Materials Processing Institute. A great conversation and plenty of questions from the audience!

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This episode was recorded in front of a live audience at the NEC, where Mark, Adam, and Aphrodite discussed the requirements for advanced material supply in 2026.

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Join hosts Mark Daniels and Dr Aphrodite Tomou as they catch up with Ron Clawson, Louis Borrelli, and Laurynn Kratsa to recap a packed season of Goodfellow events, from BCEIA in Beijing to the Advanced Materials Show USA and beyond. The team share behind-the-scenes moments, insights from the global materials community, and a few laughs along the way as they look ahead to upcoming appearances in the UK, US, and Europe, including live podcast recordings at major engineering shows.

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This episode explores the critical challenges of safeguarding spacecraft from micrometeoroids and orbital debris. Join host Mark Daniels along with Adam Sells and Dr. Aphrodite Tomou as they delve into current materials like aluminium alloys and composites, discuss essential characterisation techniques, and look to the future with innovations such as self-healing composites. This episode highlights the vital role of materials science, design, and international cooperation in ensuring the sustainability and longevity of space infrastructure.

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At the 2025 Advanced Materials Show, Goodfellow CEO Simon Kenney gave the keynote opening speech on the Advanced Materials Forum stage, sponsored by Goodfellow. This special episode of the Innovation Discussed podcast is Simon's speech, in full, from the first morning of the show at the NEC in Birmingham.

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Hosts: Mark Daniels, Dr Aphrodite Tomou and Adam Sells.

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The Goodfellow podcast team have been out and about this month – join Mark, Adam, and Aphrodite on stage at the NEC as they talk microfabrication and sustainability with Potomac Photonic’s Mike Adelstein and Suisse Technology Partner’s Dr. Benedikt Moser. This episode also includes a snippet of Simon Kenney’s keynote speech as The Advanced Materials show opened.

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In this episode of Innovation Discussed, Mark is once again joined by Goodfellow materials experts, Dr Aphrodite Tomou and Adam Sells, to have his eyes opened to the world of advanced materials. This week, they demystify the Polymer Pyramid, a simple but powerful framework for navigating the vast landscape of plastics. Aphrodite and Adam explain how this model organises polymers into three performance tiers, Commodity, Engineering, and High-Performance, and why understanding this structure is crucial for balancing cost and capability in any scientific application. From the everyday utility of Polypropylene to the extreme resilience of PEEK, discover how the Polymer Pyramid can help you make smarter material selections.

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Hosts: Mark Daniels, Dr Aphrodite Tomou and Adam Sells.

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