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StemCells@Lunch Digested — 156 episodes · page 1 of 2
Episode 153: Dr Ina Sonnen "It is possible to have a career and a family in science"
Episode 152: Prof Andrew Ewald "Understand the simple rules generating apparent complexity"
Episode 151: Dr William Roman "Use your PhD as a platform"
Episode 150: Prof Shalev Itzkovitz "We can infer the design principles of organs"
Episode 149: Professor Xin Chen-“We are very fascinated by this kind of ‘immortality’ of germ cells”
Episode 148: Dr Allison Bardin- “Unexpected results lead to novel discoveries”
Episode 147: Professor Yukiko Yamashita- “Junk DNA may not be all Junk”
Episode 146: Prof Ludo Van Den Bosch– “Exciting time for researchers”
Episode 145: Prof Elena Ezhkova- “The more you try understand science the more interesting it gets”
Episode 144- Prof Filipe Pereira- "It's about defining what will keep you fueled for years"
Episode 143 -Prof Denis Duboule - "As long as people are happy in your lab, it's fine"
Episode 142 -Prof Dagmar Iber- "Don't play too safe and be lucky."
Episode 141 - Dr Vikas Trivedi - “You get to learn things from people that you would not know”
Episode 140- Dr Emma Rawlins "I'll look at stem cell in any systems"
Episode 139 - Dr Vanessa Ribes - “We make bonds in thinking and developing ideas”
Episode 138 - Dr Carla Mulas - "Beyond mapping cell states and identities"
Episode 137 - Dr Kristina Haase - "These vessel systems are so beautiful!"
Episode 136 - Dr. Dominika Dziedzicka- "Differentiation propensity"
Episode 135 - Ieva Berzanskyte - "When I started understanding it more I grew fond of it."
Episode 134-Prof Michael Levin-"Learn the best and put them together in your own way"
Episode 133 – Ana Pombo – “Every day I learn something.”
Episode 132 – Nicolas Rivron – “By understanding the embyro, you understand regeneration.”
Episode 131 - Vivian Li - “I felt like the intestine is actually quite a beautiful system.”
Episode 130 - Derk Ten Berge - "It does require some bravery to spend the time to look for that"
Episode 129 - Ana-Maria Cujba - "I think my passion is for organoids."
Episode 128 - Prof Muzlifah Haniffa - "We are going to map the 37 trillion cells in the human body."
Episode 127- Prof Francesco Saverio Tedesco - “Seeing patients gives you the right motivation.”
Episode 126 - Dr Madeline Lancaster - "It was a classic story of scientific serendipity"
Episode 125 - Dr Jürgen Knoblich- “Studying the brain is like studying oneself.”
Episode 125 - Dr Randolph Ashton - "I have faith in the cells, they can do a lot themselves."
Episode 124 - Prof Weiss - "When I realised we could programme cells, I knew it is what I had to do"
Episode 123 - Prof Manuel Serrano - "Understanding aging can help treat other diseases."
Episode 122- Prof Matthias Lütolf - "Organoids give us a new window into human biology."
Episode 121 - Prof Kevin Eggan - "Science progresses through replication, validation, extension"
Episode 120 - Prof Salvador Benitah - "I still have to sit down and learn new things"
Episode 119 - Prof Alfonso Martinez Arias - "The 21st Century is the Century of the Cell."
Episode 118 - Prof Trepat - "The biggest questions of our generation are in life sciences"
Episode 117 - Prof Peter Zandstra - "We are bringing technology and biology together"
Episode 116 - Dr William Grey - Are proteins the key to understanding cancer?
Episode 115 - Prof James Briscoe - Where does time come from in development?
Episode 114 - Prof Janet Rossant - "Science is going to get us out of this, science is the answer."
Episode 113 - Prof Olivier Pourquié - "I think pretty much every bit of Biology is interesting."
Episode 112 - Prof Cristina Lo Celso - "At the time stem cells seemed like the holy grail."
Episode 111 - Dr Ivo Lieberam - "How we are going to interact with technology in the long term?"
Episode 110 - Dr Francesca Spagnoli- "We study biological problems with direct medical application."
Episode 109 - Prof James Sharpe - "You were limited by nothing but your own imagination."
Episode 108 - Prof Jianping Fu - “Human development itself is just fascinating.”
Episode 107 - Prof Ludovic Vallier - "The drive is to generate more knowledge."
Episode 106 - Professor Peter Jones - "I think all scientists are curious by nature."
Episode 105-Dr Norah Fogarty-"Understanding the placenta we may treat disease before manifestation"
Episode 104 - Dr Alejo Rodriguez-Fraticelli - “What’s important is keeping an open mind.”
Episode 103 - Dr Victor Negri - A Lockdown Story
Episode 102- Geraldine Jowett- "There's something valuable about coming together and sharing values"
Episode 101 - Dr José Silva - "It is the basic research that leads to applied science."
Episode 100 - Professor Fiona Watt - A Lockdown Story
Episode 99- Prof Susan Kimber- "Having stamina is probably more important than having brains"
Episode 98 - Dr Nathan Hawkshaw - Does the immune system affect hair growth?
Episode 97 - Dr Simon Mendez Ferrer - How can targeting where stem cells live help transplants?
Episode 96 - Dr David Willnow - How can we treat diabetes with liver cells?
Episode 95 - Prof Fiona Watt - "Everything I do is hard-wired with the scientific mind set"
Episode 94 - Prof Buzz Baum - How do cells do the things they do?
Episode 93 - Alice Vickers- What is a good science investment?
Episode 92 - Dr Oliver Pearce - How can we enable the body to kill cancer?
Episode 91 - Dr Teresa Rayon - Can we modulate the speed of differentiation?
Episode 90 - Professor Julien Gautrot - How do cells interact with biomaterials?
Episode 89 - Dr David Gershlick - How do cells work?
Episode 88 - Professor Jeremy Green - How do cells form tissues?
Episode 87 - Dr Adrian Biddle - Oral Cancer Invasion.... How does it happen?
Episode 86 - Dr John Connelly - Homeostasis: What happens when this process is disrupted?
Episode 85 - Dr Mohi Ahmed - What is Epigenetics?
Episode 84 - Emma Milford - How do cancer Cells Interact with their environment?
Episode 83 - Dr Malte Kunhemund - Single Cell Spatial Mapping with Cartana
Episode 82 - Sergi Junyent - How do stem cells organise themselves?
Episode 81 - Dr Carrie Ambler - Minds of Their Own: How do cells make choices?
Episode 80 - Dr Mike Delahaye - Making stem cell therapies more cost efficient and effective
Episode 79 - Dr Pervinder Sagoo - Optimising gene therapies for rare diseases
Episode 78 - Dr Leandro Ventimiglia - The importance of imaging living cells
Episode 77 - Dr Heiko Wurdak - How do stem cells help to understand brain tumors?
Episode 76 - Dr Tamas Korcsmaros
Episode 75 - Dr Xinyi (Beibei) Du - Can mapping single cells lead to new acne treatments?
Episode 74 - Prof Nico De Leu
Episode 73 - Dr Luca Urbani
Wellcome Trust PhD 2018 Cohort.
Episode 72 - Dr Kevin Chalut
Episode 71 - Professor Trevor Graham
Episode 70 - Dr Kate Miroshnikova
Episode 69 - Dr Vasanta Subramanian
Episode 68 - Dr Anatoly Zayats
Episode 67 - Dr Clarisse Ganier
Episode 66 - Dr Rebecca Barlow
Episode 65 - Professor Sami Barmada
Episode 64 - Dr Guillaume Blin
Episode 63 - Dr Markus Diefenbacher
Episode 62 - Professor Oron Catts And Dr Ionat Zurr
Episode 61 - Dr Adam Pennycuick
Episode 60 - Dr Sandrine Thuret
Episode 59 - Dr Siim Pauklin
Episode 58 - Dr Chris Lorenz
Episode 57 - Professor Maddy Parsons
Episode 56 - Dr Eileen Gentleman