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Audiommunity

Audiommunity.org

A podcast about our bodies" never-ending fight with the outside world

science & medicine

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78:12

Big if true

Audiommunity ·

2025/08/27

Someone made an AI-based "virtual lab" to engineer nanobodies -is this a paradigm shift in how we do science, or a transpararent and cynical effort to slurp up all of the citations for being first? Por que no los dos?

64:34

Evolution - it's a hell of a drug

Audiommunity ·

2025/08/11

Bacteria have immune systems? Even adaptive immune systems? And autoimmunity?Well... sort of

76:24

Why don't you go stain a brain?

Audiommunity ·

2025/07/21

Matt and Kevin discuss a new paper about the "subfornical organ"which (once again) undermines the idea of immune privilage, and also points to an interesting evolutionary question: why would T-cells migrating from fat to the brain affect hunger response?

68:35

Hypercube in the common parlance

Audiommunity ·

2025/06/03

Think vaccines aren't important?Kate, Kevin, and Matt discuss a paper modeling just how wrong you are - that is, unless you don't mind children dying.

66:44

Sense of adventure

Audiommunity ·

2025/05/26

Matt and Kevin speak with Abbie Smith,an assistant professor at Emory's Hope Clinic, about the current state of American biomedical science.

62:43

Mohawk Mice, Precious

Audiommunity ·

2025/05/21

Ban the Lomb-Scargle

Audiommunity ·

2025/05/06

I'm certain that what you've really been missing in these dark timesis two guys mansplaining menstruation...but also cool immunology!

76:48

It is a problem to encounter LPS in your eye

Audiommunity ·

2025/04/15

In this episode, we're talking about a strange phenomenon where the immune systemseems to intentionally shuttle certain microbes from the gut to lymph nodes and the spleen.

81:50

Oh no, it rhymes!

Audiommunity ·

2025/03/27

In this episode, we're talking about the OAS-RNaseL virus-sensing pathway,and the passage of its product, 2,5-oligoadenylate, through gap junctions.

127:06

Mice touching grass

Audiommunity ·

2025/03/18

How does "rewilding" mice change their immune system? Also, an interview with an organizer of the Atlanta Stand Up for Science march!

77:46

One hundred times mosquito, by mass

Audiommunity ·

2025/02/28

In this episode, we're talking itch, and the sweet sweet relief you get when degranulating your mast cells.

82:59

A blacksmith that decides to make wheels

Audiommunity ·

2025/02/10

Are you bleak, disenchanted, stressed out, and unhappy? No, we're not talking (only) about US politics, we're talking about Postdocs! And about a new paper showing how academic success is linked to publications.

61:08

Emmunity is dead. Long live Audiommunity!

Audiommunity ·

2025/01/30

Audiommunity is back! Again!

66:26

Camilla's Science is Cursed

Audiommunity ·

2018/08/20

I swear, we know how to count; this episode was originally recorded back in January, but Camilla's audio file was weirdly corrupted. And in this attempt, Chadene's computer exploded, but we soldiered on without her.

82:19

Not an accurate representation of grad school

Audiommunity ·

2018/05/28

In this episode, Chadene, Kate and Kevin discuss Kate's recently published paper about how STING, once thought to be involved only in defense against DNA viruses, actually slows RNA virus replication as well. Also, Chadene throws herself under the bus, and Kevin manages to only talk for about 20% of the time.

68:01

Two Bucket Disease

Audiommunity ·

2018/04/07

In this episode, we're talking about *Salmonella*, and the peculiar way in which it tries to keep you eating to keep you alive. Who knew pathogens could be so kind?

72:32

No Drop Shadows on Error Bars

Audiommunity ·

2018/02/26

In this episode, Kevin and Camilla discuss *Salmonella* virulence,* and how different strains alter the immunogenicity of pathogens. Oh, and Kate's here too... KATE'S BACK!! WOO!! Dr. Franz has a new job, but is just as snarky and ill-prepared as ever. Plus she refuses to drink on the job.

56:45

Giant Bag of Autoimmunity

Audiommunity ·

2018/01/22

Today (well, three weeks ago), Matt and Kevin talked about epitope spreading in Lupus, and a ton of crazy mouse models that allowed researchers to dissect the way a single auto-reactive B-cell clone can spread the disease party to its neighbors.

63:33

Macaque Prison Gangs

Audiommunity ·

2017/12/23

In this episode, we're talking cure for the common cold... or at least, a vaccine for it. Also, Kevin and Matt read the wrong paper, Chadene corrects Kevin's pronunciation of her name (again!) and we give a big round of applause for Dr. Kate Franz (though she's still too busy for us).

77:03

Lies and Magic

Audiommunity ·

2017/12/05

In this episode, we're talking cancer, checkpoint blockade and poop - what's not to love? Also, Camilla is the only one drinking, Matt thinks the study needs more mice, and it took Kevin an extra 2 hours to edit this episode to remove all (he hopes) of his sniffles.

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