In my neck of the woods, September is a month where the air is filled with the sound of cattle being weaned. For calves, this is a completely new experience, similar to a child’s first day of kindergarten. For our cows, we’re asking them to wean a calf while still caring for another baby in-utero. Easy, right? While there is a little social discomfort associated with weaning (and calves aren’t afraid to let you know about it), there are a number of methods deployed by cattlemen across the cou...

The source provides an extensive history and analysis of The Old Jailer’s House in Charlotte, Tennessee, focusing on its dual existence as a historical detention center and a modern nexus for paranormal activity. Built shortly after 1803, the structure served as a combined residence for the jailer and a prison, witnessing numerous instances of frontier justice, disease, and executions, including during the Civil War era. The text documents the stories of specific, often unjustly treated inmates—such

Get ready for a remarkable journey through nearly four decades of iron metabolism research, from ground-breaking discoveries in liver disease to unforgettable lab stories involving a gel disaster and the QIMR Berghofer resident goose. Professor Greg Anderson reflects on mentorship, scientific breakthroughs, and the vibrant culture of QIMR Berghofer. Plus, hear about why science is as much about people as it is about data. A wonderful celebration of curiosity, collaboration and the colourful h...

In this episode of Molecule to Market, you’ll go inside the outsourcing space of the global drug development sector with JB Agnus, Chief Commercial Officer at Bora Pharmaceuticals.Your host, Raman Sehgal, speaks with JB about the pharmaceutical and biotechnology supply chain, including: How his global roles taught him the importance of bridging cultures What attracted him to Bora Pharmaceuticals and the company’s remarkable trajectory The value of intentionality, taking charge of your own career,

В этом выпуске вы можете узнать ответы на многие интересные вопросы о такой области медицины как педиатрия и процессе обучения в этой сфере.In the episode you may learn answers to lack of intresting questions about a sphere of medicine as pediatrics and process of studing in that topic.

Send us a text In this episode of the Life Science Success Podcast my guest is Byron Purse, co-founder of AlidaBio and professor of chemistry at San Diego State University who is pioneering innovative approaches to studying RNA modifications. Byron brings a wealth of expertise in synthetic and natural nucleic acid modifications, with a passion for advancing biotechnology and human health through his groundbreaking research and entrepreneurial endeavors. 00:00 Introduction to Life Science Suc...

What if we could detect structural changes in DNA that traditional tests often miss? On this episode of DNA Today, we’re diving into optical genome mapping (OGM), a cutting-edge technology transforming how we detect genetic variants and structural abnormalities. We’ll explore what OGM is, how it compares to existing genetic tests, and what it means for patients and families worldwide.Our guest is Dr. Nikhil Sahajpal, Assistant Director in the Cytogenetics and Molecular Laboratories at the

What happens when the most complex molecules in biotech meet the organizational challenge of managing 300+ analytical scientists? The answer lies not just in the science, but in building systems that turn technical complexity into reliable delivery. In Part 2 of our deep dive with Amanda Hoertz, VP of Analytical and Formulation Sciences at KBI Biopharma, we shift focus from the molecular intricacies of ADCs to the operational mastery required to scale analytical development across multiple si...

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Send us a text Grief doesn’t arrive with instructions, and it rarely follows a neat timeline. We sit down with Liam, 14, and Toan, 22, to explore how losing a father at the age of eight years old, reshapes identity, school, friendships, and the rhythm of home. Their losses are different—motor neurone disease in one family, alcoholism in the other—but their insights echo: funerals make reality land, support matters most when it’s quiet and consistent, and rituals help turn pain into presence. ...

In this episode of Science in Real Time, host Carli Reyes sits down with Dr. Tarun Vemulkar, CTO and Co-Founder of Semarion, to explore how their groundbreaking SemaCyte® platform is reshaping the way scientists handle, study, and analyze cells. They dive into the intersection of materials science and cell biology, unpacking how Semarion’s smart materials enable faster, more reproducible cell-based assays — ultimately accelerating the path from discovery to therapy.What You’ll Hear:The

Az egészséges életmódról ma mindenki beszél – és közben mindenki mást mond. A közösségi médiát naponta új trendek, diéták és „csodamegoldások” árasztják el, miközben egyik ellentmondásos tanács követi a másikat. Egyik nap a fehérje a megváltás, másnap a szénhidrát az ellenség. Nem csoda, ha a végén úgy érezzük: minél többet olvasunk, annál kevesebbet értünk az egészből.Győző-Molnár Anna táplálkozástudományi szakember és funkcionális táplálkozási szakreferens, akit sportolói múltja inspirált

Odkrijte moč svojega limfnega sistema, ključnega, a pogosto spregledanega sistema telesa. V pogovoru s Tjašo Šivic, limfterapevtko, razkrivamo, kako limfa vpliva na našo energijo, imunski sistem in razstrupljanje. V epizodi izveste: 💧 Zakaj je limfni sistem ključen za vitalnost in regeneracijo. 💧 Kako prepoznati znake stagnacije (utrujenost, otekanje, glavoboli). 💧 Razliko med limfedenom in lipedenom. 💧 Katere vsakdanje navade mu škodijo in katere ga krepijo. 💧 Praktične nasvete:

Hi, it is once again my favourite time of the week, where we play the best game: count how many times Santina says "um" or "and so" while talking about science. Also, the words "and so" look like a fish on my audio editing platform, thanks to Audacity. This week, I talk about some of my previous work looking at cerebral (brain) blood flow: specifically, two processes known as neurovascular coupling and cerebrovascular reactivity. We in particular look at the effects of acute hyperglycemia, or a

Where Policy Meets the Pharmacy CounterFeaturing Congressman Jake Auchincloss Episode Summary In this episode of RealPharma, hosts Na-Ri Oh and Ian Wendt sit down with Congressman Jake Auchincloss (MA-04) to dissect the tangled web of policy, profit, and politics driving America’s drug pricing system. From pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) to the politics of tariffs, this discussion explores the push for transparency, fair competition, and sustainable reform in healthcare. Auchincloss, a Marine

Kymera Therapeutics has a clear mission: to transform immunology with targeted protein degraders that enable “oral drugs with biologics-like activity,” CEO Nello Mainolfi told The BioCentury Show. A pioneer in one of biopharma’s most closely watched new therapeutic modalities, Kymera is now over nine years into its story, with multiple pharma partnerships and a wholly owned pipeline, including a STAT6 degrader that produced promising data in June. In conversation with BioCentury’s Selina Koch...

In this sinister episode from Stuff to Blow Your Mind, Robert and Joe discuss different folkloric and legendary monsters tied to mine shafts and mining...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This special episode covers the facts and history of the Nobel Prizes. Topics include the founding of the Nobel Prizes by Alfred Nobel, how Nobel Prize winners are selected, what you win if you win the Nobel Prize, the details of the Nobel Prize ceremony, qualities and demographics of Nobel Prize winners in the sciences, and some predictions about the future of the Nobel Prizes.

In this episode, Zane and Gopu unpack the fascinating overlap—and key differences—between neural engineering and neuroengineering.They explore how neural engineering focuses on decoding and interfacing with the nervous system through technologies like brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), which are helping restore movement and communication for people with paralysis. The discussion highlights recent progress in BCIs, how close we are to seamless brain-controlled devices, and what the next decade of

On this episode of The Medical Alley Podcast, we welcome Informa Markets Senior Editor Amanda Pedersen. Amanda has been covering the medical device industry since 2006, examining trends and innovations with a deep understanding of the medtech landscape. We also discuss MD&M Midwest 2025 taking place in Minneapolis on October 21 and 22. If you're planning to attend, register with the promo code MED to receive a complimentary expo pass. Send us a message! Follow Medical Alley on soci...