This week, we’re revisiting an episode with Cate Murray, President and CEO of the Stem Cell Network (SCN) in Ottawa. SCN is a Canadian not-for-profit supporting three main objectives: advancing stem cell and regenerative medicine research, training the next generation of researchers, and sharing breakthroughs in this incredible field.Founded in 2001 with federal support, SCN has grown from a few dozen labs to over 270 world-class research groups and dozens of clinical trials.Cate will also

This episode of ASEAN MedTech Insights delves into a powerful strategy for navigating the complex regulatory landscape of Southeast Asia. We uncover how MedTech companies can strategically leverage Singapore's Health Sciences Authority (HSA) approval to significantly accelerate market entry into other key ASEAN nations. Discover how a single, robust regulatory approval can act as a key to unlock multiple markets, saving you invaluable time and resources. We will explore a common scenario: a company

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Comedy 101, in its second session, featuresThe Gold Rush in the Bottom of the Sea. This playful episode dives into the absurd idea of prospectors trading pickaxes for snorkels, chasing treasure where no gold rush has gone before. With humour, wit, and a splash of the ridiculous, we turn underwater adventure into a laugh-out-loud exploration of greed, hope, and the comedy of human ambition. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Movie 101 Review, now in its fourth season, dives intoFright Night, a cult-classic horror film that masterfully blends chilling suspense with dark humor. Directed by Tom Holland, this 1985 gem tells the story of Charley Brewster, a teenager who discovers that his charismatic next-door neighbor is actually a vampire. With its mix of sharp dialogue, practical effects, and a nostalgic 80s atmosphere,Fright Nighthas earned its place as one of the most beloved vampire films of all time. Join host Daniel

In this episode of Sentience, Alysson Muotri, PhD, professor at UC San Diego, discusses how brain organoids—lab-grown neural tissues derived from stem cells—are reshaping neuroscience. He explains how organoids can model early brain development, uncover the roots of neurodevelopmental disorders like autism, and accelerate the search for new treatments. We also explore how these systems shed light on human evolution, the emergence of intelligence, and the ethical questions that come with studying

In an era where sex is often reduced to fleeting pleasure and instant self-gratification, reclaiming its deeper meaning calls for a return to intimacy, connection, and purpose. Beyond the physical act lies the potential for sex to be a profound expression of vulnerability, trust, and love—a union that nourishes not just the body but the soul. When disentangled from the noise of hyper-individualism and commodification, sex becomes less about consumption and more about communion, a sacred language of

What if you couldn’t wake up—and your mind kept trying to lecture its way out of the dark?In this week’s Month of the Macabre episode, “The Sleep Lecture,” a neurologist begins a talk on encephalitis lethargica—the mysterious “sleepy sickness” that swept the world a century ago—only to discover she’s become part of her own subject. Based on true clinical records and modern research, this immersive narrative blurs the line between dream and science, between consciousness and coma. Listen with the

This episode continues the discussion with Oliver Eden, senior business unit director at Jabil, and Travis Webb, chief scientific officer at PII, as they dive into the nuance, challenges and opportunities of autoinjectors and combination drug delivery systems.In this conversation they focus on supporting decentralized clinical studies and how connected technology can improve patient compliance, trust and cleaner data processing.This episode is presented in partnership with ⁠PII⁠.Host⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Lori

In this episode of "Better Biopharma," host Tyler Menichiello is joined by MindImmune's president and CEO, Stevin Zorn, Ph.D. They discuss the development of the company's lead candidate, MITI-101, a monoclonal antibody designed to prevent peripheral immune cells from entering the brain and driving neuroinflammation linked to Alzheimer's disease. Follow Tyler Menichiello on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tmenichiello/ Keep up with everything biomanufacturing at Bioprocess Online: http...

In this episode, Erum and Karl unpack six major reports that define the current state of synthetic biology and the bioeconomy. From investment trends to national security concerns, from manufacturing failures to trillion-dollar opportunities, these reports paint a complex picture of an industry at a critical turning point.Episode Links:Ig Nobel PrizeSynBioBeta 2025 Investment ReportWorld Economic Forum’s Report with CapgeminiAdvanced Biotech for Sustainability Coalition Report BIO and Kearney’s

In this episode, "Fish and Climate Change," the crew chats about climate change with comedian and climate communicator, Rollie Williams. Did you know that 1% of the world is covered by coral reefs?  Is that a lot or a little? You decide!  But corals are not doing well due to rising temperatures and it’s home to much of our diverse fish species. Come along with us as we talk about temperatures, ocean acidification and much more!This podcast is brought to you by Japanese butterfish. Despite

Cosmetics companies must now register both their facilities and products with the FDA under the new MoCRArequirements, a shift from the previous voluntary system. Each facility must register, and product listings — including categories, ingredients, and manufacturing sites — must be submitted and updated annually. Growing companies face challenges in tracking reformulations, rebrandings, or acquisitions, as missing updates can trigger FDA enforcement or product removal. To scale safely, compa...

In this episode, I had the chance to talk with Dr. Elizabeth Nickrenz, a psychologist and anthropologist whose work has been central to shaping what we understand today as human science. Through her research with autistic and neurodivergent communities, she shows how culture, community, and meaning are deeply woven into psychology. We talked about what human science really is, how people find their way into this field, and how Elizabeth’s work, from ethnography to exploring belonging and iden...

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, we cover the FDA’s creation of a new National Priority Voucher Program, the market reaction to President Trump’s remarks on GLP-1 drug prices, and how autonomous AI is transforming omnichannel marketing in pharma.

Artax Biopharma’s CEO Rob Armstrong explains recent shifts in autoimmune R&D before discussing his leadership style.

In this episode of Stuff to Blow Your Mind, Joe chats with Daniel Whiteson, co-host of the podcast "Daniel and Kelly's Extraordinary Universe" about Whiteson's upcoming book "Do Aliens Speak Physics," now out whereever you get your books.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This year’s Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine went to three people whose combined discoveries outlined the role of the peripheral immune system—how the immune system knows to attack just foreign invaders and not its own tissues and organs. But when the phone rang for Shimone Sakaguchi, Mary E. Brunkow, and Fred Ramsdell, only two of them picked up.Host Ira Flatow talks with Nobel Prize winner Fred Ramsdell, co-founder and scientific advisor at Sonoma Biotherapeutics.Plus, Ira talks with