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Science, discussion and interviews from researchers at the Centre for Cellular Microenvironment, University of Glasgow. With a heavy lean towards tissue engineering, but also covering academia more generally, this podcast will cover every facet of life in a large research group.
Centre for the Cellular Microenvironment hosts The CeMi Podcast, a science show with 19 episodes published.
What makes a good research centre? Join us for a chat with two of the CeMi directors about the highlights of 2025 and their hopes for 2026, as we discuss how to make the research centre spanning two universities a place
What makes the ideal researcher? In this episode Lorna chats to Professor David Weitz, Mallinckrodt Professor of Physics & Applied Physics at Harvard University, encompassing discussions of research (on soft condensed ma
In this episode, we are joined by Dr Oana Dobre, a Lecturer in Biomedical engineering at the University of Glasgow. What is it like to be an early-career researcher today, and what are the challenges of securing funding
Could nanoclay gels be the future for delivering growth factors in spinal fusion surgery? This week we chat to Jon Dawson, Prof Fellow of Regenerative Medicine at the University of Southampton, about his work on developi
How can an English degree lead to a PhD in Biomedical Engineering? Why is it important to consider inclusivity and diversity in science? And just what is Tu-do-esday [sic]? In this episode, Emily chats to Lorna Merrett,
What were the key breakthroughs in the field of mechanobiology? How do proteins act as mechanical switches? And what can be done to translate more research from the lab to the clinic? In this episode, Emily and Eonan cha
In this episode, Emily enters an interesting discussion on the use of animals in research with Dr Kimia Witte. At a young age Kimia was fascinated by nature and observing animals which fueled their curiosity to stay in s
How can research be communicated to the wider public? And why should scientists consider a career in marketing? In this episode, Julia and Finlay chat about important aspects of scientific life outside of the day to day
Join us as we chat to two final year PhD students, Estela Sánchez González and Irene Monleón Guinot, about their 3-month placements at CeMi, Estela has a Master's degree in Biomedical R&D and is undergoing a PhD at the P
In this episode of The CeMi Podcast, we welcome Dr Zara Gladman, a marine biologist turned comedian and writer. Zara shares her unique journey from studying the impact of invasive crayfish on Scotland's waterways to beco
Join us in this special bonus episode as CeMi directors Prof Matthew Dalby and Prof Manuel Salmeron-Sanchez take a look back at the milestones of 2024 to reveal their proudest moments and lessons learned from the past ye
In this episode our hosts chat to Dr Juan González Valdivieso, a researcher at Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV). A former colleague of CeMi, this year Juan received a Marie Curie postdoctoral grant for the devel
This week, we’re joined by Dr. Amy Turner, our first guest working outside academia. Amy shares insights into her role at Proteintech and her journey transitioning from academia to industry. In this episode, we explore t
In this episode, we are joined by Dr Rosalia Cuahtecontzi Delint and Dr Graham Day, who are Research Associates at CeMi and a married couple with a passion for science. Join us as we chat about their research interests,
In this episode we are accompanied by Dr. Hannah Donnelly who has recently rejoined CeMi with a BBSRC Discovery Fellowship. After completing her PhD here in 2020, Hannah joined the CRUK Scotland Institute where she inves
Join us for the latest episode featuring Dora Rogkoti, a PhD student at CeMi under the supervision of Prof. Manuel Salmeron-Sanchez. Dora is currently on placement at KU Leuven after entering the final year of her studie
In this episode, Emily and Euan are joined by Dr Lluís Oliver-Cervelló, a former research associate working alongside Dr Cristina Gonzalez Garcia. Lluís recently left CeMi to continue his career elsewhere, and here discu
Join us as we chat to two of our principal investigators, Prof Delphine Gourdon and Dr Catherine Berry, to discuss what got them interested in science, how their careers took shape and what research currently fascinates
Hope you enjoy this first episode from our new podcast series at CeMi. We'll chat about who we are and what we do, and what to look forward to over the series.
Stuart Reid
President and Principal · Royal Veterinary College
1 appearance on this show
Jon Dawson
Prof Fellow of Regenerative Medicine · University of Southampton
1 appearance on this show
Zara Gladman
Comedian, Musician, West End Mum, Marine Biologist
1 appearance on this show
Amy Turner
Deputy Director for Policy at the CMS Innovation Center · Pivot Point Advisory Group
1 appearance on this show
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