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Hosted by Project Bridge at CU Anschutz · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 45 episodes
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Join us as we explore groundbreaking research at the Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora, Colorado. Hosted by current research trainees, this biweekly podcast demystifies science through conversations with the people behind cutting-edge discoveries. From snake venom to vaccine breakthroughs and career paths in research, we cover it all. Whether you're curious about science or considering a career in research, The Science Bridge is your gateway to discovery.
Project Bridge at CU Anschutz hosts The Science Bridge, a science show with 45 episodes published.
In this episode, join your hosts Lauren Dunn and Preston Stafford as they sit down with Abbigayl Burtis, a current graduate student, soon to be alumni, here at Anschutz from the Molecular Biology program. Hear about her
What does it take to build meaningful connections between students and the life sciences industry? In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Michelle Guney, Industry Navigator for Bioscience, Food and Agriculture in the Clas
In this episode, Samuel gives us an excellent introduction into the fascinating world of Chimeric Antigen Receptor T Cells. Samuel is a first-generation Mexican American PhD student at the Anschutz Campus. He takes us on
In this episode, we sit down with PhD candidate Parker Hicks. Parker is a senior student in the Human Medical Genetics and Genomics program here on the Anschutz Medical Campus and has a background in computational biolog
In this episode, we sit down with Mouna Dardouri, a PhD candidate in the Pharmaceutical Outcomes Research program here on the Anschutz Campus. We learn about Mouna’s upbringing in Tunisia and how her experiences there le
In this episode, we sit down with Melly the Science Geek, a science communicator with a cross-platform audience of over 600,000 followers. She shares with us how she got into science communication, and how she has been a
In this episode, join hosts Jon Woodward and Preston Stafford for an inspiring conversation with Utibe Ettah, a driven CU Anschutz graduate student originally from Nigeria. Utibe shares her scientific journey; from witne
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Roberto Ogelman and hear about his research around serotonin and SSRIs (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors), and their impacts on brain development. He shares the different mode
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Abby Gillespie, who is currently a postdoctoral fellow in Dr. Joe Nassour’s lab. She shares her interests in telomeres, especially their role in aging and protecting chromosomes, how
In this episode Dr. Neel Mukherjee, Assistant Professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics, shares his journey into academia and his philosophy surrounding scientific communication. He found an earl
In this episode, we catch up with PhD candidate Rachael Kostelecky. Rachael is in the last few months of her PhD at Anschutz and has lots of wisdom to share. She shares with us the skills she has found to be most helpful
Meet the newest hosts of the Science Bridge podcast- Bre, Grace, and Natasha (aka the Girls)! They are first year PhD students from Pharmacology, Human Medical Genetics, and Molecular Biology programs at CU Anschutz. Tun
In this episode, we sit down with physician-scientist Dr. Cailin Collins to explore how her work bridges the gap between the lab and the clinic. Dr. Collins shares her journey through MD-PhD training and how it shaped he
In this special episode, Dr. Bruce Mandt, Associate Dean at CU Anschutz and our organization's faculty mentor, takes us through his exciting and, eventually non-traditional, journey in academia. His early interest in psy
In This Episode: Can stem cells be used to repair and regenerate damaged retinas? And how close are we to restoring vision for those who have lost it? Join hosts Jon Woodward and Preston Stafford for an engaging conversa
Hosts Jeremy Fleck and Lauren Dunn sit down and chat with Arjun Krishnan, an Associate Professor in the Department of Biomedical Informatics, about all things related to AI, computer science, and using large datasets to
In This Episode: Do your genetics change which foods you like and dislike? Is there a way we can make those unsatisfying, distasteful foods delicious for the masses? Join us on this episode of the Science Bridge with Dr.
In this episode, we sit down with Sam Greenfield, a PhD candidate studying DNA replication in yeast, to explore what happens when cells copy their genetic “book” and certain sections are unexpectedly delayed. Sam uses cr
In This Episode: Have you ever wondered what mysteries underlie one of the most recognizable organelles of the cell, the mitochondria? Ever wanted to know what it's like to apply for faculty leadership positions in acade
In This Episode: In this episode of the Science Bridge podcast, hosts Lauren Dunn and Jeremy Fleck welcome Cassie Minne, a PhD candidate on the Anschutz campus studying craniofacial biology. Cassie shares insights into h
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