This week we are talking with our very own Lan Guo about how we are using machine learning for variant classification in C. elegans in our very own lab! You won't want to miss this one.

Ben Jussila interviews Rory Francis, the founder of Danio Lab and current President of the Zebrafish Husbandry Association. The two will discuss what it takes to support zebrafish research - from husbandry to infrastructure and beyond!

This week on 17 Minutes of Science Sarah Cheesman is talking with Lan Guo, a Data Scientist at InVivo Biosystems. Lan is passionate about coding, and dedicates a lot of her time outside of work to community outreach and volunteering with local coding organizations. Join us as we discuss with Lan how she got involved in the organizations she works with, what she does with them, and why it is so important to support them.

Even before COVID-19, lab space in the coveted Boston-area was expensive, which resulted in crowding into smaller square footage where coworkers were working in close quarters to keep costs manageable. With social distancing measures in place now and for the foreseeable future, what does this mean for labs?

Tune in to hear Ben Jussila discuss this with Gary Kaufman, the COO and Co-founder of ABI-LAB in our 6th episode. 

This week on 17 Minutes of Science Sarah Cheesman talks with Cindy Buckmaster - the director of Public Outreach at the National Animal Interest Alliance and President of the Texas Society for Biomedical Research.  Cindy Buckmaster is a seasoned compassion speaker and we are very excited to have her on our show to discuss the operational and emotional impact of COVID-19 on biomedical research.

Tune in to learn more!

Tune in weekly to our virtual series "Seventeen Minutes of Science" every Tuesday with a new guest each week to talk about how science and biotechnology is woven into their lives for (you guessed it) 17 minutes!

For episode 1, Sarah Cheesman a technical solutions specialist at InVivo Biosystems interviews one of our in-house zebrafish experts, Ben Jussila.

Take a listen to learn about zebrafish, CRISPR, and more!

Note: InVivo Biosystems was formerly known as NemaMetrix. 

Tune in weekly to our virtual series "Seventeen Minutes of Science" every Tuesday where we go live with a new guest each week to talk about how science and biotechnology is woven into their lives for (you guessed it) 17 minutes!

This Tuesday's episode is hosted by Ben Jussila, R&D Scientist at InVivo Biosystems, who is joined by Jen Phillips from the University of Oregon to discuss the use of zebrafish to model human diseases.

Tune in weekly to our virtual series "Seventeen Minutes of Science" every Tuesday at 11am PST / 2pm ET where we go live on Facebook with a new guest each week to talk about how science and biotechnology is woven into their lives for (you guessed it) 17 minutes!

This week's host is Sarah Cheesman, a Technical Solutions Scientist at InVivo Biosystems, who interviews Dr. Janis Weeks, the Chief Global Health Officer and one of the co-founders of InVivo Biosystems. Janis is also a professor at the University of Oregon where she focuses her teaching on tropical diseases, infectious diseases, and parasitology.

Take a listen to learn about viruses, world health, and Janis's take on the current COVID-19 outbreak.

Tune in weekly to our virtual series "Seventeen Minutes of Science" every Tuesday where we go live with a new guest each week to talk about how science and biotechnology is woven into their lives for (you guessed it) 17 minutes!

This week's host is Sarah Cheesman, a Technical Solutions Scientist at InVivo Biosystems, who interviews Aaron Putzke, a professor at Whitworth University who uses both zebrafish and C. elegans in his lab.

Take a listen to learn about more about how using multiple models, specifically zebrafish and C. elegans, has positively impacted Dr. Putzke's research and why he finds both models so interesting.