In this episode, we're going to talk about collaborative interdisciplinary research, with a focus on biophotonics. What unique advantages do specialists in diverse domains bring to interdisciplinary research? How will this ecosystem evolve in a post-covid world?

Our guest today is Pamina Martina Winkler, who is the perfect person to address these questions. Pamina has a Ph.D. in Photonics from ICFO in Barcelona and is an incoming postdoc at EPFL in Lausanne. A physicist by training, she talks about what drew her to life science research, the advantages physicists bring to interdisciplinary projects, and how she thinks biophotonics research will evolve in the future.

We also talked about the question every researcher asks after their Ph.D. - should I create knowledge by staying in academia or should I create value by moving to the industry? Pamina has an interesting perspective on this question. Stay tuned to find out in this episode of the research podcast!

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