<div><p>In this episode, Tilo Kunath, a reader in Regenerative Neurobiology at the Institute for Stem Cell Research and Centre for Regenerative Medicine talks to us about his work on Parkinson’s Disease, a progressive neurological condition, and how synthetic biology is helping us to understand and treat this disease. </p></div>

In this episode, Tilo Kunath, a reader in Regenerative Neurobiology at the Institute for Stem Cell Research and Centre for Regenerative Medicine talks to us about his work on Parkinson’s Disease, a progressive neurological condition, and how synthetic biology is helping us to understand and treat this disease.

<p>In this episode,&nbsp;Tilo Kunath, a reader in Regenerative Neurobiology at the Institute for Stem Cell Research&nbsp;and Centre for Regenerative Medicine talks to us about his work on Parkinson’s Disease, a progressive neurological condition, and how synthetic biology is helping us to understand and treat this disease.&nbsp;</p>

Episode 1: Tilo Kunath

The UK Centre for Mammalian Synthetic Biology embraces a vibrant community of research groups from across the University of Edinburgh. From biological sciences and medicine to engineering and social & political sciences.
Synthetic biology is being applied to gain insight into human and animal health and disease and to transform medicine and healthcare.
In this podcast series, we chat to a number of our researchers and discuss how their work is addressing a diversity of scientific questions with wide ranging impacts for society and industry.

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The UK Centre for Mammalian Synthetic Biology embraces a vibrant community of research groups from across the University of Edinburgh. From biological sciences and medicine to engineering and social & political sciences. Synthetic biology is being applied to gain insight into human and animal health and disease and to transform medicine and healthcare. In this podcast series, we chat to a number of our researchers and discuss how their work is addressing a diversity of scientific questions with wide ranging impacts for society and industry.

The UK Centre for Mammalian Synthetic Biology embraces a vibrant community of research groups from across the University of Edinburgh. From biological sciences and medicine to engineering and social &amp; political sciences.
Synthetic biology is being applied to gain insight into human and animal health and disease and to transform medicine and healthcare.
In this podcast series, we chat to a number of our researchers and discuss how their work is addressing a diversity of scientific questions with wide ranging impacts for society and industry.

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