On this episode of Faculty in Fifteen we sit down with Dr. Melanie Wills an Adjunct Professor at the U of G’s Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology and the director of the G. Magnotta Research Lab. 

In fifteen minutes and through fifteen questions, Dr. Wills discusses her highly relevant Lyme disease research and her team’s recent development of a new biosensor capable of detecting the tiniest traces of Lyme disease in a blood sample. Listen as she explores the challenges of Lyme disease and the importance of interdisciplinary approaches to complex health issues. 

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On our first episode of Faculty in Fifteen, we sit down with Dr. Jamie Burr an Associate Professor at U of G’s College of Biological Science in the department of Human Health Sciences and he is also the director of the Human Performance and Health Research Laboratory. 

In under fifteen minutes and through fifteen questions, Dr. Burr shares insights from his work in human performance science, his role with the Chicago Blackhawks, and how science can enhance both athletic performance and your everyday life.   

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Faculty in Fifteen is the latest podcast from the Universityof Guelph featuring one-on-one interviews with our incredible faculty.

Through fifteen questions, and over fifteen minutes (roughly), you’ll get the chance to learn all about their work, expertise and a little about themselves.

From groundbreaking research to personal stories and insights, Faculty in Fifteen offers an engaging look at the faculty whose curiosity, creativity, and passion are united by a shared commitment to Improve Life.

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