RadioInVivo.xml

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  • Radio In Vivo 9-30-09
    Science Education - Host Ernie Hood welcomes Dr. Rochelle Schwartz-Bloom, Director of the Duke Center for Science Education, discussing science education and the Center's programs
    57 min
  • Radio In Vivo 9-23-09
    Drug Discovery - Host Ernie Hood welcomes Dr. Stephen Frye, research professor at UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy and director, Center for Integrative Chemical Biology and Drug Discovery, discussing his career in pharmaceutical research and development and academic drug discovery
    58 min
  • Radio In Vivo 9-2-09
    Uterine Fibroids - Host Ernie Hood welcomes Dr. Phyllis Leppert, Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Duke University School of Medicine, discussing current thinking and her research on uterine fibroids
    58 min
  • Radio In Vivo 8-26-09
    Cloning Pigs - Host Ernie Hood welcomes Dr. Jorge Piedrahita, Professor of Genetics, NC State University School of Veterinary Medicine, discussing his work cloning pigs and his discoveries related to imprinted genes and human health, particularly low birth weight
    59 min
  • Radio In Vivo 8-19-09
    Biofilms - Host Ernie Hood welcomes Dr. Christian Melander and Dr. John Cavanagh of NC State University, co-founders of Agile Sciences, Inc., discussing their discovery and development of compounds that disperse biofilms
    59 min
  • Radio In Vivo 8-5-09
    Computer-Assisted Surgery - Host Ernie Hood welcomes Dr. Elizabeth Bullitt, Director, CASILab (Computer-Assisted Surgery and Imaging Lab), UNC-Chapel Hill
    59 min
  • Radio In Vivo 7-29-09
    Breastfeeding - Host Ernie Hood welcomes Dr. Miriam Labbok, Director, Carolina Breastfeeding Institute, in recognition of World Breastfeeding Week, August 1-7, 2009
    58 min
  • Radio In Vivo 7-15-09
    Author Glenn Murphy - Host Ernie Hood welcomes Glenn Murphy, author of science books for young people, including "Why Is Snot Green?"
    58 min
  • Radio In Vivo 7-1-09
    The Appendix - Host Ernie Hood welcomes immunologist Dr. William Parker, Assistant Professor, Department of Surgical Sciences, Duke University Medical Center, discussing the role of the human appendix, the hygiene hypothesis, and discoveries related to protein folding
    58 min

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