In today’s SC@L digested episode Dr Lea R’Bibo interviews Dr David Gershlick at the institute of medical research at Cambridge! His research area is protein trafficking – how cells organise themselves and how the parts inside a cell move around to help it function. They discuss applications and challenges of this research, and how he has found the transition from postdoc to PI...

For more information on Dr Gershlick's research follow this link: https://www.cimr.cam.ac.uk/research/principal-investigators/gershlick

In today’s SC@L digested episode Dr Lea R’Bibo interviews Dr David Gershlick at the institute of medical research at Cambridge! His research area is protein trafficking – how cells organise themselves and how the parts inside a cell move around to help it function. They discuss applications and challenges of this research, and how he has found the transition from postdoc to PI...

For more information on Dr Gershlick's research follow this link: https://www.cimr.cam.ac.uk/research/principal-investigators/gershlick

This week we are joined by Professor Jeremy Green from the Centre for Craniofacial and Regenerative Biology at King’s College London. He talks to PhD student Thea Willis about his career path, his group’s research looking at how cells physically form structures such as tissues, and what got him interested in the work he is doing. He also has a few tips for PhD students....

This week we are joined by Professor Jeremy Green from the Centre for Craniofacial and Regenerative Biology at King’s College London. He talks to PhD student Thea Willis about his career path, his group’s research looking at how cells physically form structures such as tissues, and what got him interested in the work he is doing. He also has a few tips for PhD students....

Oral Cancer Invasion... How does it happen?

In today’s SC@L digested podcast, PhD student Inês Tomás talks to Dr Adrian Biddle, lecturer at the Blizard Institute, Queen Mary University of London, investigating the role of cancer stem cells in oral cancer. Together they talk about the differences between different types of cancer stem cells, finding a common problem in oral cancer to target as a treatment, different cancer model systems, and the potential future of cancer research....

For more information on Dr Adrian Biddle's work follow this link : https://www.qmul.ac.uk/blizard/staff/centre-for-cell-biology-and-cutaneous-research/staff/adrian-biddle.html

Oral Cancer Invasion... How does it happen?

In today’s SC@L digested podcast, PhD student Inês Tomás talks to Dr Adrian Biddle, lecturer at the Blizard Institute, Queen Mary University of London, investigating the role of cancer stem cells in oral cancer. Together they talk about the differences between different types of cancer stem cells, finding a common problem in oral cancer to target as a treatment, different cancer model systems, and the potential future of cancer research....

For more information on Dr Adrian Biddle's work follow this link : https://www.qmul.ac.uk/blizard/staff/centre-for-cell-biology-and-cutaneous-research/staff/adrian-biddle.html

Today on SC@L digested PhD student Blaise Louis interviews Dr John Connelly from the Institute of Bioengineering from Queen Mary University of London. They talk about how he uses bioengineering tools and biomaterials to study the biology of how cells manage the process of homeostasis and the tissue maintains itself, and what happens when these processes are disrupted. They also talk about the future of biomaterials and how Dr Connelly is starting to use more complex 3D models of the skin for his research and what that means for understanding how whole tissues function.

For more information about Dr Connelly's work follow this link: https://www.bioengineering.qmul.ac.uk/people/?j.connelly

Today on SC@L digested PhD student Blaise Louis interviews Dr John Connelly from the Institute of Bioengineering from Queen Mary University of London. They talk about how he uses bioengineering tools and biomaterials to study the biology of how cells manage the process of homeostasis and the tissue maintains itself, and what happens when these processes are disrupted. They also talk about the future of biomaterials and how Dr Connelly is starting to use more complex 3D models of the skin for his research and what that means for understanding how whole tissues function.

For more information about Dr Connelly's work follow this link: https://www.bioengineering.qmul.ac.uk/people/?j.connelly

For this episode of SC@L digested we are joined by Dr Mohi Ahmed, from the Craniofacial Development & Stem Cell Biology dept at King’s College London. He talks to PhD student Ieva Berzanskyte about what epigenetics is, how he is investigating hearing loss via epigenetic mechanisms, and how to develop potential treatments for this…

For more information on his research please follow this link: https://kclpure.kcl.ac.uk/portal/mohi.1.ahmed.html

For this episode of SC@L digested we are joined by Dr Mohi Ahmed, from the Craniofacial Development & Stem Cell Biology dept at King’s College London. He talks to PhD student Ieva Berzanskyte about what epigenetics is, how he is investigating hearing loss via epigenetic mechanisms, and how to develop potential treatments for this…

For more information on his research please follow this link: https://kclpure.kcl.ac.uk/portal/mohi.1.ahmed.html