For today’s episode of SC@L digested, PhD student Jana Obajdin talks to Emma Milford, a PhD student at the Francis Crick Institute. They discuss her project investigating how cancer cells interact with their environment, including how they respond to different types of treatments…

For more information about Emma follow this link: https://www.crick.ac.uk/research/find-a-researcher/emma-milford

For today’s episode of SC@L digested, PhD student Jana Obajdin talks to Emma Milford, a PhD student at the Francis Crick Institute. They discuss her project investigating how cancer cells interact with their environment, including how they respond to different types of treatments…

For more information about Emma follow this link: https://www.crick.ac.uk/research/find-a-researcher/emma-milford

In today’s SC@L episode, PhD student Dr Xinyi (Beibei) Du gets excited about single cell transciptomics with Malte Kühnemund, CEO and Co-Founder of Cartana.

They discuss how he transitioned from PhD to developing his single cell spatial mapping technology, how it works, and whether he misses academia now that he’s a biotech CEO!

For more info about Cartana follow this link: https://www.cartana.se

In today’s SC@L episode, PhD student Dr Xinyi (Beibei) Du gets excited about single cell transciptomics with Malte Kühnemund, CEO and Co-Founder of Cartana.

They discuss how he transitioned from PhD to developing his single cell spatial mapping technology, how it works, and whether he misses academia now that he’s a biotech CEO!

For more info about Cartana follow this link: https://www.cartana.se

For this podcast episode , PhD student Daria Belhokvostova interviews Sergi Junyent about his current PhD project exploring how stem cells organise themselves during embryonic development, what signals cells exchange in this process, and what his experience of doing a PhD has been like!

For this podcast episode , PhD student Daria Belhokvostova interviews Sergi Junyent about his current PhD project exploring how stem cells organise themselves during embryonic development, what signals cells exchange in this process, and what his experience of doing a PhD has been like!

For this episode of SC@L digested, PhD student Wladislaw Stroukov Interviews Dr Carrie Ambler from Durham University. They spoke about her work at the university looking at how cells make decisions, and what drugs or chemicals can be used to alter these choices. She also tells us about her spin off company LightOx that does interesting things with light to track and destroy cells.....

For more information about her research follow this link: https://www.dur.ac.uk/biosciences/about/schoolstaff/profile/?id=5554

For this episode of SC@L digested, PhD student Wladislaw Stroukov Interviews Dr Carrie Ambler from Durham University. They spoke about her work at the university looking at how cells make decisions, and what drugs or chemicals can be used to alter these choices. She also tells us about her spin off company LightOx that does interesting things with light to track and destroy cells.....

For more information about her research follow this link: https://www.dur.ac.uk/biosciences/about/schoolstaff/profile/?id=5554

For this week’s episode, Dr Davide Danovi speaks with Dr Mike Delahaye, Lead Technical Scientist from the Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult based at Guy’s Hospital.

Dr Delahay talks about what gene therapy and viral vectors are, his work trying to increase their efficiency, and his experience working at the Catapult the last 6 years….

Find out more about Mike Delahaye and Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult here: https://ct.catapult.org.uk/how-we-work/vacancies/our-people

For this week’s episode, Dr Davide Danovi speaks with Dr Mike Delahaye, Lead Technical Scientist from the Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult based at Guy’s Hospital.

Dr Delahay talks about what gene therapy and viral vectors are, his work trying to increase their efficiency, and his experience working at the Catapult the last 6 years….

Find out more about Mike Delahaye and Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult here: https://ct.catapult.org.uk/how-we-work/vacancies/our-people