For this episode of stem cells @ lunch digested, PhD student Vassia Salameti interviews Dr Pervinder Sagoo, Senior Scientist at Orchard Therapeutics - a biopharmaceutical company developing stem cell gene therapies for rare diseases. Dr Sagoo talks about how she got into this role, her career path that took her from academia to commercial science and what she thinks the future of gene therapies will be…

For this episode of stem cells @ lunch digested, PhD student Vassia Salameti interviews Dr Pervinder Sagoo, Senior Scientist at Orchard Therapeutics - a biopharmaceutical company developing stem cell gene therapies for rare diseases. Dr Sagoo talks about how she got into this role, her career path that took her from academia to commercial science and what she thinks the future of gene therapies will be…

In this week’s episode of stem cells @ lunch digested, PhD Student Georgina Goss interviews Dr Leandro Ventimiglia, a Research Asociate at the KCL department of Infectious Diseases. He discusses his work looking at the mechanisms that control the morphology of the cell nucleus and what conditions arise when there are defects in this organelle, what imaging and microscopy techniques that he is using to visualise this, and what advice would he give to someone starting their career in research...

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In this week’s episode of stem cells @ lunch digested, PhD Student Georgina Goss interviews Dr Leandro Ventimiglia, a Research Asociate at the KCL department of Infectious Diseases. He discusses his work looking at the mechanisms that control the morphology of the cell nucleus and what conditions arise when there are defects in this organelle, what imaging and microscopy techniques that he is using to visualise this, and what advice would he give to someone starting their career in research...

School of Immunological and Microbial Sciences

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Today’s episode of SC@L digested features Dr Heiko Wurdak, Lecturer at the University of Leeds, interviewed by PhD student Ieva Berzanskyte. Ieva asks how stem cells help him to model brain tumors in the lab and how his research could help develop future treatments for brain tumors…

For more information on his research follow this link:https://medicinehealth.leeds.ac.uk/medicine/staff/905/dr-heiko-wurdak

Today’s episode of SC@L digested features Dr Heiko Wurdak, Lecturer at the University of Leeds, interviewed by PhD student Ieva Berzanskyte. Ieva asks how stem cells help him to model brain tumors in the lab and how his research could help develop future treatments for brain tumors…

For more information on his research follow this link:https://medicinehealth.leeds.ac.uk/medicine/staff/905/dr-heiko-wurdak

Today’s episode of SC@L digested sees Public Engagement Officer Jessica Sells interview Dr Tamas Korcsmaros, Group Leader at both the Earlham & Quadram Insititutes. He talks about how he uses organoids to investigate how the microbiome influences our gut cells and health, the efficacy of superfood probiotics, and his involvement in outreach organisations such as the Hungarian and International Talent Support Programme.

To find out more about Dr Korcsmaros work please follow this link:https://www.earlham.ac.uk/tamas-korcsmaros

Today’s episode of SC@L digested sees Public Engagement Officer Jessica Sells interview Dr Tamas Korcsmaros, Group Leader at both the Earlham & Quadram Insititutes. He talks about how he uses organoids to investigate how the microbiome influences our gut cells and health, the efficacy of superfood probiotics, and his involvement in outreach organisations such as the Hungarian and International Talent Support Programme.

To find out more about Dr Korcsmaros work please follow this link:https://www.earlham.ac.uk/tamas-korcsmaros

In this episode of Stem Cells @ Lunch digested, PhD student Ella Hubber interviews Clinical Research Fellow Dr Xinyi (Beibei) Du. She talks about how her dermatology training led her to start research skin as part of the Human Cell Atlas using single cell RNA sequencing, the importance of involving patients in research, and the transition from working in the clinic to the lab…

In this episode of Stem Cells @ Lunch digested, PhD student Ella Hubber interviews Clinical Research Fellow Dr Xinyi (Beibei) Du. She talks about how her dermatology training led her to start research skin as part of the Human Cell Atlas using single cell RNA sequencing, the importance of involving patients in research, and the transition from working in the clinic to the lab…