Research for this week came from the University of Edinburgh in the UK. Listen in to hear more about the links between 2 new genes and male infertility! Credit to Bensound for intro song.

Research for this week came from Columbia in the US. Listen in to hear more about the links between ferroptosis (a new mode of cell death) and cancer! Credit to Bensound for intro song.

Research for this week came from the Brigham and Women's Hospital in the US. Listen in to hear more about studying the oncolytic viruses for use in treating glioblastomas! Credit to Bensound for intro song.

Research for this week came from the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH). There's no specific research article this week, but lots of great info about how the NIH functions and the project design process! A special thank you to my interviewee (and University of St Andrews alum), Richard Conroy. Credit to Bensound for intro song.

Research for this week came from the Pelagos Cetacean Research Institute in Greece. Listen in to hear more about studying the different whales and dolphins that live within the Hellenic Trench! Credit to Bensound for intro song.

Research for this week came from Kyoto University in Japan. Listen in to hear more about regrowing teeth through targeting of the USAG-1 gene! Credit to Bensound for intro song.

Research for this week came from ICL in the UK. Listen in to hear more about the world's first known cases of iatrogenic Alzheimer's, and how they were diagnosed! Credit to Bensound for intro song.

Research for this week came from UT Austin in the US. Listen in to hear more about optical tweezers, which allow for movement of objects with light! Credit to Bensound for intro song.

Research for this week came from UC San Francisco in the US. Listen in to hear more about the development of a possible 'morning after' pill for STIs! Credit to Bensound for intro song.

Research for this week came from the University of Oxford in the UK. Listen in to hear more about the rediscovery of Attenborough's Long-Beaked Echidna! Credit to Bensound for intro song.