Opensciences.ch

Jay Webster
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Welcome to OpenSciences.ch – the podcast that makes life sciences accessible to everyone. We break down complex scientific topics into relatable stories and explore the fascinating world of biotech, medicine, and research. But science isn’t just about data – it’s about people. That’s why we also dive into the lives of the professionals shaping the industry, uncovering their experiences, challenges, and insights. Whether you're a science enthusiast, a curious mind, or someone working in the field, OpenSciences.ch brings you closer to the discoveries and the people behind them.

Episodes

  1. 09/23/2025

    What can Life Science companies say or can't say

    In this episode, we dive into one of the most important and often misunderstood parts of healthcare communication: What life science companies are allowed to say to patients and where the line is drawn. We explore how regulations shape the way information is shared, why clear and responsible communication matters. Along the way we look at how patients can take control, becoming the "CEO of their own health" and how platforms from TikTok to AI tools are reshaping the conversation around disese awareness.

    43 min

  2. 08/19/2025

    Communicating Health with Beatrice Bourdel Grant

    On this episode Communicating Health explores how life science, pharma and consumer health companies connect with people. From campaigns that spark real change to breaking taboos in intimate health, we look at the strategies , tools and stories shaping how health is talked about today.

    38 min

  3. 05/07/2025

    Beyond Wellness - Biohacking as a Way of Life

    In this episode of OpenSciences.ch, we sit down with Jim Cheng — technologist, performance optimiser, and dedicated biohacker — to explore the real meaning of biohacking beyond the buzzwords. What started as niche self-experimentation has now become a global movement: people taking control of their biology using tools like red light therapy, microdosing, cold exposure, and wearable data. But is biohacking about shortcuts — or sustainable, personalised health? We ask: What does mental agility really mean, and can microdosing help? Where’s the line between optimisation and obsession? How do you separate hype from habit in the world of performance science? Jim shares his personal biohacking routines, insights on data-driven living, and why small daily decisions may have the biggest long-term impact on longevity and well-being. This is a grounded, science-forward conversation about living better — not just longer. 💼 Key Takeaways: 🔬 What biohacking actually is — beyond butter coffee and supplements. 🧠 How microdosing, cold exposure, and red light therapy may support mental agility and performance. 🔥 The fine line between science-backed longevity and wellness hype. 📊 Why optimizing your health isn't just a lifestyle — it's a mindset and a strategy. 🤯 Jim’s personal protocols and how he self-tests, tracks, and adjusts his routine. 📣 Quotes to Remember: "Biohacking isn't extreme — it's the next evolution of preventative health." — Jim Cheng "Small daily experiments create long-term breakthroughs." — Jim Cheng

    38 min

  4. 03/24/2025

    That "T thing" - Testosterone

    In this episode of Opensciences.ch, Jay & Nick chat with Roy Turner a technical development strategy leader with a PhD in pharmaceutics. We get into the " T Thing" - Testosterone the chemical messenger we all possess and explore everything from male baldness to how edging might boost testosterone, and a bunch of other weird and interesting stuff. Its a mix of science, real talk and a few a laughs along the way. We hope you enjoy.

    32 min

  5. 03/10/2025

    Beyond Sickcare: Harnessing Tech for True Healthcare

    In this episode of OpenSciences.ch, we’re joined by seasoned Pharma professional Chris Easton to explore a critical shift in modern healthcare: moving from a reactive "sickcare" system to a truly preventative "healthcare" model. Right now, we don’t have real healthcare—we have sickcare. We wait until someone gets ill before taking action, rather than focusing on keeping people healthy in the first place. But what if we could intervene earlier and prevent hospitalizations altogether? With the rise of wearable technology like Apple Watches, WHOOP, and Oura Rings, we now have more real-time health data than ever before. How can we use this data to shift the focus from treatment to prevention? What needs to change in the way we think about healthcare? Join us as we dive into these crucial questions and explore the future of proactive health management.

    34 min

  6. 03/06/2025

    Why are we doing a podcast with Nick and Jay

    In this debut episode of OpenSciences.ch, Jay and Nick share their personal motivations for launching the podcast. They discuss their passion for life sciences and why they believe it’s important to make the field more relatable and accessible to a wider audience. Beyond the podcast, they introduce an exciting initiative – The Life Science Network, a collaboration tool designed to connect professionals in the life sciences industry. This platform aims to foster networking, knowledge-sharing, and collaboration among researchers, biotech experts, and industry professionals. Tune in to learn more about their vision, the challenges they hope to address, and what listeners can expect in future episodes!

    14 min
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About

Welcome to OpenSciences.ch – the podcast that makes life sciences accessible to everyone. We break down complex scientific topics into relatable stories and explore the fascinating world of biotech, medicine, and research. But science isn’t just about data – it’s about people. That’s why we also dive into the lives of the professionals shaping the industry, uncovering their experiences, challenges, and insights. Whether you're a science enthusiast, a curious mind, or someone working in the field, OpenSciences.ch brings you closer to the discoveries and the people behind them.

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  • Creator
    Jay Webster
  • Years Active
    2K
  • Episodes
    6
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Jay Webster
  • Show Website
    Opensciences.ch