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University of Arizona, BIO5 Institute
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The BIO5 Institute is an interdisciplinary membership organization at the University of Arizona where 'team science' is taken to a whole new level. We bring together over 400 researchers to creatively solve difficult problems. In our Science Talks podcast, we visit with BIO5's interdisciplinary experts to learn about the impacts that their research is making to bioscience and human health.

  1. Episode 70: The evolution of influential mentorship and gene cloning

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    Episode 70: The evolution of influential mentorship and gene cloning

    Dr. Teodora Georgieva is the Director of the University of Arizona’s GEMM Core Facility, she will talk about Early influential mentors and projects that kept her wanting more  Advancing the discoveries of novel therapeutics through custom model design GEMM Core’s impact on cancer research Three things you will learn in this episode: What a University core facility is and how they are a helpful service  How designer models can impact with cancer research —-------------------------- The BIO5 Institute’s Amy Barber talks with member and one of the University’s experts in biomedical engineering, Dr. Teodora Georgieva. Dr. Gorgegieva’s lab focuses on providing state-of-the-art in-vivo and in vitro models to customers, offering many modification designs and utilizing cutting edge technologies. She is passionate about molecular biology and has been working to design models for scientists since 2007. Her work is integral to research because it advances the discoveries of novel therapeutics, the understanding of disease, and more.  —-------------------------- Check out some of our previous episodes that also share stories of important and influential mentorship! Episode 21: Racing cars, hunting microbes, and mentoring diverse scientists Episode 34: Regenerating hearts and overcoming failure Episode 46: Good mentorship, bad virus: A journey in molecular biology —-------------------------- Connect with us! Instagram: @uazbio5 LinkedIn: uaz-bio5-institute Facebook: @UAZBIO5 Website: BIO5.org

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  2. Episode 69: Enhancing Cell Therapy Through Biomedical Engineering and Innovation

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    Episode 69: Enhancing Cell Therapy Through Biomedical Engineering and Innovation

    Shang Song is an Assistant Professor in Biomedical Engineering and a BIO5 Researcher, she will talk about Research approach Biomaterials and their usage Her Research focus Recent Discoveries in the Lab Mentorship’s impact on Science Three things you will learn in this episode: What Biomaterials are Recent Discoveries in Cell Treatments Mentorship in Research Labs —-------------------------- The BIO5 Institute’s Amy Barber talks with member and one of the University’s experts in biomedical engineering, Dr. Shang Song. Dr. Song’s lab focuses on integrating advanced engineering design methods and cell therapies to create new microphysiological platforms and regenerative therapies. The lab is fundamentally interested in designing new “experiences” for cells to change their behavior, and use this knowledge to develop better therapeutics and treatment methods for future patient treatment. —-------------------------- Check out some of our previous episodes about biomedical engineering projects! Episode 33: Tackling traumatic brain injury head-on Episode 28: Seamless wearable and implantable devices to support our lives Episode 40: Reducing costs and supporting health with smartphone microscopy  —-------------------------- Connect with us! Instagram: @uazbio5 LinkedIn: uaz-bio5-institute Facebook: @UAZBIO5 Website: BIO5.org

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  3. Episode 68: Integrating Tumor Modeling & Diagnostics to Improve Patient Outcomes

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    Episode 68: Integrating Tumor Modeling & Diagnostics to Improve Patient Outcomes

    Swarna Ganesh is an Assistant Professor and BIO5 Researcher. She will talk about: 3D bioprinting Cancer diagnostics Mentorship Lab experiences Potential future of cancer treatment  Three things you will learn about in this episode: Tumor Twins Bioprinting’s usage in medicine  How engineering can personalize cancer treatment  —-------------------------- The BIO5 Institute’s Amy Barber talks with member and one of the University’s experts on the tumor modeling, Dr. Swarna Ganesh. Dr. Ganesh’s expertise spans tissue engineering, biomaterials, and regenerative medicine. She is passionate about transforming scientific discoveries into tangible healthcare advancements that can significantly improve patient outcomes.  —-------------------------- Check out some of our previous episodes in relation to regenerative medicine! Episode: 57 Breaking the cycle of unhealing wounds Episode: 56 How regenerative medicine can aid lung disease in babies Episode: 52 Revolutionizing liver tissue engineering and transplants  —-------------------------- Connect with us! Instagram: @uazbio5 LinkedIn: uaz-bio5-institute Facebook: @UAZBIO5 Website: BIO5.org

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  4. Episode 67: The Gut Sense: Sensory Neurobiology and Food Perception

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    Episode 67: The Gut Sense: Sensory Neurobiology and Food Perception

    Three things you will learn in this episode: What are NeuroPods? Gut response to real vs artificial sugar GASTRONAUTS: a scientific community  —-------------------------- The BIO5 Institute’s Amy Barber talks with member and one of the University’s experts on the gut biome Dr. Maya Kaelberer. Dr. Kaelberer is working to understand how the gut senses and responds to the complex composition of food, going beyond traditional calorie counting. The lab’s main goal is to “decipher the nutritional code" by which the gut identifies and reacts to various nutrients, shaping our food preferences and potentially influencing long-term health. —-------------------------- Check out some of our previous episodes in relation to gut : brain science! Episode 41: Embracing the mind-body connection Episode 19: Drugging the “undruggable” targets in GI cancers —-------------------------- Connect with us! Instagram: @uazbio5 LinkedIn: uaz-bio5-institute Facebook: @UAZBIO5 Website: BIO5.org

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  5. Episode 66: Computational Biology and AI: from Puzzles to Precision Medicine

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    Episode 66: Computational Biology and AI: from Puzzles to Precision Medicine

    Three things you will learn in this episode: Drug Discovery and Machine Learning  AI usage in modern Computational Research Challenges in using AI for Precision Medicine and how to combat them —-------------------------- The BIO5 Institute’s Amy Barber talks with member and one of the University’s experts on AI, Dr. Travis Wheeler, Dr. Wheeler’s research group uses computational methods to advance genome research, drug discovery, and precision medicine. Listen in as they explore the rewarding aspects of his work, how computational tools are transforming drug discovery, and the future of machine learning and AI in biological research. Dr. Wheeler leads a research lab at the University of Arizona that focuses on algorithms and machine learning approaches for computational biology, emphasizing applications to genomics, drug discovery, and animal behavior classification.  —-------------------------- Check out some of our previous episodes in relation to AI and computational science! Episode 61: Taming technology, from stone tools to artificial intelligence with Ash Black Episode 60: Merging computer science and ecology to better understand infectious disease with Dr. Lilliana Salvador Episode 35: Big tools for big data with Nirav Merchant —-------------------------- Connect with us! Instagram: @uazbio5 LinkedIn: uaz-bio5-institute Facebook: @UAZBIO5 Website: BIO5.org

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  6. Episode 65: Formalizing how plants live and adapt through algorithms

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    Episode 65: Formalizing how plants live and adapt through algorithms

    Amy Barber was joined by Dr. Alexander Bucksch, a plant phenomicist and associate professor in the School of Plant Sciences at the University of Arizona. He has over 10 years of experience in developing and applying mathematical and computational methods to study plant morphology and physiology across scales and domains, from the organismal to the ecosystem level, and from above to below-ground. His current research focuses on root phenomics, ranging from the population level to the molecular level. In doing so, he develops computational imaging and simulation techniques that can be applied in the lab and the field.

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  7. Episode 64: Where curiosity leads: From engineering dreams to virology breakthroughs

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    Episode 64: Where curiosity leads: From engineering dreams to virology breakthroughs

    Amy Barber was joined by Dr. Pierce Longmire, a postdoctoral research assistant in the lab of BIO5 member Felicia Goodrum in the Department of Immunobiology at the University of Arizona College of Medicine - Tucson. The overarching goal of the Goodrum lab is to understand how viruses can asymptomatically coexist within a human host. They study the human cytomegalovirus (HCMV), using it as a model for defining and understanding interactions between viruses and their hosts that allow for the entry into and exit from latent states. Dr. Longmire works on HCMV interactions with the host DNA damage response. This research may lead to the creation of novel antiviral therapies for at-risk individuals, such as stem cell and organ transplant recipients.

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  8. Episode 63: Studying desert environments for water conservation

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    Episode 63: Studying desert environments for water conservation

    Today we are joined by Dr.  Vanessa Buzzard, a senior research specialist at the University of Arizona School of Environmental and Natural Resources. Dr. Buzzard received her Ph.D. from the University of Arizona in 2017 where she focused on plant functional trait distribution, but has transitioned her studies from natural systems to urban environments. Today, she is a part of BIO5 member Laura Meredith’s lab where she questions the drivers of biodiversity and ecosystem function in relation to the effects of green infrastructure water management on soils in urban environments. Her research aims to quantify shifts in soil health in response to green stormwater infrastructure in Tucson.

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The BIO5 Institute is an interdisciplinary membership organization at the University of Arizona where 'team science' is taken to a whole new level. We bring together over 400 researchers to creatively solve difficult problems. In our Science Talks podcast, we visit with BIO5's interdisciplinary experts to learn about the impacts that their research is making to bioscience and human health.

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