#127 mRNA and Resilience in Science with Dr. Katalin Karikó
SciLux22 Sep

#127 mRNA and Resilience in Science with Dr. Katalin Karikó

Her collaboration with Drew Weissman led to the development of the mRNA vaccines and her story is a testament to perseverance and going against all odds: this month Hanna talked to Dr. Katalin Karikó. In the podcast, we discuss RNA research, but also creativity, learning, reading, academia vs. industry and Katalin's next goals (they are truly impressive). If you have time for only one podcast episode this month, this should be the one. USEFUL LINKS Katalin's book: Breaking Through: My Life in...

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#126 The Science of Sleep: Melatonin, GABA receptors and more with Prof. Ulf Ellervik

#126 The Science of Sleep: Melatonin, GABA receptors and more with Prof. Ulf Ellervik

In our fast-paced world, sleep often takes a backseat to our busy schedules. But what exactly is it and what compounds help us fall asleep or keep awake? In the latest episode of our podcast, we talke...

21 Jul 53min

#125 The Brain's Moral Compass: Investigating Obedience and Resistance through Field Research with Prof. Emilie Caspar

#125 The Brain's Moral Compass: Investigating Obedience and Resistance through Field Research with Prof. Emilie Caspar

Can neuroscience shed light on why some individuals choose to obey harmful orders while others risk their lives to save others? In this SciLux episode Prof. Emilie Caspar at Ghent University shares he...

9 Jun 52min

#124 Diagnosing the Future: Proteins, Biosensors and Fundamental Science with Prof. Eleonora Macchia

#124 Diagnosing the Future: Proteins, Biosensors and Fundamental Science with Prof. Eleonora Macchia

Can a single drop of blood tell you whether you'll develop pancreatic cancer — before any symptoms appear? Prof. Eleonora Macchia is working to make that a reality. This week on SciLux, we dig into bi...

12 Mai 42min

#123 Climate Chronicles with Dr. Sophie Nuber

#123 Climate Chronicles with Dr. Sophie Nuber

This month SciLux sits down with Dr. Sophie Nuber, a Luxembourgish climate and marine scientist at the University of Washington and keynote speaker at the Young Women's Conference Luxembourg. Sophie s...

14 Apr 46min

#122 The Skin We’re In: Microfluidics, Bubbles, and Healthcare Solutions with Prof. David Fernández Rivas

#122 The Skin We’re In: Microfluidics, Bubbles, and Healthcare Solutions with Prof. David Fernández Rivas

In this episode, we sit down with Professor David Fernández Rivas from the University of Twente to talk about what engineering actually means – and why you don't need a formal qualification to think l...

10 Mar 44min

#121 Nature's Balance. Hummingbirds, Other Pollinators and Biodiversity with Prof. Ainhoa Magrach

#121 Nature's Balance. Hummingbirds, Other Pollinators and Biodiversity with Prof. Ainhoa Magrach

Ever wondered why scientists keep talking about biodiversity? In this episode, Professor Ainhoa Magrach from Spain's BC3 Basque Centre for Climate Change reveals why diverse ecosystems are the foundat...

17 Feb 43min

#120 AI Awakening: Navigating Europe's Role in the Future of Machine Learning with Prof. Søren Hauberg

#120 AI Awakening: Navigating Europe's Role in the Future of Machine Learning with Prof. Søren Hauberg

The AI research landscape may be fracturing along geopolitical lines. What does this mean for European innovation? Professor Søren Hauberg from Danish Technical University tackles these questions in o...

20 Jan 51min

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