IJT: Putative Mechanisms of Environmental Chemical-Induced Steatosis
This podcast features Dr. J. Philip Kaiser discussing his recent paper Putative Mechanisms of Environmental Chemical-Induced Steatosis, published in vol. 31(6) of International Journal of Toxicology. ...
1 Jul 201415min
TIRS Podcast - Current Perspectives on Statistics
TIRS Statistics Editor Richard Zink and fellow Editorial Board member Rick Turner discuss January’s Special Issue on Statistics, and the future of statistics in drug development. Read full article her...
6 Mar 201422min
TIRS Podcast: An Expanded Role for Patients in Clinical Trial Design
A discussion with Dr. Anne Rowzee of the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, US FDA about patient input into the design of studies of medicines for multiple sclerosis. Read full article here.
27 Des 201311min
JALA December 2013 Podcast: Circulating Tumor Cell Enrichment Based on Physical Properties
From part one of the two-part JALA Special Issue on Advancements in Biomedical Micro/Nano Tools and Technology: three authors talk about metastatic dissemination and spread of malignant circulating t...
1 Des 201311min
TIRS Podcast: Women and Children First—Time for a Coalition to Address a Substantial Patient Need
A conversation with Dr. Lode Dewulf and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Stephen P. Spielberg about Dr. Dewulf's article in Therapeutic Innovation & Regulatory Science, the official journal of the Drug Informatio...
29 Okt 201314min
JALA October 2013 Podcast: Microfluidic Multiplexing in Bioanalyses
This review highlights recent advances in multiplexed bioanalyses benefitting from microfluidic integration.
20 Sep 201318min
IJT: MMB4 DMS: An Overview of the Development of a New Organophosphorous Nerve Agent Antidote
The series of manuscripts in the MMB4 DMS supplemental issue of Int J Toxicol provides a synopsis of the drug development strategy employed for the characterization of MMB4 DMS ranging from the actual...
12 Sep 201313min
JALA August 2013 Podcast: Holographically Formed, Acoustically Switchable Gratings Based on Polymer-Dispersed Liquid Crystals
Experiments with holographic polymer-dispersed liquid crystal (H-PDLC) gratings driven by surface acoustic waves (SAWs) exhibit switchable properties: the diffraction of the H-PDLC grating decreases a...
29 Jul 201315min
