Synopsis
Mendelspod was founded in 2011 by Theral Timpson and Ayanna Monteverdi to advance life science research, connecting people and ideas. Influenced by the thinking tools developed by Eli Goldgratt, the founders bring a unique approach to media in the life sciences. With help from our advisors around the industry, Mendelspod goes beyond quick sound bites to create a space for probing conversations and deep insight into the topics and trends which shape the industry's future and therefore our future as a species.
Episodes
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Faces of Leadership in Diagnostics: Mara Aspinall
20/11/2014Guest: Mara Aspinall, Founder, DxInsights Bio and Contact Info Listen (2:43) DxInsights and EPEMED Listen (3:53) Diagnostics 5.0
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The Daunting Task of Managing Biospecimens at the World's Largest CRO: Diane Farhi, Quintiles
18/11/2014Guest: Diane C. Farhi,, MD, Senior Medical Director, Quintiles Laboratories Bio and Contact Info Listen (6:37) Tracking clinical samples around the world Listen (5:34) How to measure sample stability
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Janet Woodcock, FDA, on Biomarker Development and the Future of Clinical Trials
13/11/2014Guest: Janet, Woodcock, MD, Director, CDER, FDABio and Contact Info Listen (4:41) No agency charged with better translational outcomes
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Biosampling Basics with Scott Jewell, Van Andel Institute
11/11/2014Guest: Scott Jewell, Senior Scientific Investigator and Director of Program for Biospecimen Science, Van Andel Institute Bio and Contact Info Listen (3:30) Do you see more creativity in the sample consent area?
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Faces of Leadership in Diagnostics: Bonnie Anderson, Veracyte
03/11/2014Guest: Bonnie Anderson, CEO, Veracyte Bio and Contact Info Listen (5:58) What is the secret to your success? Listen (4:30) Building the case for reimbursement
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Biotech’s Gentleman Lawyer: Alan Mendelson
30/10/2014Guest: Alan Mendelson, Partner, Latham & Watkins Bio and Contact Info Alan Mendelson, a partner at Latham & Watkins, is the first service provider--as opposed to a scientist, entrepreneur, or venture capitalist--to receive one of BayBio’s prestigious Pantheon Lifetime Achievement Awards. We talk to him a month before the awards ceremony which will be held in San Francisco on December 11th, 2014.
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The Open Secret about the HER2 Assay with Jim Vaught
28/10/2014Guest: Jim Vaught, Editor-in-Chief, Biopreservation and Biobanking Journal Bio and Contact Info Listen (6:50) The importance of better biosamples only recognized in the past 10 to 15 years
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What a Physicist Can Tell Us about Cancer
23/10/2014Guest: Paul Davies, Principal Investigator, Center for the Convergence of Physical Science and Cancer Biology, ASU Bio and Contact Info Listen (4:05) The phone call Listen (3:39) Too focused on a cure
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'Moving Target Science:' Jonathan Brody on Pancreatic Cancer
21/10/2014Guest: Jonathan Brody, Assoc Professor of Surgery, Thomas Jefferson University Bio and Contact Info Listen (8:17) BRCA testing being used for pancreatic cancer as well
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The Progress of Clinical Genomics in Sweden with Ulf Gyllensten
16/10/2014Guest: Ulf Gyllensten, Professor, Department of Immunology, Genetics, and Pathology, Uppsala University, Sweden Bio and Contact Info Listen (4:24) What are your goals at the National Genomics Infrastructure?
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Proteins Are Where It's At: Chip Petricoin, George Mason University
15/10/2014Guest: Emanuel "Chip" Petricoin, Co-Director, CAPMM, George Mason University Bio and Contact Info Listen (4:00) Beyond the genome Listen (5:30) Challenges to mapping the proteome
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After a Decade on the Sidelines, Gene Myers Back into Sequencing, Excited about Long Reads
09/10/2014Guest: Gene Myers , Founding Director, Systems Biology Center, Max Planck Institute Bio and Contact Info Listen (6:10) What have you been up to since the Celera days?
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The Story of Aubrey de Grey and How the Study of Aging Became Mainstream
07/10/2014Guest: Aubrey de Grey, CoFounder, CSO, SENS Research Foundation Bio and Contact Info Chapters: (Advance the marker) 0:35 First Rejuvenation Biotechnology Conference 4:50 Shackled by “short-termism” 6:00 Aging was not a topic for biologists 11:32 A serious nuisance 17:13 Smoking out the opposition
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#ScienceHack with Connor Dickie, Synbiota
03/10/2014Guest: Connor Dickie, CEO, Synbiota Bio and Contact Info Listen (5:13) Has open science really taken off in the life sciences? Listen (4:58) #ScienceHack
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What Translational Gap? Michael Pishvaian on Advances in Tumor Profiling
01/10/2014Guest: Michael Pishvaian, Assistant Professor, Georgetown University; CMO, Perthera Bio and Contact Info Listen (4:08) Untapped potential
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A Dangerous Book? Science Historian Nathaniel Comfort Discusses “A Troublesome Inheritance”
25/09/2014Guest: Comfort, Nathaniel, PhD, Author, Professor, History of Science, Technology and Medicine, Johns Hopkins University Bio and Contact Info Listen (4:20) Debate about race and genetics is really about social justice
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Eric Schadt on Long Read Sequencing and Clinical Genomics
23/09/2014Guest: Eric Schadt, Professor & Chair Genetics and Genomic Sciences, Director Icahn Institute for Genomics and Multiscale Biology Bio and Contact Info Listen (5:01) Getting buy-in from a few lead doctors
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George Church at 60
18/09/2014Guest: George Church, Professor of Genetics, Harvard Medical School Bio and Contact Info Listen (6:11) Church's Law Listen (6:45) Colbert, Der Spiegel and Regenesis
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Major Sequencing Projects Should Be Done with Long Reads, Says Dan Geraghty
16/09/2014Guest: Dan Geraghty, Researcher, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center; CEO, Scisco Genetics Bio and Contact Info Listen (4:43) Unable so far to find causal linkages in MHC region of the genome
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Test Driving Illumina's X Ten with Shawn Baker, AllSeq
12/09/2014Guest: Shawn Baker, CSO, AllSeq Bio and Contact Info Listen (5:27) Taking the X Ten for a test drive Listen (6:56) What is the latest price for a whole human genome sequence through Allseq?