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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Short Read Sequencing Not Up to the Task of Characterizing Transcriptome Says Mike Snyder of Stanford
10/09/2014Guest: Mike Snyder, Director, Center for Genomics & Personalized Medicine, Stanford Bio and Contact Info Listen (5:44) Current method for figuring out transcriptomes is crazy
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U.K. Life Science Update with Eliot Forster, MedCity
08/09/2014Guest: Eliot Forster, Executive Chair, MedCity Bio and Contact Info Listen (2:54) Cashing in on illustrious life science tradition Listen (2:56) Culture of collaboration strong in the UK
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Paperwork, Not Algorithms the Biggest Challenge for Large Bioinformatics Projects, Says David Haussler, UCSC
28/08/2014Guest: David Haussler, Director, Center for Biomolecular Science and Engineering, UCSCBio and Contact Info Listen (8:08) Paperwork not algorithms the biggest challenge with bioinformatics
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Big Pharma Does Some Farming: Pearl Huang, GSK
19/08/2014Guest: Pearl Huang, VP, Global Head of DPAc, GSK Bio and Contact Info Listen (6:28) What is the Discovery Fast Track Challenge? Listen (4:25) How do the reseachers benefit if they are chosen?
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Why Internet Traffic Directors Should Sit Down with Biologists: George Poste Talks Complex Systems
14/08/2014Guest: George Poste, Chief Scientist, Complex Adaptive Systems; Regents’ Professor and Del E. Webb Chair in Health Innovation, ASUBio and Contact Info Listen (5:51) A paradigm shift to systems thinking
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Pioneering Use of the Microbiome: Colleen Cutcliffe, Whole Biome
12/08/2014Guest: Colleen Cutcliffe, CEO, Whole BiomeBio and Contact Info Listen (2:32) Do we know enough about the microbiome yet to commercialize it? Listen (5:58) The Complete Biome Test
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The FDA on LDT Draft Guidance Notice to Congress
07/08/2014Guests: Liz Mansfield, Deputy Office Director of Personalized Medicine, OIR, FDABio and Contact Info Katie Serrano, Deputy Director of the Division of Chemistry and Toxicology, OIR, FDABio and Contact Info Listen (4:08) What was submitted to Congress?
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NIH Goes Lean with Steve Blank
04/08/2014Guest: Steve Blank, Author, Entrepreneur, Educator Bio and Contact Info Chapters: (Advance the marker) Intro 0:59 What are you up to with the NIH? 4:39 The scientific method for entrepreneurship 8:14 Do scientists resist learning about business? 10:50 "I’m from the U.S. Government, and we need your help!"
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The Perfect 46 with Brett Ryan Bonowicz, Filmmaker
31/07/2014Guest: Brett Ryan Bonowicz, FilmmakerBio and Contact Info Listen (4:00) Where is the "fiction" in your science fiction? Listen (4:47) Upcoming screenings
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The Lowdown on Adaptive Clinical Trials with Don Berry
28/07/2014Guest: Don Berry, Prof of Statistics, MD Anderson Cancer CenterBio and Contact Info Listen (5:39) What is the goal of I-SPY trials? Listen (8:31) Why were adaptive trials not introduced sooner?
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Are We Driving Innovation without the Quality? Pete Kissinger, Purdue
24/07/2014Guest: Pete Kissinger, Chemist, Purdue UniversityBio and Contact Info Listen (4:43) Many problems in life science traced back to poor measurements Listen (2:50) Innovation without quality
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The Basic Biology Lab Goes into the Cloud: Brian Frezza, Emerald Therapeutics
20/07/2014Guest: Brian Frezza, Co-Founder, Co-CEO, Emerald Therapeutics Bio and Contact Info Chapters: (Advance the marker) 0:50 What is the Emerald Cloud Lab? 4:16 Does this impact the scientific method? 10:00 Pulling the labor, not the scientist out 14:20 Much more data detail 19:52 A chance to improve reproducibility
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Bio-Sample Quality Matters! Carolyn Compton, ASU
10/07/2014Guest: Carolyn Compton, Professor of Pathology, ASUBio and Contact Info Listen (5:40) Quality of biomarker data limited by quality of biospecimen Listen (5:24) Degradation of samples
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Rare Disease Horizons, Part IV: Biobanking and Disease Registries with Liz Horn
01/07/2014Guest: Liz Horn, PhD, Patient Advocate Bio and Contact Info Listen (8:22) What is biobanking? Listen (4:05) Sample collection and the diagnostic odyssey
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Can We Do DTC Genomics Right? Misha Angrist, Part II
21/06/2014Guest: Misha Angrist, Author, Assoc. Professor, Duke Institute for Genomic Sciences Bio and Contact Info Listen (7:03) Presidential bioethics commissions do not have a good record
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The Impossible Job of Genetic Counseling: Misha Angrist Part I
17/06/2014Guest: Misha Angrist, Author, Assoc. Professor, Duke Institute for Genomic Sciences Bio and Contact Info Listen (7:25) New MA in Bioethics and Science Policy
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Pre-Leukemic Stem Cells with Liran Shlush
10/06/2014Guest: Liran Shlush, Researcher, Princess Margaret Cancer Center Bio and Contact Info Listen (4:44) Preleukemic stem cells Listen (7:42) Implications for AML therapy and diagnosis
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Training the Next Generation of Bioinformaticians: Russ Altman, Stanford
05/06/2014Guest: Russ Altman, Dept Chair, Bioengineering, Stanford University Bio and Contact Info Listen (5:32) A bioinformatician bottleneck? Listen (4:19) Does the engineer or coder have enough basic biology?
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Rare Disease Horizons: The Hope of New Research and Technology, Part III: Stem Cells with Larry Goldstein, UCSD
02/06/2014Guests: Larry Goldstein, PhD, Director, UCSD Stem Cell Program Bio and Contact Info Listen (3:16) Where are we at today with stem cell research? Listen (5:14) One step beyond animal models
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Clinical Genomics Takes Hold in Iowa: Colleen Campbell, IIHG
27/05/2014Guest: Colleen Campbell, Assistant Director, University of Iowa - Iowa Institute for Human Genetics Bio and Contact Info Listen (2:35) How are you implementing genomic medicine?