Behind Our Science
Behind Our Science Podcast aims to close the gap in understanding the complex mechanisms driving disease formation and engage the general public and research advocates. We will engage the public by explaining the latest exciting biomedical innovations in simple terms free from jargon and emphasize the importance of supporting continued research in the biomedical sciences. We will explain the importance of how understanding fundamental mechanisms driving diseases provides a solid foundation for breakthroughs in scientific research.https://asippathways.com/behind-our-science/
Podcasting since 2021 • 27 episodes
Behind Our Science
Latest Episodes
Episode 31-ASIP Pathobiology Mechanisms of Disease 2025 Recap
Welcome to Behind Our Science! In Episode 31, our cohosts Daisy Shu and Vik Meadows chat and reflect on attending Pathobiology 2025 the Annual ASIP Meeting in Portland, OR in May 2025. From planning trainee get-togethers outside of...
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Season 2025
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Episode 31
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37:44
Episode 30-Interview with Corneal Bioengineer, Dr. Jingjing You
In this episode, co-host Dr. Daisy Shu chats with Dr. Jingjing You about 3D bioprinting, biomaterials, and the future of corneal bioengineering. They also talk about their collaboration on a special issue of The American Journal of Pathology fo...
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Season 2025
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Episode 30
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33:50
Episode 28- NIH Policy Changes and Its Potential Impact on Research
Thank you for listening to our 28th episode, focusing on the recent federal budget cuts and what that means for biomedical research.In this episode, the Behind Our Science team has two very important interviews with Dr. William Coleman ...
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Episode 28
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1:04:45
Episode 29- Organ-on-a-Chip: an afternoon with Dr. Lans Taylor
Welcome to Behind Our Science! In Episode 29, we sit down with Dr. D. Lansing 'Lans' Taylor from the University of Pittsburgh. Dr. Taylor is a renowned scientist, entrepreneur, and innovator whose pioneering work bridges academic discovery and ...
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Episode 29
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42:03