Jordan Shavit is a professor of Pediatrics and Human Genetics, and the Henry and Mala Dorfman Family Professor at the University of Michigan. Dr. Shavit’s research interests are the genetics of hematologic and cardiovascular diseases, including hemophilia and bleeding disorders, as well as excessive clotting, such as myocardial infarction, stroke, and deep vein thrombosis. He …
In Episode 67 of 17 Minutes of Science, we are joined by Dr. Gabriel Bossé. Gabriel Bossé is currently a postdoctoral fellow with Randall Peterson at the University of Utah. Listen in as we talk with Gabriel on how he developed the first self administration model using zebrafish to study opioid addiction.
In Episode 66 of 17 Minutes of Science, Dr. Sarah Cheesman talks with Dr. Marius Galyan, the founder and CEO of Galyan Bio.
In episode 65 of 17 Minutes of Science, we sat down with our very own Dr. Chris Hopkins, CSO at InVivo Biosystems.
As we enter 2022, we are reflecting on the exciting projects we’ve been involved with over the past few years, and the engrossing conversations we’ve had. To hear full-length versions of these conversations check out our 17 Minutes of Science podcast page.
Episode 64: Why Zebrafish are Particularly Well Suited for Anti-Seizure Research with Dr. Deborah Kurrasch
Tune in to episode 63 as we talk with Alicia McConnell about Camp Zon, a two week research opportunity for high schoolers to get real-life experience working in a research lab.
Join us for episode 62 of 17 minutes of Science as we talk with Dr. Jagan Srinivasan from Worcester Polytechnic Institute about his recently published paper using C. elegans to identify a sex-specific behavior.
Episode 61: Catching up with Kashi Labs: Viral Genome Sequencing (with Dr. Zahra Kashi, Kashi Clinical Laboratories)
Episode 60: What can microscopic worms tell us about our healthspan? With Dr. Adam Saunders (InVivo Biosystems).
