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 this article, we will discuss the commonly used model organisms for microbiome research, and what insights they can provide.
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.
Before we get too far into the new year, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on 2021.
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.
Thanks to InVivo Biosystems, Dr. Galyan now has the data necessary to present to investors to fund additional research into the compound. Additionally, he was able to use the data to submit a patent application on the compound in September of 2021.
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.
In our most recent white paper we aim to answer the questions – What is the microbiome? How does it help or hinder health? And, what does recent research indicate?
