Research in Action

Preview Mode Links will not work in preview mode

Research is the gateway to solutions to our world’s most urgent needs. From fundamental to applied to translational work, everything starts with research. Research in Action brings the stories behind the life-changing, mind-blowing work solving humanity’s most urgent needs. The podcast tackles familiar topics like vaccine and cancer research but also challenges like food insecurity, clean water, and income inequality. It includes mind-blowing topics like gravitational space waves, blackholes, brain science, and the eye-raising discoveries that bumblebees may know how big they are. Join us for Research in Action to learn about the people and stories behind the life-changing, mind-blowing research solving humanity’s most urgent needs.

How patient-led research and citizen scientists are advancing scientific discovery

Mar 31, 2023

How can patients and their families become more integral in the research process and drug discovery? How can citizen scientists and patient-led research become more accepted in the scientific community? And who qualifies as a citizen scientist? We will tackle those questions and much more in this episode with Amy...

Helping scientific and evidence-based research go faster for pharma with startup ingenuity

Mar 15, 2023

What are the obstacles to faster pharmaceutical and medical research? And is there such a thing as a comprehensive biomedical search and AI engine? We will learn those answers and more with guest Matteo Ghetti, cofounder of Sweden-based startup PapersHive. PapersHive is a biomedical search and AI engine to help...

Orthopedic surgeons use machine learning to predict better patient outcomes and reduce costs

Mar 13, 2023

How is machine learning helping orthopedic surgeons predict better outcomes for patients? And how can those algorithms help predict how bone fracture surgery is approached? We will get those answers and much more on this episode with Dr. Akash Shah, Resident Physician in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at UCLA...