Season 4 features stories about graduate students whose fundamental research in biology is poised to have an impact on society. In this episode, we’ll hear from Keene Abbott. He’s a cancer researcher, but the way he goes about it might feel counterintuitive at first glance. In order to find new ways to fight the disease, Keene studies what makes cancer cells feel more at home in the lab.
Produced by Eva Frederick and Raleigh McElvery. Music for this episode came from the Free Music Archive and Blue Dot Sessions at www.sessions.blue. In order of appearance:
“Something Elated” — Broke for Free
“Hardsider” — Blue Dot Sessions
“Vegimaine” — Blue Dot Sessions
“Talltell” — Blue Dot Sessions
“Borough” — Blue Dot Sessions
“Tapoco Critter” — Blue Dot Sessions
“Lamplist” — Blue Dot Sessions
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Season 4 features stories about graduate students whose fundamental research in biology is poised to have an impact on society. In this episode, we’ll hear from Keene Abbott. He’s a cancer researcher, but the way he goes about it might feel counterintuitive at first glance. In order to find new ways to fight the disease, Keene studies what makes cancer cells feel more at home in the lab.
Produced by Eva Frederick and Raleigh McElvery. Music for this episode came from the Free Music Archive and Blue Dot Sessions at www.sessions.blue. In order of appearance:
“Something Elated” — Broke for Free
“Hardsider” — Blue Dot Sessions
“Vegimaine” — Blue Dot Sessions
“Talltell” — Blue Dot Sessions
“Borough” — Blue Dot Sessions
“Tapoco Critter” — Blue Dot Sessions
“Lamplist” — Blue Dot Sessions
Season 3 features stories of breaking the mold. In our second episode, we’ll meet Thy Pham, a fifth-year graduate student in the Bartel lab. After moving to the U.S. from Vietnam at age 20, she learned English while delving into biophysics and computer science courses, opening a door to a career that she hadn’t realized was available to her. At Whitehead Institute, she’s applying artificial intelligence to predict how cells fine tune gene expression using short sequences of RNA called microRNAs.
Produced by Raleigh McElvery and Conor Gearin.
Music for this episode came from the Free Music Archive and Blue Dot Sessions at www.sessions.blue. In order of appearance:
“Something Elated” — Broke for Free
“Brek PKL” — Blue Dot Sessions
“Dowdy” — Blue Dot Sessions
“Eggs and Powder” — Blue Dot Sessions
“Net and Cradle” — Blue Dot Sessions
“Lissa” — Blue Dot Sessions
“Dance of Felt” — Blue Dot Sessions
“Lakeside Path” — Blue Dot Sessions
“New Crescente” — Blue Dot Sessions
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Season 4 features stories about graduate students whose fundamental research in biology is poised to have an impact on society. In this episode, we’ll hear from Keene Abbott. He’s a cancer researcher, but the way he goes about it might feel counterintuitive at first glance. In order to find new ways to fight the disease, Keene studies what makes cancer cells feel more at home in the lab.
Produced by Eva Frederick and Raleigh McElvery. Music for this episode came from the Free Music Archive and Blue Dot Sessions at www.sessions.blue. In order of appearance:
“Something Elated” — Broke for Free
“Hardsider” — Blue Dot Sessions
“Vegimaine” — Blue Dot Sessions
“Talltell” — Blue Dot Sessions
“Borough” — Blue Dot Sessions
“Tapoco Critter” — Blue Dot Sessions
“Lamplist” — Blue Dot Sessions
