Finding Genius Podcast

Quantgene combines deep genomics with AI to detect cancer very early. When you listen, you'll hear Mr. Bhakdi explain:

• What information they are able to glean from a blood test regarding cancer pres…

On today’s episode, Dr. Price shares his insight and information on a range of fascinating topics, including the following:

• How microbiota and viruses interact
• How oral microbes in mice have been s…

“One of the unanticipated developments that really came from nano is that we evolved from chemistry, physics, engineering, medicine, toxicology, and so forth, and we learned to adopt each other’s app…

Greg Paulsen, Director of Applications Engineering at Xometry (xometry.com), discusses the work they do at Xometry, including an overview of on-demand manufacturing services.

Paulsen heads the Applic…

Gastrointestinal (GI) cancers such as esophageal and stomach cancer are on the rise worldwide, with under-resourced populations being particularly affected. Early detection of GI changes that can lea…

Is natural talent a real thing? Are human beings fundamentally different in that some are born with special capabilities, and others just aren’t? How are very high levels of performance attained? And…

Ben Atkinson, of the Functional Health podcast (FunctionalHealthInfo.com), is a nutritionist and health enthusiast. In this informative podcast, Ben talks about holistic wellness, functional medicine…

Renowned herbalist and nutritionist Donnie Yance talks about plant-based treatments with a focus on cancer management specifically. When you listen, you'll better understand

• How plants, by enduring …

Consumer wireless broadband connection uses better technology than the industrial sector. Mr. Kantor explains why and how Ondas is changing this through software defined radio projects and other tech…

P. Shannon Pendergrast, PhD, Chief Science Officer at Ymir Genomics (ymirgenomics.com), discusses his company’s work in biomarker identification techniques.

Dr. Pendergrast holds a PhD from the Rutg…

Dr. Annila, biophysics professor, explores the time and space relationship in this podcast. When you listen, you'll hear him discuss:

• Why he thinks Darwin's theory of natural selection can be approa…

Dr. Robin Smith, Lecturer in Physics at Sheffield Hallam University, UK, delivers an insightful overview of his work in nuclear physics research topics and experiments in nuclear physics.

Dr. Smith …

Anita Öst, Medical Faculty at Linköping University, provides an overview of the current state of epigenetics research as she discusses

epigenetic inheritance in humans.

Anita seeks to understand and …

Michael D. West, PhD, founder and CEO of AgeX Therapeutics, Inc. (agexinc.com), delivers an insightful overview of the effects of aging and the cellular aging mechanism.

Dr. West received his PhD fro…

It’s a belief that can be traced to the Ancient Greeks and Egyptians: the gut is the seat of emotion. Until recently, however, this idea hasn’t been given much attention in the world of modern scienc…

In this podcast, Dr. Jose Colon explains

• The different types of sleep interferences we may face.
• The efficacy of home-sleep studies versus sleep facility studies.
• Short and long-term sleep health b…

In today’s episode, Dr. Stasha Gominak discusses the gut microbiome, the benefits of vitamin D in terms of the microbiome, the importance of B vitamins, and how the microbiome affects sleep in genera…

Historically, researchers have performed clinical research studies exclusively on males. Dr. Nichole explains:

• Why this was the case and how this led to less effective medicine and treatment.
• What a…

OpGen uses genomics and informatics to improve management of patient infections by detecting antibiotic-resistant microbes. Mr. Jones describes

• How they do this by identifying the DNA of bacteria wi…

After Dinesh Thankur discovered the failings of a generic drug manufacturer in India, he's been on a campaign for change. When you listen to this discussion, you'll learn

• Why overseas drug companies…