Dr. Jen and Dr. Shane host a celebration for the Day of Immunology with three distinguished guests. First, Lauren Howson from WEHI's Immunology Division delves into the roles of "unconventional" immune cells in human disease, aiming to guide new therapeutic strategies, particularly for inherited primary immunodeficiency (PID). Then, Dr. Alexander Davenport, a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at WEHI, focuses on enhancing T cell killing of tumour cells, targeting novel protein targets for pediatric brain cancer immunotherapies, notably Diffuse Midline Glioma (DMG). Lastly, writer and poet Alicia Sometimes explores dark energy and gravitational waves through art installations and collaborations with scientists, culminating in her book "Stellar Atmospheres" which combines physics, science communication, and personal experiences like her battle with breast cancer.
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Macquarie Island, Tattoos, Phage Therapy.
Genetic Adaptation for Cold Weather, Default Networks in the Brain, and Earthquake Science
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Automated insulin delivery (AID) systems, Star Trek tech and Fungus Resistant Frogs
Beta-blockers and anthracycline chemotherapy
Dementia Research, International Congress of Genetics event, Cave Sleep Research
Gendered health, poo pathogens and psychological interventions
The Importance of Immunology & Exciting Developments for Diabetes Treatment
Crocodiles, Immune Systems, Cancer and Neurodegeneration
Antarctica - Sepsis - Star Trek
Conspiracy Theories, Health Technologies and… Mammoth Meatballs?!
Endometriosis Special Broadcast - Live to Air in the 3RRR Performance space
Dark Matter, Green Wellbeing and Stress on the Brain
Using the immune system to fight the battle against cancer.
Autistic Adult Research, Ultra-processed Foods and Cognition, Whale Communication Research
Naked Mole-Rats, Re-engineering Antibiotics and Fossil Dating
Veteran Journalist Peter Hitchener OAM
Bees, Fires and the Melbourne Pollen Count
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