James Swanson
Medical School Research Podcast
The medical school research podcast aims to publish conversations from medical students who have excelled in the area of research. In our podcast, you will get to listen to students from different medical schools, varying pre-medical research backgrounds, and various fields of research. Whether you are only doing research to improve your residency candidacy or hoping to pursue a career in academic medicine, this podcast will help you on your journey.
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James Swanson
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31 août 2024
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Alex Strelko: Geese Migration Patterns, Meningiomas, the Research Arms Race, and More! 31.08.2024 29:09
In this episode of the Medical School Research Podcast, we speak with Alex Strelko, a third-year medical student from the Stritch School of Medicine. Alex brings a wealth of experience in both basic and clinical science research, offering unique insights from his diverse background. Join us as we discuss his work at Boston University, the competitive landscape of medical research, and much more....
Nathan Shlobin: Neurosurgery research, MD/MBA, and more! 30.11.2022 31:07
In this episode, we will be talking to Nathan Shlobin. Nathan is an MD/MBA student at Northwestern's Feinberg School of Medicine and he plans to apply for a neurosurgery residency. Nathan is the author of more than 200 research items as seen on research gate. Besides his impressive research experience, Nathan and I talk about his plans for business school and his experience working as an edi...
Cullen Lilley: Finding research opportunities in and outside of the laboratory 25.10.2022 44:59
In this episode, Parker and James interview Cullen Lilley. Cullen is an M4 at Stritch School of Medicine and is currently applying to pathology residency programs. He is also the co-founder of Path Elective and the creator of Micro MedEd. Cullen has diverse research experience from performing wet lab work at the CDC, performing medical education research, and even publishing work in the field of b...
Urology Research Gap Year and DO Journey: Kalon Morgan 24.09.2022 29:53
Welcome to the Medical School Research Podcast. In today's episode, we will be talking to Kalon Morgan. Kalon is a Fourth Year DO student at Rocky Vista University. Kalon's story is impressive and motivating. He is a husband and father who has found the time to seek research opportunities outside his own institution. In the episode, you will hear about his journey in seeking out a resear...
Achieving high productivity and impact with Nolan Brown 18.09.2022 1:00:14
Welcome to the Medical School Research Podcast. In today's episode, we will be talking to Nolan Brown. Nolan is an M4 at the University of California Irvine School of Medicine and is applying for a neurosurgery residency. Nolan is one of the most prolific medical student researchers to date. He has more than 200 research items as seen on research gate, has published a book you can find on Ama...
Data Informatics with Mike Littau 17.09.2022 26:23
Welcome to the Medical School Research Podcast. In today's episode, we will be talking to Mike Littau. Mike is an M4 at Stritch School of Medicine and spent his last four years conducting research in the nexus of data informatics and surgical oncology. Mike has also published more than 14 research items as seen on research gate. Before we start the episode, I want to note that Mike's aud...
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