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The Sci-Files is hosted by Mari Dowling and Dimitri Joseph. Together they highlight the importance of science, especially student research at Michigan State University.

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23. mar 2025

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Kathryn Wierenga on Silica and Lupus 31.03.2019 25:46

This week on The Sci-Files, Daniel and Chelsie interview Kathryn Wierenga. Kathryn is a doctoral student in the Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Department at Michigan State University. Her research focuses on an autoimmune disease known as lupus erythematosus. Autoimmune diseases affect over 25 million Americans. Her lab is studying how the development of lupus is affected by two environmental...

John Tran on Plant BioFuels 24.03.2019 27:02

On this weeks episode of The Sci-Files, Daniel and Chelsie interview John Tran. John is a Plant Biology Ph. D. student at Michigan State University looking to improve bioenergy. He studies the plant cell wall which provides plants structural support and protection. The layer can be tough and rigid, which can make the production of plant biomass less amenable for bioenergy purposes. John’s goal is...

Jennifer Watts on Zika 03.03.2019 23:04

To kick off The Sci-Files, Daniel and Chelsie interview Jennifer Watts. Jennifer is a Doctoral Candidate with the Physiology Department at Michigan State University. She is also the President of the Physiology Graduate Student Council. In this episode, Daniel and Chelsie interview Jennifer on her research with the Zika virus ( ZIKV ). ZIKV emerged in Brazil in 2015, causing detrimental effects on...