Danielle Spice

Science with Spice - Between Experiments

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Welcome to Science with Spice – Between Experiments 🔬✨ This is where lab coats loosen, curiosity runs wild, and science gets a whole lot more human. Join Dr. Danielle Spice as she sits down with brilliant scientists from around the world—not just to talk about their research, but to uncover the stories, surprises, and “wait…what?!” moments behind it. From cutting-edge discoveries to the messy, hilarious, and unexpected realities of life in science, this series breaks it all down in a way that actually makes sense (no PhD required 😉). Because science doesn’t just happen in experiments—it hap...

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Mussels, Medical Adhesives & Being Yourself 15.06.2026 34:43

Happy Pride Month! Dr. Spice sits down with Dr. Angelico Obille (aka Kwaga Musselle) where they discuss their research into freshwater mussels to discover new proteins involved in making things sticky when it's wet - a potential new tool in medical adhesion! Dr. Obille also shares their story about the challenges of becoming their true self as a scientist, drag queen and performer. Checkout Dr. Ob...

Bacterial Immune Systems & UFMylation 18.05.2026 40:10

Join us as we dive into the fascinating world of biochemistry with PhD candidate Carlo Armijo from Stanford University! In this episode, we explore U-F-M-ylation Cycling and Ribosome Recycling at the Endoplasmic Reticulum, and we discuss his groundbreaking research that is reshaping our understanding of bacterial defense mechanisms against viruses. Key takeaways: Discover the role of UFMylation in...

Nanotech, Scaffolds & Organs in a Dish 27.04.2026 38:00

Growing mini organs in a dish is the newest frontier in drug development, but it's a LOT more complex than simply growing cells... Join Dr. Spice as she discusses nanotechnology, bioscaffolds and brain organoids with the expert materials science engineer turned stem cell biologist and neuroscientist, Dr. Peter Serles, a post-doctoral fellow from Caltech and USC.