Drop the STEM podcast
Drop the STEM podcast
Impactful conversations with great minds to inspire change and spread passion for science
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5 de nov de 2023
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2.6. Osteoarthritis and the Future of Cartilage Regeneration Research - Elisha Johnston 05.11.2023 46:15
🎙️ New Episode Alert! 🎧 Hey there, Drop the STEM podcast followers! We've got an awesome episode lined up for you. 🌟 Join us in welcoming Elisha Johnston, a brilliant researcher in the field of molecular biology. 🧬 Elisha's journey through science has been nothing short of extraordinary. From craniofacial development to cartilage regeneration, he's explored a wide range of research projects. Cu...
2.5. Improving the efficiency of recombinant DNA technology - Rishab Jain 23.10.2022 52:04
Rishab Jain is a teen innovator, researcher, and content creator. At 13, he was already named America's Top Young Scientist for his novel research in improving radiotherapy for pancreatic cancer patients. In 2018, he was named one of TIME Magazine's 25 Most Influential Teens. In 2022, Rishab won the Regeneron Young Scientist Distinction for his work to improve the efficiency of recombinant DNA tec...
2.4. Novel Shoe Design using Magnetic Levitation and Machine Learning - Dev Lochan 02.09.2022 57:49
The pod’s back again with an encouraging and edifying episode coming your way: let me introduce you Dev Lochan, who is a multi-award-winning young researcher in biomedical engineering. Dev developed a novel shoe using magnetic levitation and machine learning to reduce ground reaction forces and correct overpronation to alleviate joint pain and make a remarkably soft shoe! His mission is to combine...
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