Whether it’s when commuting to work or while walking the dog, it’s always good with some entertainment. It’s even better when it can make you smarter at the same time! We’ve made a list of five podcasts that are worth a listen
Molecular biologist Maryam Zaringhalam discovers something strange about her sense of smell, and Hillary Savoie’s daughter is born with a rare genetic mutation.
At the Festival of Genomics London 2017, The Institute of Cancer Research asked three key people working in cancer research why genomics is important.
There’s a good chance that a lot of what you learned about the shape DNA is wrong. In Science Happens! Carl Zimmer explores a world of DNA folding
Biomedical scientist Paul Knoepfler believes that “designer babies” are no longer science fiction, and could become reality within 15 years
The latest episode of Signal podcast explores the creation of the priority review voucher program
Founder of the Ig Nobel awards Marc Abrahams explores the world’s most improbable research
Latest episode of Genentech’s podcast looks a new generation of “super antibiotics” could hold the key to overcoming antibiotic resistance
What are the benefits of self-monitoring devices? Is it worth collecting all that personal health data? Statistician Talithia Williams argues, yes
The latest episode of Genentech’s new show (Two Scientists Walk Into A Bar) looks at cell to cell communication, and what goes wrong when disease strikes
Along with a crew of technologists and scientists, Jorge Soto is developing a simple, noninvasive early detection system for cancer
“Gene therapy in a box” pioneer Jennifer Adair is interviewed for the latest episode of The Stem Cell podcast
Ann Culkin, an oncology nurse at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, discusses the importance of patient-centered care in the age of the internet
Can “any idiot” really use CRISPR? Reporter Jon Cohen sets out to try gene editing for himself, and discovers that pipette technique is everything
Ever wondered how those clever ‘molecular scissors’ really work? Let this animation be your handy guide to the workings of CRISPR
