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Dr. Iswar Hariharan: Fruit Flies, Regeneration, and the Future of Medicine
Today we talk to Dr. Iswar Hariharan about his research studying the genetic regulation of growth and regeneration using fruit flies. Learn about how the same genes that control organ size during development are often the ones mutated in human cancers, and what this means for the future of regenerative medicine. This podcast was recorded in Spring 2023.
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Dr. Jeffrey Fredberg: Cell Jamming and the Mechanics of Disease
Today we talk to Dr. Jeffrey Fredberg about his research studying the physical mechanics of how cells move together in the lungs. Learn about how the surprising physics of jamming, the same phenomenon behind traffic jams, helps explain diseases like asthma and pulmonary fibrosis. This podcast was recorded in Fall 2021.
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