How this scientist transplanted a human brain organoid into a rat!! ft. Dr. Isaac Chen
05/02/23 • 48 min
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I invited Dr. Isaac Chen, the Assistant professor of Neurosurgery at the Presbyterian Medical Center of Philadelphia and UPenn, on the podcast. He recently transplanted a human brain organoid into a rat, which made mainstream news. In this episode, we talked about a lot of interesting topics from brain organoids, robotic surgery, brain chimera ethical issues, and more. ----------------------------------------- Thanks to the sponsors/partners: Newsly:
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I invited Dr. Isaac Chen, the Assistant professor of Neurosurgery at the Presbyterian Medical Center of Philadelphia and UPenn, on the podcast. He recently transplanted a human brain organoid into a rat, which made mainstream news. In this episode, we talked about a lot of interesting topics from brain organoids, robotic surgery, brain chimera ethical issues, and more. ----------------------------------------- Thanks to the sponsors/partners: Newsly:
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