GEN Podcasts

Positive global health outcomes are often contingent on more than just great science, as knowledge sharing is also a fundamental part of achieving public health goals. With drug resistance on the rise for many pathogens once thought well managed clinically, scientists are looking toward the development of new vaccines to help reduce morbidity and mortality for many global diseases. Collaboration between academia, industry, suppliers, and government organizations is crucial for the successful development of these vaccines, as these intellectual exchanges help accelerate production timelines, reduce costs, and increase chances of bringing an essential vaccine to market. The experts from the M LabTM Collaboration Centers at MilliporeSigma are no strangers to knowledge sharing and have been involved in supporting a number of successful vaccine development projects. In this GENcast, we talk to a diverse group of public health scientists and discuss their vaccine development projects and how the M Lab Collaboration Centers were able to assist them toward positive outcomes.

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GENcast Explore, Learn, & Collaborate On Viral Safety In Biomanufacturing by Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News

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Empowering a Precision Health Movement with Kevin Hrusovsky by Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News

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GENcast: Explore, Learn, and Collaborate on Next-Generation BioprocessingAs biomolecules become increasingly complex and manufacturer pipelines more diversified, scientists are searching for new ways to overcome the challenges of rapidly changing bioprocessing platforms. In this podcast, we have gathered an array of industry experts to discuss their efforts with the M LabTM Collaboration Centers around the globe to address some of the latest developments in Next-Generation Bioprocessing.This is the first in a five-part podcast series tackling diverse issues such as the need for speed to market in gene therapy, the demand for personnel training in emerging markets, and viral safety assurance in upstream and downstream. So, make sure you check back regularly to hear the latest GENcast session.Panelists: Torsten Bisschop, Karen Chan, Matteo Costioli, PhD, Mike Felo, and Emily Petersonhttps://www.genengnews.com/resources/podcasts/gencast/next-gen-bioprocessing-millipore/

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GEN Sounds of Science April 14, 2017New research may eventually lead to orally ingestible bacteria for monitoring gut health and disease—with the ultimate goal being the development of a home inflammation test.

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