Singing about laboratory safety
We’ve talked about laboratory safety in the past here at Lab Out loud, but we’ve never put our thoughts to song. Fortunately, the folks at The Sounds of Science hit the right notes for us.
Read moreMonth: October 2009
Episode 35 – The Quantum Frontier
https://archive.org/download/lab-out-loud/LOL035.mp3 With the Large Hadron Collider scheduled to come back online in November, we were able to talk with writer and physicist Don Lincoln again (see Episode 8). Dr. Lincoln talks about the LHC and his new book: The Quantum Frontier. Links: The Quantum Frontier The Large Hadron Collider – CERN Lab Out Loud Episode 8: The Future of […]
Read moreEpisode 34 – Gene Therapy for Colorblind Monkeys
https://archive.org/download/lab-out-loud/LOL034.mp3 Our guest this week is Dr. Jay Neitz from the department of Ophthalmology at the University of Washington, Seattle. Dr. Neitz and his research team successfully used gene therapy to replace a faulty gene responsible for red-green colorblindness in adult male squirrel monkeys. We talk with Dr. Neitz about his experiment, its implications for gene therapy in humans […]
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