intersections

About the theme

For the first TSB theme of 2023, we want to acknowledge the unexpected encounters that move science, research, and society forward as different fields, ideas, and methodologies find each other. Join us as we dive into the wonders of intersections, where dialogue and multidisciplinarity reign unchallenged.

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Are we Ignoring Women’s Unique Heart Health Needs? A conversation with Dr. Maddalena Ardissino

From the mischaracterisation of women as low-risk patients to the potential risks posed by hormonal factors, Dr. Ardissino’s research is a clarion call for a more bespoke and informed approach…

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Mind the Plastic: Exploring Microplastics’ Effects on Health

Wherever you are, without turning around or changing your field of vision, count how many plastic objects you see. In my small 50 m2 apartment, I count 46. This little…

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Migraine, a Dance of Harmony and Havoc

Take a closer look at the risk factors, onset and progression of migraines, a condition twice as common in women than in men. We will also discuss the unique and…

podcast episodes

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3.24 Self-medicating ants – w/ Katja, Pritakshi & Jason Rissanen

In this episode Katja and Pritakshi interview Jason Rissanen about his PhD centred around insects familiar to us all: ants! Have you ever thought that just like us humans, ants…

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3.23 The ups and downs of doing a PhD – w/ Anastasiia, Katja & Laura Suominen

Interested in doing a PhD?Or curious to hear PhD advice from fellow students?Just feel like listening to a conversation?Well, you’re in luck, as Anastasiia, Katja and guest Laura Suominen discuss…

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3.22 Diabetes: can stem cells be a solution? – w/ Giuliano, Rhiannon & Tom Barsby

Strap in for a fun episode on a very serious topic: diabetes. This week, postdoc researcher Tom Barsby joins in to discuss how diabetes could be treated with lab-grown cells.…

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