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Prof Linda Griffith from MIT shares the importance of good personal relationships within impactful collaborations. Linda Griffith is Director of the Center for Gynopathology Research at MIT. Linda shares some fascinating personal experiences from over 30 years of working with many colleagues across multiple disciplines. Developed in partnership with Science. Listen now
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A thought-provoking conversation between Science Magazine’s Sean Sanders and ex stand-up comedian/Assistant Prof at NYU Langone Health, Dr. Shruti Naik about why the scientific community is better together. Developed in partnership with Science. Listen now
Sean speaks with three scientists involved with the HuBMAP consortium about what it takes to bring over 300 diverse experts together to achieve a common goal. Prof Katy Börner from Indiana University, Dr John Hickey from Stanford University and Dr Andrea Radtke from the US National Institutes of He…
Malcolm Skingle from Glaxo Smith-Kline tells Sean about the huge opportunities within industry-academia collaborations to drive science for the greater good. Prof Malcolm Skingle manages academic liaison at Glaxo Smith-Kline and faces the challenge of collaborating with people across disciplines an…
Sean is joined by Oded Rechavi from Tel Aviv University who discusses the power of collaborations that bring together different fields and perspectives. Oded Rechavi is a professor at Tel Aviv University in Israel and is on a mission to challenge fundamental long-held dogmas. We hear how partnershi…
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