Podcasts

The BioRad.io podcast series is focused on R&D informatics, introducing you to people responsible for implementing systems and technologies to a diverse set of use-cases. Join us every month to see what you can learn.

The Hanging with My Chromies podcast series is focused on the many surprising applications of chromatography and the stories surrounding them. Join us every month to see what you can learn.

Listen to the podcast. PROLOGUE Charlene Son Rigby: They are really looking to get their test validated and launch their test as quickly as possible. Being able to do that in even as short as a three month period and being able to kind of set up there, you know, the NGS operations, um, as well as getting the IT systems piece up and running is a pretty significant set of activities to complete. The cloud really enables them to do that. Kashef Qaadri: My name is Kashef, and this is BioRad.io — a group of biologists turned bioinformaticians bring you into the world of research and development informatics by interviewing the people responsible for implementing systems and technologies to a unique and diverse set of use cases. Several biopharma organizations are dealing with similar issues, technical, executive buy-in, mindset. Well, organizations can learn from the experience of others and …

The Brilliant Science podcasts will introduce you to some of the amazing science being done around the world. Join us every month to see what you can learn.

How well do you understand your microbiota? Dr. Allyson Byrd of Genentech, the fourth guest on Brilliant Science, is a bioinformatician focusing on parsing all the data our microbiomes have to offer. Read about the value of analyzing microbiota and how Dr. Byrd hopes to leverage the results.

Single-cell techniques offer exciting, new ways to understand personalized medicine and research. Developing these techniques at Bio-Rad is Dr. Kelly Kaihara, the third guest on Brilliant Science. Read about what makes single-cell analysis different and Kaihara’s perspective on its potential moving forward.

Our immune systems could soon hold the key to rewriting disease and disorder treatments. Studying the inner workings of the immune system’s primary weapon, the macrophage, with the help of CRISPR is Dr. Adam Hoppe at SDSU. Read more about his exciting work and what he hopes to accomplish next.

On the scientific horizon are possibilities of curing genetic disorders and altering disease management — all because of CRISPR. Investigating exciting approaches to reversing the effects of muscular dystrophy with the help of CRISPR is Dr. Chengzu Long at NYU. Read more about his life, his work, and where he sees CRISPR going next.

In this podcast, biosimilar key opinion leader Dr. Paul Rhyne provides an overview of the current state of biosimilars and their global impact. Leveraging his 20+ years of experience in developing biologics, he discusses how cost and patient access play a big role in this new field of research.

2017 saw the launch of Bioradiations’ first-ever podcast! Here you can listen to the top five podcasts we published this year, and learn about a variety of topics from CRISPR gene editing to what biomarkers and biosimilars are.