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  • Il giardino frugale

    Ti racconto la mia idea di giardino-Episodio 1

    Il giardino non chiede di essere salvato. Chiede di essere accompagnato. E in questo accompagnamento, se siamo attenti, salvaguardiamo qualcosa di più grande di noi: la possibilità di una relazione non predatoria con il mondo. Una relazione in cui...

    Today · 6 min
  • Experimental History

    The Strangest Idea in the World

    Coming soon to a bookshelf near you! Preorder The Strangest Idea in the World: US: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/772441/the-strangest-idea-in-the-world-by-adam-mastroianni/ UK: https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/464588/the-strangest-idea-in-the-world-by-mastroianni-adam/9780241732205

    Today · 5 min
  • Merci de l'avoir posée

    Comment nos ancêtres mangeaient-ils ?

    Un podcast de l'Université de Strasbourg

    Today · 5 min
  • The Stem Cell Podcast

    Ep. 331: “How the Heart Takes Shape” Featuring Dr. Lika Drahklis

    Guest: Dr. Lika Drakhlis is a Junior Group Leader at Hannover Medical School. She discusses how her lab uses human pluripotent stem cells to develop complex, multi-tissue organoids that model the co-development of the heart, vasculature, and foregut. She also explores how these models reveal the spatial organization and cellular interactions that shape early heart development, and how they can be used to study congenital disease and develop more human-relevant alternatives to animal models. Featured Products and Resources: Improve your skills in hPSC culture and maintenance with this free, on-demand course. Learn about organoid cultures from the expertsby visiting the STEMCELL Technologies’ Organoid Information Hub. The Stem Cell Science Round Up Building a Human–Mouse Cortex – Human cortical organoids extensively integrate into the mouse brain, forming functional neural circuits that enable behavioral studies of human neurodevelopment and disease. Connecting the Central and Peripheral – Self-organizing neural organoids recreate the coordinated development of the spinal cord and peripheral sensory nervous system, enabling studies of development, disease, and drug effects. Tracing the Brain’s Origins – Lineage tracing and stem cell models reveal two distinct neural progenitors that separately give rise to the forebrain/midbrain and hindbrain. Engineering Stem Cells for Bone – A first-in-human trial suggests that engineering patients’ own mesenchymal stem cells to better home to bone may provide a safe and durable approach to treating osteoporosis. Photo Reference: Courtesy of Dr. Lika Drahklis Subscribe to our newsletter! Never miss updates about new episodes. Subscribe

    Today · 1 hr 13 min

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