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The life sciences industry has become an innovative and economic engine in Pennsylvania.  The industry itself says "Modern biotechnology provides breakthrough products and technologies to combat debilitating and rare diseases, reduce our environmental footprint, feed the hungry, use less and cleaner energy, and have safer, cleaner and more efficient industrial manufacturing processes."

In Pennsylvania, that means the production of medical devices and equipment, drugs and pharmaceuticals and research and testing.

The life sciences industries has a $40 billion impact on Pennsylvania.  More than 79,000 people are employed in the industries and they earn an average salary of more than $90,000 a year.

It's not just the Philadelphia and Pittsburgh universities and medical facilities that are on the forefront of the biotech industries -- Central Pennsylvania is home to several nationally ranked facilities.

We'll learn more about the biotech or life sciences industries on Thursday's Smart Talk. 

Our guests include Fritz Bittenbender, Executive President, Public Affairs with the Biotechnology Industry Organization https://www.bio.org/ and Sheri Collins, Deputy Secretary of the Office of Technology and Innovation with the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development http://www.newpa.com/.

Smart Talk 5/14/15 B: PA is one of nation's leaders in biotech industry

Smart Talk 5/14/15 A: PA is one of nation's leaders in biotech industry

Claudio Giuliano hosts a conversation with William R. Brody, four time medical entrepreneur, former president of Johns Hopkins University and Salk Institute, one of the most respected players at the crossroad of medical research and industry

Innogest Conversations

Bill Brody and the laws of physics of medical startups

Overcoming Racial Bias In Genomics Research

This month, Assistant Professor of Biostatistics Brian Healy, PhD gives insight into the future of clinical trials and model building in biostatistics. At the crux of study design innovation and new prediction model building, researchers should take advantage of this unique time in research and technology to do their best work.

Big Data and Precision Medicine: Improving Studies and Results

Matt is the Vice President of Business Development at TSRI, as well as Chief Operating Officer at Calibr. Listen as we talk about what constitutes commercially valuable research, why TSRI is #1 for science innovation and how to design a home jungle gym.

Show notes:

Matt’s recent Biocom Catalyst Award
http://www.scripps.edu/newsandviews/i_20171002/20171002tremblay_biocom.html?utm_source=newsviews&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=internal20171002

Calibr Bio
http://www.calibr.org/about/institute-leadership/

TSRI-Calibr partnership
https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2016-10/sri-tac102016.php

Episode 3 - Matt Tremblay: Technology Transfer - From Bench to Bedside

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We, the scientists, should change the situation and change the policies of Indexes such as Clarivate's Web of Science, and Medline, and make indexes work for us. Otherwise, why should all of these organizations exist?

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Librarians Against Scientists: Oncotarget lesson

Steve is the Director of Digital Medicine at the Scripps Translational Science Institute (STSI). Listen as we talk about Fitbits, perverse healthcare incentives and hiking to Mount Everest Base Camp.

Show notes:

Steve’s bio at STSI
https://www.stsiweb.org/about/faculty/steinhubl-steven/

STSI Precision Medicine Initiative
https://www.stsiweb.org/translational-research/precision-medicine-initiative/

DIGIMED 2017 conference program
https://www.stsiweb.org/event/digimed17/digimed17-program/

Nature Digital Medicine Journal
https://www.nature.com/npjdigitalmed/

Episode 4 - Steve Steinhubl: Digital Medicine

Last time on ThinkResearch, we learned of the social climate that shaped Dr. Jonathan Beckwith's science. This week, hear about the studies Beckwith undertook to find out just what genetic engineering was capable of.

Outcomes and Implications: Understanding Genetic Engineering

Pharmacology is the study of how a medicine works in the body, which is a critical step in understanding what medicines people should be given, and at what dose and schedule. As we learn more about the complex genomics that make each person unique, the role of pharmacologists is becoming increasingly important for personalizing safe and effective treatments. Jane speaks to Sara Kenkare-Mitra, Senior Vice President, Development Sciences, to get a glimpse into the future of this field.

S2E07: The Therapeutic Window

In this episode we speak with Dr. Satchin Panda a Professor at the Salk Institute about Circadian Rhythms and Timed-Eating.  Dr. Panda's  research focuses on circadian rhythm in health and disease. His discoveries are rated among the top ten breakthroughs of the year by the Science magazine, and he is considered as one of the top 50 influential scientists in the book “Brain Trust”. Research in his lab has shown the profound impact of ambient light and daily eating-fasting rhythm on the prevention and management of chronic diseases and cancer.

mycircadianclock.org
www.salk.edu

Circadian Rhythms And Time - Restricted Eating With Dr. Satchin Panda

So far this season we’ve talked about the immune system a lot – how immune cells communicate, traffic along connective tissue, and invasive tumors. But what actually is the immune system? What’s it made of? How does it work? To close out our second season, Jane speaks with Andy Chan, Senior Vice President of Research Biology, to unravel the mysteries behind the immune system.

S2E08: Why You Should Study Immunology

At the second annual March for Science in Washington, D.C., Susan B. Sorenson of Penn's School of Social Policy & Practice spoke about gun violence prevention.

March For Science 2018 Live Stream

Michael Super, PhD, of the Wyss Institute, shares his story of how the spread of infectious disease throughout South Africa and London inspired him to pursue human health and combat disease.

Protein Engineering: Editing Functionality

Ep18: Ethan Perlstein

Tony Coles on neurodegenerative drug discovery and inclusive leadership.

Ep21: Tony Coles

In this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor and guests Dr. Philis-Tsimikas, an endocrinologist, and Tyeisha Smith, a mother of five who has been dealing with type 1 diabetes for almost two decades, discuss Smith's diagnosis, how she got educated about her condition and the clinical trial that changed her life: www.scripps.org/6428p

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What is diabetes? (1:01)
What's the difference between type 1 and type 2 diabetes? (1:31)
What happened to Tyeisha Smith? (2:40)
How has technology changed glucose monitoring? (4:52)
How has technology changed the delivery of insulin? (9:31)
What other new technologies are helping people who have diabetes? (10:52)
How have diabetes technologies improved Smith's life? (12:56)
What is prediabetes? (15:30)
What is Project Dulce? (20:26)
What advice would you give to people with diabetes? (24:45)

Diabetes: New Technology  Improving Diabetes Management with Dr. Philis-Tsimikas and Tyeisha Smith

John Quackenbush, PhD, of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, discusses his research on networks within the genome that impact the functionality of cells.

Flipping the Switch: Communication in the Genome

In this episode we talk with Ira Pastor, Chief Executive Officer of Bioquark Inc. about the cutting edge topic of Cellular Regeneration and its implications in the field of Health & Wellness

Biologics: Re-Igniting Human Cellular Regeneration with Ira Pastor

Sabah Oney on becoming a scientific business executive.

Ep28: Sabah Oney

Gene Richardson, MD, PhD, of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health discusses how his background in anthropology, philosophy, Buddhism, and medicine led him to a deeper understanding of public health challenges – including inequality -- throughout the world.

Beyond Biomedical: Critical Theory and Social Science

Oncotarget is a primarily oncology-focused, peer-reviewed, open access journal. Papers are published continuously within yearly volumes in their final and complete form and then quickly released to Pubmed.

Oncotarget is now indexed by MEDLINE, PubMed and PMC/PubMed.

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