Jul 10, 2009
Episode 59 of the Brain Science
Podcast is an interview with Dr. Guy Caldwell who is a
molecular biologist at the University of Alabama. Since moving to
Alabama ten years ago he has done groundbreaking work in applying
the green florescent protein techniques developed by his mentor,
Nobel Laureate Martin Chalfie to the study of dopamine neurons
in the tiny worm C.
Elegans. In this interview Dr. Campbell and Dr. Caldwell
discuss the growing role of molecular biology as a tool in
neuroscience. Dr. Caldwell explains why he thinks there is a good
chance that a cure for Parkinson's Disease will be found within the
next 10 years.
This interview also contains practical information for students interested in pursuing a career in science.
Announcements:
Dr. Campbell is the guest speaker at the July 18 meeting of Skeptics in the Pub in Atlanta, Georgia: http://ow.ly/fh2y
Dr. Campbell was interviewed on Episode 96 of Brains Matter.
Transcripts are now available for all past episodes of the Brain Science Podcast at http://brainsciencepodcast.com/.
Please join our new Brain Science Podcast Fan Page on Facebook.
Donations of $25 or more qualify you for the new monthly book give away.
Learn more at http://brainsciencepodcast.com or send Dr. Campbell email at gincampbell at mac.com.
This interview also contains practical information for students interested in pursuing a career in science.
Announcements:
Dr. Campbell is the guest speaker at the July 18 meeting of Skeptics in the Pub in Atlanta, Georgia: http://ow.ly/fh2y
Dr. Campbell was interviewed on Episode 96 of Brains Matter.
Transcripts are now available for all past episodes of the Brain Science Podcast at http://brainsciencepodcast.com/.
Please join our new Brain Science Podcast Fan Page on Facebook.
Donations of $25 or more qualify you for the new monthly book give away.
Learn more at http://brainsciencepodcast.com or send Dr. Campbell email at gincampbell at mac.com.