Beyond Biotech - the podcast from Labiotech
Welcome to the official Labiotech.eu podcast - Beyond Biotech! Each week, we talk about what's happening in the world of biotech, with news and interviews with experts from companies around the world. Join us as we cover the latest news, breakthroughs and innovations shaping the life sciences industry.A new podcast episode is available every Friday. The host is Dylan Kissane.
Podcasting since 2022 • 162 episodes
Beyond Biotech - the podcast from Labiotech
Latest Episodes
A Finnish biotech is making progress on Parkinson's disease with support from The Michael J. Fox Foundation
Parkinsons disease impacts some 10 million people worldwide and current approaches to treating the condition almost exclusively focus on addressing symptoms – there is, as of yet, no cure. One Finnish biotech, however, is not focused on allevia...
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Episode 162
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38:02
How RNAi is expanding from a therapy of choice for rare disease into treating common conditions
RNAi has changed the way that rare diseases are treated - is it about to do the same for more common conditions?Alnylam was the very first company to translate RNAi from Nobel Prize winning science into a commercially scalable pla...
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Episode 161
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48:01
Are next-generation psychedelics the way forward for addressing treatment resistant depression?
Nearly 1 billion people around the world suffer from mental health disorders, with the global economic cost of those disorders expected to reach $6 trillion by 2030. One of the most common of those mental health disorders is ...
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Episode 160
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49:07
Day One DNA: How and why the UK is betting on whole genome sequencing for every newborn
The UK is preparing to change the game for healthcare - but why, how, and what will it cost?Recently the UK government announced plans to sequence the DNA of every baby born in that country. A part of the country’s 10 Year Health ...
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Episode 159
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49:57
Meatly's innovative cultivated meat is already delighting pets, are humans next?
Is cultivated meat the future of pet food? And is there a place for cultivated meat on human dinner tables, too?Traditional agricultural methods are slow, require large tracts of land, significant energy and environmental inputs, ...
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Episode 158
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38:45