Science@UH Podcast
The University Hospitals Research & Education Institute Science@UH podcast illuminates the latest research discovery, innovation and clinical advances that helps accelerate new ways to treat and care for patients and improve the lives within our community and beyond.
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From Lab to Life: Expanding the Power of CAR T-Cells
Explore the rapidly evolving world of CAR T-cell therapy and how scientists are reengineering the immune system to fight disease. Drs. David Wald and Reshmi Parameswaran discuss the design, manufacturing, and expanding use beyond blood cancers.
From GLP-1 to Triple Agonists: Transforming Cardiometabolic Care
Ian Neeland, MD, explains how incretin therapies are improving outcomes in cardiovascular, metabolic, and related conditions, while exploring mechanisms, muscle preservation, and strategies for long-term success.
Breaking Into the Brain: Overcoming Barriers to Understand Autism and Brain Tumors
Matthew Anderson, MD, PhD, and Tyler Miller, MD, PhD, discuss how immune biology is reshaping neuroscience - from autism and obesity to CAR T cell therapies for glioblastoma and the challenge of crossing the blood brain barrier.
The Science of Smell: AROMA Testing and Brain Health
Jennifer Villwock, MD, explains the AROMA smell test, the links between olfaction, dementia and COVID-19, and how smell training may support recovery and early detection efforts.
Scrolling, Stress and the Teenage Brain: How EEG Biomarkers and Self-Management Can Change the Story
Molly McVoy, MD, dives into the mental health crisis affecting teens, why anxiety and depression have risen dramatically, and shares breakthrough research using EEG biomarkers and self-management programs that help teens build resilience.
A Regional Powerhouse for Cancer Discovery and Patient Impact
Theodoros Teknos, MD, and Gary Schwartz, MD, discuss how a $25.5 million NCI grant renewal reinforces Case Comprehensive Cancer Center’s leadership in clinical trials, early detection, and cancer prevention across Northeast Ohio.
Inside the Mind of a Leader: What’s Next for Infectious Disease Medicine?
Igho Ofotokun, MD, MSc shares his journey from Nigeria to becoming a leader in HIV research, highlighting how pivotal experiences shaped his career in infectious diseases and guided his work addressing both HIV and COVID-19.
Engineering Movement with Neural Interfaces and Next-Generation Neuroprosthetics
Stanley Bazarek, MD, PhD, and Jennifer Sweet, MD, discuss the latest advances in neuromodulation, peripheral nerve surgery, and neuroengineering, highlighting the critical role of translating these innovations from the lab to patient care.