Hear UT postdoc Hazel O'Connor talk about her transition from bacterial genetics in Ireland to human molecular biology at UT Austin! After almost 6 ye...

Mutations in DNA, the genetic blueprints for every living organism, are the basis for evolution and adaptation. However, the vast majority of mutation...

From vaccine safety to climate change to GMO foods, scientific "controversies" are becoming more and more prevalent in modern society. Our guest this ...

Did you know that allthough Saccharomyces cerevisiae (Baker’s yeast) and Homo sapiens (humans, us) are separated by a billion years in evolutionary ti...

What is aging? How old you are, or maybe instead how well you maintain your health? Where does aging occur? In our organs, tissues, or even individual...

While you are proabably familiar with Alzheimer's disease (AD), the microscopic creatures named nematodes/roundworms may be a bit more foreign. Believ...

What are invasive species? How do they get there? Why should we care? What can we do about them? Ashley Green talks us through these questions and mor...

This week, Azat Akhmetov tells us how silicon-based data storage may become a thing of the past thanks to a familiar but unlikely new way to store dat...

Come follow us down the rabbit hole this week! Jason Ikpatt, PhD student in the institute of cellular and molecular biology, discusses monogamy, brain...

Caleb Swaim talks with us tonight about viruses and the protein ISG15 that is involved in combating viruses! We will also delve into the debate "Are v...