The Science Bridge
The Science Bridge
Podcast Description
Join us as we explore groundbreaking research at the Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora, Colorado. Hosted by current research trainees, this biweekly podcast demystifies science through conversations with the people behind cutting-edge discoveries. From snake venom to vaccine breakthroughs and career paths in research, we cover it all. Whether you're curious about science or considering a career in research, The Science Bridge is your gateway to discovery.
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This podcast covers a range of science-focused topics including vaccine development, immunology, science communication, and career paths in research. Examples from episodes include discussions on the journey of Dr. Curtis Henry as an influential Black scientist and Dr. Aimee Bernard's emphasis on effective science communication, specifically in relation to immunology.
Join us as we explore groundbreaking research at the Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora, Colorado. Hosted by current research trainees, this biweekly podcast demystifies science through conversations with the people behind cutting-edge discoveries. From snake venom to vaccine breakthroughs and career paths in research, we cover it all. Whether you’re curious about science or considering a career in research, The Science Bridge is your gateway to discovery.
Welcome to season 2!
What does it mean to taste something? How does our perception of taste even start? Come join us on a dive into the unexpected complexity in the structure of the taste bud!
In this episode, we follow Dr. Courtney Wilson’s non-traditional journey as she discusses her path to becoming an assistant research professor in the Cell & Developmental Biology program at CU Anschutz Medical Campus. Her passion in art and science helped her find this specific research niche where she utilizes novel methodologies to map out the structure of human taste buds, helping to uncover their functions. Discover the latest on human taste with us as Dr. Wilson outlines its importance to our quality of life and the future of research on this important yet understudied field!
[Date recorded]: 10/21/25
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🎵 Credits:
Host(s): Deviyani Rao, Lauren Dunn, Ginny Fogg, Jeremy Fleck, Preston Stafford, Jon Woodward
Editor(s): Lauren Dunn
Music By: Jeff Westcott
Cover Art By: Johnathan Biffar
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