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UEG JournalTranscriptomic dive into microscopic colitisAhsen Ustaoglu interviews Dr Celia Escudero-Hernandez on their transcriptomic study delving into the pathogenesis of lymphocytic colitis, where they identified two subtypes of lymphocytic colitis: channelopathic and inflammatory lymphocytic colitis,... Ahsen Ustaoglu interviews Dr Celia Escudero-Hernandez on their transcriptomic study delving into the pathogenesis of lymphocytic colitis, where they identified two subtypes of lymphocytic colitis: channelopathic and inflammatory lymphocytic colitis, which could pave the way for novel biomarkers and therapeutic avenues. 2024-12-0819 min

UEG JournalNon-invasive biomarkers for NAFLD: Liver specialIn this episode, Ahsen Ustaoglu interviews Prof Vincent Wong on their comprehensive review of non-invasive biomarkers and imaging tools for non-alcoholic fatty liver disease which has a rapidly rising incidence worldwide. In this episode, Ahsen Ustaoglu interviews Prof Vincent Wong on their comprehensive review of non-invasive biomarkers and imaging tools for non-alcoholic fatty liver disease which has a rapidly rising incidence worldwide. 2024-11-1815 min

UEG JournalAssociation between pancreatic adenocarcinoma and organochlorine pesticidesAhsen Ustaoglu interviews Dr Mathias Brugel on their targeted screening analysis of pancreatic adenocarcinoma risk with organoclorine pesticides from the PESTIPAC study Ahsen Ustaoglu interviews Dr Mathias Brugel on their targeted screening analysis of pancreatic adenocarcinoma risk with organoclorine pesticides from the PESTIPAC study 2024-10-3118 min

UEG JournalUEGJ Best Paper Award: Work productivity in DGBIsJoin Ahsen Ustaoglu and H. Tarik Kani as they interview Dr Asa Frandemark on their study investigating work impairment in disorders of gut-brain interactions which assessed retrospective data from the Rome Foundation Global Epidemiology Study Join Ahsen Ustaoglu and H. Tarik Kani as they interview Dr Asa Frandemark on their study investigating work impairment in disorders of gut-brain interactions which assessed retrospective data from the Rome Foundation Global Epidemiology Study 2024-08-2714 min

UEG JournalGallstone Disease Relapse: Insights from the RELAPSTONE StudyIn this episode, Ahsen Ustaoglu interviews Dr Raul Velamazan to discuss their findings from the multicentre RELAPSTONE study on recurrence patterns and risk factors for relapse after first admission of patients with symptomatic gallstone disease In this episode, Ahsen Ustaoglu interviews Dr Raul Velamazan to discuss their findings from the multicentre RELAPSTONE study on recurrence patterns and risk factors for relapse after first admission of patients with symptomatic gallstone disease 2024-05-2811 min

UEG JournalEffect of miR-10b in regulating gut barrier dysfunction in diabetes and GI dysmotilityDr Ahsen Ustaoglu interviews Dr Rajan Singh and Dr Hannah Zogg from the University of Nevada, USA, on their study which investigated the role of microRNA 10b-5p in regulating gut barrier function in an in vivo model of diabetes and gastrointestinal... Dr Ahsen Ustaoglu interviews Dr Rajan Singh and Dr Hannah Zogg from the University of Nevada, USA, on their study which investigated the role of microRNA 10b-5p in regulating gut barrier function in an in vivo model of diabetes and gastrointestinal dysmotility, important mechanistic work in the field of Neurogastroenterology.2024-01-1518 min

UEG JournalInteractive Insights With Your UEG Podcast Hosts: UEGW SpecialIn this December special episode, your UEG Journal podcast hosts H. Tarik Kani and Ahsen Ustaoglu are joined by UEG Talks podcast hosts Egle Dieninyte and Pradeep Mundre in hosting very special guests at UEG Week 2023 in Copenhagen. You can expect to... In this December special episode, your UEG Journal podcast hosts H. Tarik Kani and Ahsen Ustaoglu are joined by UEG Talks podcast hosts Egle Dieninyte and Pradeep Mundre in hosting very special guests at UEG Week 2023 in Copenhagen. You can expect to hear important insights from Dr Enrique de Madaria and UEG Journal Editor-in-Chief Prof Joost Drenth, as...2023-12-2123 min

UEG JournalThe additive value of CA19.9 monitoring in a pancreatic cyst surveillance programDr Ahsen Ustaoglu interviews Dr Iris Levink on her study investigating the additive value of CA19.9 monitoring in a pancreatic cyst surveillance program, part of the PACYFIC-trial (www.pacyfic.net). Dr Ahsen Ustaoglu interviews Dr Iris Levink on her study investigating the additive value of CA19.9 monitoring in a pancreatic cyst surveillance program, part of the PACYFIC-trial (www.pacyfic.net).2023-08-2414 min

UEG JournalTowards a robust and compact deep learning system for primary detection of early Barrett’s neoplasiaAhsen Ustaoglu talks to Dr Martjin Jong (the Netherlands) on their recent paper developing an image-based deep learning system for primary detection of early Barrett's neoplasia Ahsen Ustaoglu talks to Dr Martjin Jong (the Netherlands) on their recent paper developing an image-based deep learning system for primary detection of early Barrett's neoplasia 2023-06-1316 min

UEG JournalFluorescence-Guided Endoscopy Targets for Detecting Colorectal Polyps with HGD and T1 CancerAhsen Ustaoglu talks to Dr Nik Dekkers and Dr Jurjen Boonstra (the Netherlands) on their recent study investigating suitable imaging biomarker targets to differentiate high-grade dysplasia (HGD) and T1 colorectal cancer (T1CRC) from low-grade... Ahsen Ustaoglu talks to Dr Nik Dekkers and Dr Jurjen Boonstra (the Netherlands) on their recent study investigating suitable imaging biomarker targets to differentiate high-grade dysplasia (HGD) and T1 colorectal cancer (T1CRC) from low-grade dysplasia (LGD) in colorectal polyps.2023-04-0216 min

UEG JournalTreat-to-target and sequencing therapies in Crohn’s diseaseAhsen Ustaoglu talks to Dr Nathaniel Cohen (Israel) about his recent paper on treat to target and sequencing therapies in Crohn’s disease, part of the Special issue: Changing Paradigms in Management of Inflammatory Bowel Disease. Ahsen Ustaoglu talks to Dr Nathaniel Cohen (Israel) about his recent paper on treat to target and sequencing therapies in Crohn’s disease, part of the Special issue: Changing Paradigms in Management of Inflammatory Bowel Disease.2023-02-0419 min

Coffee Break ScienceAcademia to YouTube & EntrepreneurshipIn the final episode of Season 1, we are joined by the phenomenal Dr Amina Yonis, a research scientist by background who became a Youtuber with over 200K subscribers and set up her own academic consultancy business: ThePageDoctor We discuss what Amina loved about academia, and what made her start her YouTube channel which has since grown into multiple other streams of income resulting in her eventually leaving academia to pursue her business and social media presence full time. Hope you enjoy our discussion! (23) Dr Amina Yonis - YouTube 2022-12-3040 min

Coffee Break ScienceInfectious Disease Research & Science Communication Across EuropeIn this episode, Dr Carla Usai talks about her international career journey so far as a postdoctoral scientist in infectious disease. Carla has a science communication blog where she writes about viruses, immunology and more, in both English and Italian: Home – Virus&Co. (art.blog) You can contact her on LinkedIn: (4) Carla Usai, PhD | LinkedIn 2022-12-2427 min

Coffee Break ScienceDentistry, Head and Neck Cancer Research & MotherhoodIn this episode, I am joined by Dr Elham Sahafi, a dentist who became a scientist through a drive to make a difference to the lives of Head and Neck Cancer Patients. We talk about her incredible PhD research which found EGFR as a molecular biomarker for worsened prognosis for HNCSCC. You can find her publication mentioned in the episode here: EGFR overexpression increases radiotherapy response in HPV-positive head and neck cancer through inhibition of DNA damage repair and HPV E6 downregulation - ScienceDirect We also talk about the challenge of going through pregnancy, miscarriage and motherhood...2022-12-1138 min

Coffee Break ScienceClinical Research, Medical Education & Imposter SyndromeToday I'm joined by Dr Irem Ishlek, a clinical doctor who is currently undertaking paediatric training and we talk all things medical education, research during medical training and challenges commonly faced by doctors from minority backgrounds! If you'd like to join or find out more about the Widening Participation Medics Network mentioned in the episode, you can do so here: Home | Widening Participation Medics Network (wpmedicsnetwork.com)2022-12-0338 min

Coffee Break ScienceAnthropology to Medical Imaging in GastroenterologyIn this episode, we explore Dr Heather Fitzke's diverse career journey from social anthropology to public health & epidemiology, to a PhD and now post-doc in medical imaging in the field of neurogastroenterology. We explore the beauty and perils of working for the public sector, and academia in particular, and discover how Heather steered herself into the STEM field. If you work for a university, be sure to sign up for University and College Union: UCU - Join UCU Did you know that PhD students in the UK are twice as likely than other educated members o...2022-11-2433 min

Coffee Break ScienceMolecular Oncology, Medical Writing and Data ScienceIn this episode, we explore Dr Joe Worrall's path to landing a PhD in molecular oncology, and how he decided to pursue a career in medical writing/publishing in the pharmaceutical industry, including his side hustle: The Examiners. Automatic Question & Flashcard Generator - The Examiners The Examiners is a web-tool that Joe himself coded and allows university students to generate flashcards tailored to their own course content! Join us to hear how he was able to engineer this, navigate his PhD with all its technical challenges, and his thoughts on the medical publishing industry.2022-11-1844 min

Coffee Break ScienceSelf-Exploration Experiments: Bench to Digital NomadToday I am joined by Dr Hannah Thompson, who is a PhD scientist by training, but has now worked in many start-ups across product, business, operations and people functions. She has worked on software products that monitor health and enable precision medicine and clinical trials. We speak about how to navigate different jobs, not with the aim of finding the 'perfect' job, but rather, with the aim of increasing awareness of what you enjoy/ don't enjoy in a job to land a better next job. We speak about digital nomadism as a scientist-turned product manager. She is r...2022-11-0337 min

Coffee Break ScienceAccounting to Neuroscience: The Excitatory Road to Assistant ProfessorshipToday we are joined by Dr Kristen Smith-Edwards who talks about her rather unconventional route to earning a faculty position at the Mayo Clinic, US. Her passion for neuroscience research is inspiring, as she discusses key career-defining moments in her academic journey so far, including a coffee-break introduction to her research on the gut-brain axis. If you would like to get in touch with Kristen or follow her progress further, you can reach her on Twitter @KristenSEdwards Kristen Smith-Edwards (@KristenSEdwards) / Twitter 2022-10-2845 min

Coffee Break ScienceAcademia to Product ManagementIn this episode, we explore Dr Atiya Sarmin's transition from a Bioengineering PhD to product management in a scale-up company using AI to improve drug discovery pipelines. We discuss the challenge that academia poses for women from BAME backgrounds, and how Atiya dealt with these challenges throughout her career so far. If you would like to find out more about Atiya, or connect with her, you can find her on Linkedin: (9) Atiya Sarmin, PhD | LinkedIn 2022-10-2047 min

Coffee Break ScienceWelcome to Coffee Break Science!A short trailer of what you can expect on this show. Conversations with super cool scientists to follow very soon! 2022-09-2201 min $Postdocalypse: King\'s College London Health Sciences DTC Podcast$ Postdocalypse: King's College London Health Sciences DTC PodcastCell tracking for cancer cell therapies, ethics and public engagementWelcome to the fifth episode of Postdocalypse, produced by health sciences postgraduate researchers at King's College London. This episode is hosted by Katie Begg interviewing Mads Iafrate about her research in cell tracking that aims to improve efficacy and safety of cell therapies for cancer patients. Mads discusses how she uses molecular biology techniques and genetic engineering to modify proteins that could be used to monitor cells used as therapies. She discusses her experience as a chemist-turned-biologist, as well as the ethical considerations of her work and how to give back to the community through engagement activities. Panellists Peter Gawne...2018-08-2140 min