S2 E7 | Life of Her Mind

What drives women in science to challenge the status quo? The Life of Her Mind host, Mia Wood, discusses this question and more with Dr. Agnes Caruso, Head Consultant at Caruso International, a consulting firm specializing in the diagnostics industry, and founder of geneIQ, a nonprofit genetics and diagnostic organization aimed at helping people make sense of their genome. Hear Dr ... . . .

S2 E2 | Life of Her Mind

Dr. Veena Joy, the US Autoimmunity Lead for Medical and Scientific Affairs at Thermo Fisher Scientific discusses her career transition from academic research to industry work at Thermo Fisher Scientific. Driven by her interest in health economics and the underexplored aspects of autoimmune disease diagnostics, Dr. Joy transitioned to a focus on translational medicine and autoimmune diagnostics ... . . .

S2 E1 | Life of Her Mind

Dr. Kellie Smith is an Associate Professor of Oncology in the Bloomberg-Kimmel Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. In this interview, Dr. Smith shares how she came to study science and specialize in T-cell immunology and immunotherapy. She also discusses how she developed an original assay for detecting anti-tumor immune responses in specific types of lung ... . . .

S1 E12 | Waters Chromatography Life Podcast Show

In this special Year in Review episode of Chromatography Life, host Neil Lander reflects on a year of engaging conversations with both Waters colleagues and customers from across the analytical science community. Neil shares what made each episode memorable, from deep technical insights to the personal stories behind the science. . . .

Dr. Tim Sweeney - MD, PhD

Dr. Kalle Günther - PhD

Sepsis and acute infection remain among the most challenging conditions in emergency and critical care, where high-stakes decisions must be made early with incomplete information. Delays and diagnostic uncertainty contribute to prolonged emergency department (ED) wait times, increased length of stay, and downstream throughput constraints. This webinar explores how immune-response diagnostics ...

APR 08, 2026 11:00 AM EDT

Dr. Thorsten Schlaeger - Director, Human Embryonic Stem Cell Core Facility<br> Boston Children's Hospital</br>

The ability to reprogram adult somatic cells into human induced pluripotent stem cells (hiPSCs), and to differentiate them into nearly any cell type in vitro, has revolutionized cell biology. hiPSCs have become an essential model for advancing regenerative medicine and developing personalized therapies. However, hiPSC cultures often show significant variability in vitro, even among lines derived ...

APR 09, 2026 8:00 AM PDT

Jonathan Jacobs, PhD - Senior Director, Bioinformatics

Leveraging Authentic Data for Life Science Breakthroughs. Reproducibility is one of the most urgent challenges in life science research. Irreproducible results are often driven by unauthenticated biological materials and datasets with unclear provenance—risks that are amplified as research increasingly moves toward digital biology and in silico experimentation. This webinar explores how ...

APR 09, 2026 12:00 PM EDT

Dr. Joshua Leisring - Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine Ohio State University

Primary aldosteronism (PA), once considered a rare secondary cause of resistant hypertension and hypokalemia, is now recognized as a highly prevalent and frequently underdiagnosed syndrome affecting patients across the full spectrum of blood pressure, most without hypokalemia. Despite the availability of effective targeted therapies, screening rates remain low, and most at-risk individuals are ...

APR 10, 2026 12:00 PM PDT