Incubation Time

Welcome to 2025! Lexus and Pri update you all on their PhD's and future plans. And as a special surprise, they are in studio with Tell Me More Studios to record a video as well! Clips from the podcast are on our instagram @incubation_time

In this episode, we’re diving into the highlights of the 2024 Nobel Prizes in Medicine, Physics, and Chemistry! Join us as we explore the groundbreaking discoveries that earned this year’s Nobel laureates their prestigious awards. From life-saving medical breakthroughs to revolutionary advancements in chemistry and the mysteries of physics, this episode is packed with insights for both science enthusiasts and curious listeners alike. Listen in and get inspired by the science shaping our future! (Description written by AI)

Mouse in the house! This episode we dive straight into mice as a model organism. DISCLAIMER - this is NOT a gory episode. We chat and learn all about behavioral assays used to monitor autism in mice with Ph.D. Candidate and colleague Shayal. Tune-in to listen to how to get a lazy mouse back on their treadmill (don’t we all need this technique), and what does your pipette tip box say about you?

We interview fellow graduate student (and social media influencer) Priscilla Del Valle. She talks to us about what working in a lab with different kinds of tissue culture is like and what the microbiome has to do with cancer research! We also talk to her about entering biotech after your PhD and how she became famous online! Follow her at @prisdvmvsscience on insta and tiktok Follow us at @incubation_time for pictures to accompany this episode!

We are BACK! And we are starting with a standalone interview with graduate student Carlos Pinzon. He has a fascinating story going from vet school to grad school and he has worked with every kind of animal under the sun! Carlos gives us some insight into stem cells and agricultural research and how finicky and particular it can be to work with these kinds of cells. Warning: this episode is very jargon heavy and technical but you'll learn a lot if you do decide to dive in!