Dr. Graham Hatfull has spent decades studying the molecular genetics of mycobacteria and their bacteriophages, and talks about use of therapeutic phage to treat bacterial infections in this podcast.

Dr. Paul Turner of Yale School of Medicine shares how bacteriophage can be used to treat and kill bacterial infections.

NEB scientists, Anagha Kadam and Jack Martz join the NEB podcast to talk all things RNA isolation. Discussion covers different ways to isolate RNA, how silica columns perform vs magnetic beads, and how to prevent RNase activity to ensure your next RNA isolation is a success.

Carika Weldon, Founder and CEO of CariGenetics, shares her mission to bring genetic research expertise and equipment to the Caribbean.

John Burns of Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences shares how he thinks about the information that drives biology.

2025 Genes in Space contest winner Nitya Johar explains the experiment she will be sending to the International Space Station.

Dr. Craig Martin, co-founder of Waterfall Scientific and Emeritus Professor in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst joins us to talk RNA manufacuring. Dr. Martin has studies RNA polymerase for about 40 years and joins us to explain duo tether technology and its effects of RNA generation efficiency.

New England Biolabs' legend, Dr. Bill Jack, who just retired after spending nearly four decades at NEB joins us to share some wisdom. Bill has held many positions at NEB, from Senior Staff Scientist, to Executive Director of Research, to Emeritus Scientist. Please join us as Bill shares lessons from his life and time in the lab.