Radioactive Podcast

A 2016 interview with Gayle Woloschak.

A 2016 Interview with Benjamin Blyth: "The paradox of adaptive response and iso-effect per fraction."

A 2016 interview with Silvia Formenti: 'Potential of radiation therapy to convert tumor into an "in situ" vaccine.'  

A 2016 interview with Wendy McGuiness: "Effects on combined immune and radiation cancer therapy on measures of anxiety in murine model."

A 2016 interview with Meetha Medhora. Functional imaging as an early biomarker of radiation pneumonitis.

A 2015 interview with Sijumon Kunjachan: "Nanoparticle mediated tumor vascular disruption: A novel strategy in radiation therapy."

A 2015 interview with Angela Groves regarding her work with pulmonary exposure to radiation results in an altered T-cell microenvironment in mediastinal lymph nodes.

A 2015 interview with Rao Papineni discussing the topics of cancer therapy and radiobiophotonics.

A 2016 interview with Chris Thome, Jake Pirkkanen, Andrew Zarnke from Northern Ontario School of Medicine Medical Sciences discuss the SNOLAB, an underground science laboratory specializing in neutrino and dark matter physics. Located 2 km below the surface in the Vale Creighton Mine located near Sudbury Ontario Canada, SNOLAB is an expansion of the existing facilities constructed for the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory (SNO) solar neutrino experiment.

A 2015 interview with Pavlina Todorova: "Assessment of brain tumor risk from charged particles using genetically-engineered mouse models."

In 2015, Dr. Julie Constanzo interviews Dr. Olivia Kelada about her recent graduation, research topics and the future of hyperfractionation and tissue hypoxia.

2015 Michael Fry Award winner Ester Hammond discusses the topic of her talk: Hypoxia-induced p53 modulates both apoptosis and radiosensitivity via AKT.    

2015 Osborne Lecture Award Winner Marie-Catherine Vozenin: Understand the Cellular and Molecular Basis of Normal Tissues Toxicity to Define New Therapeutic Strategies and Improve Radiation Therapy Outcome