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  • Our genes are everywhere! It defines who we are and has the power to determine the outcome of many vital things in our lives. Everything that is alive has a genome; a unique piece of code of over 100,000 genes that unlocks the door to an incredible treasure of information. Whether it is a dog, a cat, a tree or a human being - we all possess this unique code and live our lives with it. Many of us don’t realize it is there and know little about the power that it holds to inform the world more about your life. We also don’t realize it has an incredible value both monetary as well as educational and many of us might be too careless or sloppy with this incredible piece of information. Because your genome is the blueprint to who you are. This podcast is for people who are fascinated with life. In this series we will be talking to many experts, biologists, genomic scientists, medical doctors, technology builders, etc. who - just like us - want to understand life better. We will soon launch the trailer and first episodes so stay tuned for more!
    2023
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  • Planning your future with Genomes.io - a conversation with Egle Pauletto and Liam Sim
    Oct 4 2024
    In this episode, Aldo talks to Egle Pauletto and Liam Sim, two Biochemistry students from the University of Aberdeen, who share their experiences interning at Genomes.io. They discuss their expectations, the importance of biochemistry, the relevance of data security in genomics, and the challenges of working in a startup environment. The conversation also touches on the future of genomics, public perception, and the ethical considerations surrounding genetic data. Takeaways
    • Internships provide hands-on experience and learning opportunities.
    • Biochemistry is defined as the chemistry of life.
    • Data security is crucial in the field of genomics.
    • Working in a startup requires patience and prioritization.
    • The execution of ideas is more important than the ideas themselves.
    • Genomics is rapidly evolving and gaining public interest.
    • Misunderstandings about Web3 and genomics exist among the public.
    • Blogging and content creation help educate the public about genomics.
    • Understanding genetic differences is essential for data security.
    • The future of genomics holds significant potential for growth.
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    25 m
  • The Billion Genomes Project: An Interview with Shyla Khan and Aaron Barefoot of Coldchain
    Sep 27 2024
    In this conversation, Aldo de Pape discusses 'The Billion Genomes Project' with guests Shyla Khan and Aaron Barefoot from the Marketing Agency ColdChain. They explore the challenges of marketing in the Web3 space, the importance of data ownership, and the need for transparency and security in genomic data. The discussion highlights the skepticism surrounding Web3, the potential for growth in the market, and the necessity of building bridges between Web2 and Web3 to achieve success. You can find out more about ColdChain here: https://coldchain.agency Takeaways
    • 'The Billion Genomes Project' aims to assemble over 1 billion genomes in five years.
    • Web3 companies face higher scrutiny compared to Web2 counterparts.
    • Data ownership is crucial, especially for sensitive genetic information.
    • The skepticism surrounding Web3 is a barrier for new companies.
    • Execution is key to the success of ambitious projects.
    • The market for genomic data is growing, driven by consumer interest.
    • Building bridges between Web2 and Web3 is essential for growth.
    • Transparency and security are vital for user trust in data handling.
    • Coldchain aims to help Web3 projects navigate marketing challenges.
    • The future of Web3 depends on successful integration with traditional marketing strategies.
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    • "We want to assemble over 1 billion genomes."
    • "Web3 companies are held to a much higher standard."
    • "There's a real need for ownership of genetic data."
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    41 m
  • Clinical Psychologist Emmanuel Stiels: "Take Care of Your Mental Health at Work!"
    Sep 20 2024

    Aldo speaks to Emmanuel Stiels, a Clinical Psychologist, about the demands of his work and the stigma he encounters around taking care of your Mental Health. They also explore the potential of genetic testing in Mental Health Diagnostics and the importance of early intervention and prevention - specifically in the work place.

    Emmanuel explains his vision of his company The Reinhart Group and highlights the need for improved workplace well-being through therapy.

    You can find out more about Emmanuel and The Reinhart Group here: https://reinhartgroup.co.uk/

    Keywords: Therapy, Mental Health, Stigma, Workplace Wellbeing, Genetic Testing, Prevention, Early Intervention, Diagnostics

    Takeaways:

    • Therapy can be demanding, especially when seeing new clients, but it is a rewarding profession that can make a real difference in people's lives.
    • While there has been progress in reducing the stigma around mental health, it still exists and can prevent people from seeking help.

    • Working with a spouse in a business venture can be challenging but can also lead to growth and learning.

    • The Reinhart Group aims to improve workplace well-being and corporate culture through therapy and other resources.

    • Genetic testing can play a role in diagnosing and preventing mental health difficulties in the future.

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    42 m

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