The Science Of

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  • Where science curiosity meets the amazing scientists of UCSD!

    Welcome to "The Science Of"!!!
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  • Episode 16 | The Science Of Artificial Intelligence & Biology | Dexter Pratt, Director of Software Development, Ideker Lab at UCSD
    Apr 11 2024
    Welcome to "The Science Of" Podcast, where students from the Jackie Robinson Family YMCA sit down with top scientists, doctors, and other leaders in the world of science from the globally renowned UCSD and the UCSD Moores Cancer Center in La Jolla, CA.

    In this episode, Riley James, Haydee Arancibia-Hardwick, and Jeremiah Bosley sit down to discuss THE SCIENCE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND BIOLOGY with Dexter Pratt, a self-described "old school AI guy" who is now the Director of Software Development at the Ideker Lab at UCSD School of Medicine. The focus of the Ideker Lab is create artificially intelligent, mechanistic models of cancer and neurodegenerative diseases for translation of patient data to precision diagnosis and treatment. They seek to advance this goal by addressing fundamental questions in the field such as the genetic and molecular networks that promote disease, the charting of these networks, and how we use knowledge of these networks in intelligent systems for predicting the effects of genotype on phenotype. He is also a Director of the NDex Project, a public website where scientists and organizations can share, store, manipulate, and publish biological network knowledge.

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    TIME | DISCUSSION
    03:30 | About Dexter Pratt
    04:25 | Rapid Fire Questions
    08:10 | The destiny of his career choice
    09:18 | What is AI?
    12:18 | His worries about AI
    13:35 | What excites him about AI
    21:40 | AI and healthcare
    24:50 | Ethical connundrums
    26:35 | AI and cancer drug discovery
    30:35 | Audience questions
    41:00 | Futuristic questions
    44:40 | AI Emperor for a day...what would he do?

    Enjoy this excellent conversation, the "Rapid Fire" questions, and insights on a topic which is top of mind around the world.

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    "The Science Of" podcast series is brought to you by the UCSD Moores Cancer Center, SchoolCAST, a division of Cloudcast Media, and the Jackie Robinson Family YMCA.

    Please learn more about both of our sponsors by visiting:
    www.moorescancercenter.ucsd.edu/
    www.cloudcastmedia.us
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    49 m
  • Episode 15 | The Science Of Emotions and Behavior | Dr. Jessica Carrasco, Advanced Postdoctoral Fellow, Jennifer Moreno VA Medical Center
    Apr 3 2024
    Welcome to "The Science Of" Podcast, where students from the Jackie Robinson Family YMCA sit down with top scientists, doctors, and other leaders in the world of science from the globally renowned UCSD and the UCSD Moores Cancer Center in La Jolla, CA.

    In this episode, Riley James, Haydee Arancibia-Hardwick, Jeremiah Bosley and Margaux Stack-Babich from the UCSD Moores Cancer Center, sit down to discuss THE SCIENCE OF EMOTIONS AND BEHAVIOR with Dr. Jessica Carrasco, the proud daughter of Mexican migrants, a first-generation college graduate, and a bilingual and bicultural neuropsychologist. She double majored in Psychology and Spanish from the University of New Mexico and completed a postbaccalaureate program at the National Institute of Mental Health before moving to San Diego for graduate school. Dr. Carrasco recently graduated from the SDSU/ UC San Diego Joint Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology with a specialization in Neuropsychology and is currently completing a post-doctorate program at the Jennifer Moreno VA. Her work largely aims at understanding brain-behavior mechanisms underlying serious mental illness in marginalized communities.


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    TIME | DISCUSSION
    03:24 | About Dr. Jessica Carrasco
    05:15 | Rapid Fire Questions
    09:40 | The destiny of his career choice
    11:40 | Neuropschology and clinical psychology explained
    15:01 | Her work at the VA
    18:38 | First generation college graduate
    22:15 | Serving marginalized communities
    22:30 | Audience questions
    33:50 | A future prognosis
    34:40 | If I were healthcare emperor for a day...
    35:40 | Advice to young students...take risks!

    Enjoy this excellent conversation, the "Rapid Fire" questions, and insights on an issue needing big attention!

    Be sure to subscribe to and share "The Science Of" with all of your friends. We appreciate your support.

    "The Science Of" podcast series is brought to you by the UCSD Moores Cancer Center, SchoolCAST, a division of Cloudcast Media, and the Jackie Robinson Family YMCA.

    Please learn more about both of our sponsors by visiting:
    www.moorescancercenter.ucsd.edu/
    www.cloudcastmedia.us
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    38 m
  • Episode 14 | The Science Of Social Needs | Dr. Mateo Banegas, UCSD Moores Cancer Center, UCSD School of Medicine
    Mar 15 2024
    Welcome to "The Science Of" Podcast, where students from the Jackie Robinson Family YMCA sit down with top scientists, doctors, and other leaders in the world of science from the globally renowned UCSD and the UCSD Moores Cancer Center in La Jolla, CA.

    In this episode, Riley James and Margaux Stack-Babich from the UCSD Moores Cancer Center, sit down to discuss THE SCIENCE OF SOCIAL NEEDS with Dr. Mateo Banegas, an Associate Professor and Co-Director of the Center for Health Equity Education and Research (CHEER) in the Department of Radiation Medicine and Applied Sciences (RMAS) at the UCSD School of Medicine. Trained as a health services researcher, with an emphasis in cancer prevention and control, Dr. Banegas uses quantitative and qualitative methods to investigate the intersection between health care delivery and costs, social determinants of health, and health outcomes for individuals diagnosed with cancer. He is co-Principal Investigator of “Cancer Financial Experience (CAFÉ): clinic-based intervention to address financial hardship for people with cancer, one of the first NCI-funded randomized controlled trials that aims to mitigate financial hardship from cancer.
    Dr. Banegas is a Member of the Cancer Control Program at the UCSD Moores Cancer Center and a Senior Affiliate Investigator at the Kaiser Permanente Northwest Center for Health Research. He serves as Vice Chair of the Health Disparities Committee in the Cancer Control Program of the Alliance for Clinical Trials in Oncology.

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    TIME | DISCUSSION
    02:21 | About Dr. Mateo Banegas
    03:10 | Rapid Fire Questions
    08:00 | The destiny of his career choice
    11:42 | What are social needs?
    13:09 | Why it's important to study social needs and healthcare outcomes
    16:38 | The importance of asking patients about the social questions
    18:48 | The patient information gap
    22:49 | The value of community health fairs (kudos to the Jackie Robinson Family YMCA)
    24:20 | Important research at the UCSD Moores Cancer Cener
    27:19 | The importance of great patient communication
    28:32 | A future prognosis
    30:20 | If I were healthcare emperor for a day...
    32:00 | Advice to young students...take risks!

    Enjoy this excellent conversation, the "Rapid Fire" questions, and insights on an issue needing big attention!

    Be sure to subscribe to and share "The Science Of" with all of your friends. We appreciate your support.

    "The Science Of" podcast series is brought to you by the UCSD Moores Cancer Center, SchoolCAST, a division of Cloudcast Media, and the Jackie Robinson Family YMCA.

    Please learn more about both of our sponsors by visiting:
    www.moorescancercenter.ucsd.edu/
    www.cloudcastmedia.us
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    36 m

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