Introduction to the Science of Podcast Series
- Speaker 1 introduces the podcast, emphasizing curiosity and the exploration of various scientific topics.
- The podcast is hosted by students from the Jackie Robinson Family YMCA and the Elementary Institute of Science.
- Partnerships include the UCSD Moores Cancer Center and the extended UCSD campus.
- Funding for the program is provided by SchoolCast, a cloudcast media program.
- Speaker 2 welcomes listeners to the Science of Podcast series, focusing on human brain mapping and brain tissue preservation.
- Kelsey Lewis introduces herself and the co-hosts: Danielle-Elizabeth, Josue, and Max.
- The co-hosts express excitement about learning new things in each episode.
- Kelsey introduces the guest, Dr. Annese, and asks him to introduce himself.
- Dr. Annese shares his background, mentioning his friendship with Charles and their shared passion for education.
- He describes his journey from studying biology and zoology to mapping the human brain.
- Dr. Annese recounts his experience at a conference in Moscow where he saw a neuron for the first time, sparking his interest in neuroscience.
- He discusses his educational path, including his time at UC Davis and Dartmouth, and his transition to studying human brains.
- Dr. Annese explains how he began to bring neuroscience to the screen due to media requests at UCSD.
- He shares his experience of telling his own story rather than letting others do it.
- Dr. Annese discusses the potential of scientists telling their own stories and the importance of communication in science.
- Dr. Annese answers questions about his inspirations, the most valuable thing he learned, his favorite animal, and his favorite place to study.
- He shares his appreciation for San Diego and his dream of having his own lab.
- Dr. Annese discusses his favorite place to study, mentioning London and Dartmouth.
- He talks about his favorite place in San Diego and his appreciation for the space it offers.
- Dr. Annese explains his time-honored technique of brain mapping and preservation.
- He describes the process of slicing and preserving the brain
- Dr. Annese discusses the importance of preserving the morphology of the brain and the challenges of working with human brains.
- He shares his experience of developing a relationship with brain donors and the emotional aspect of his work.
- Dr. Annese talks about the challenges of mapping the human brain due to its variability.
- He explains the importance of understanding the structural map of the brain and its connections.
- Dr. Annese discusses the potential of using AI to analyze brain data and make predictions.
- He shares his exper
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