Your Brain Uncovered with Aya Tarabeine

In this episode, my guest was Mazdak Ehteramyan, Ph.D., a senior scientist at GSK (GlaxoSmithKline). We discuss the major responsibilities inherent in the role of a senior scientist within the research and development (R&D) department. This episode covers a range of topics: a day in the life of a GSK scientist, academia vs. industry, drive vs. ambition, and the importance of cultivating people’s skills.

My guest in this episode is Mr Piotr Grzegorczy, the aspiring CEO of Covid Genomics, and one of the youngest entrepreneurs to be contributing to the development of RNA vaccines. Here, we discuss the ambition behind his biotechnological start-up and the ways his team is working alongside laboratories and pharmaceutical companies to help Predict future virus mutations and save lives.  - Mr Piotr Grzegorczy's Links:  1- Covid Genomics Main Website:  https://covidgenomics.com/ 2- LinkedIn Profile:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/p-grzegorczyk/

My guest is Dr Nick Fallon. Dr Fallon completed his PhD at the University of Liverpool. His research focuses on utilising MRI methodologies and electroencephalography to analyse brain function and structure in chronic pain patients.  This episode will interest those curious about the neuroscience of chronic pain, its purpose and what happens in cases of its complete absence. We discuss the neurobiology of pain and fibromyalgia. We also explore the various available treatments and the future therapeutic directions for MRI methodologies in particular.  Dr Nick Fallon's:  1- Academic Profile:  https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/population-health/staff/nicholas-fallon/ 2- Twitter: https://twitter.com/nick_fallon

What is the neurology of a Tic? In this episode, I am joined by the wonderful speech therapist Liz Hajj Nicholas to explain the fundamental neural underpinning of Tourettes Syndrome. This is a multi-faceted neurological disorder that requires understanding the individual symptoms and integrating the co-morbidities. She emphasizes how the recognition of the complexity of the underlying mechanisms and targeting treatment for the most troubling symptom, such as speech and voice problems, should substantially improve the individual's quality of life with TS. - Feel free to reach out to Miss Liz Hajj Nicholas on her LinkedIn account: https://www.linkedin.com/in/liz-hajj-nicolas-21a419193 In addition, she provides outstanding work within her speech therapy sessions @Neuropediadubai

At this very moment, as you read this, you’re experiencing a form of controlled hallucination called “ reality”. This talk will leave you questioning the very nature of your existence, as we dive into how your brain generates conscious experience.

Joining me on this episode is the wonderful French Speech and Language Therapist Hélène Malik! Here we are unravelling the gifts alongside the nuts and bolts of a dyslexic mind..  What is so amusing is that dyslexics, when they are fully empowered and recognize that innate intelligence, represent 35% of all entrepreneurs. They represent 40% of all self-made millionaires, and you know those rocket scientists down at NASA? One out of two of them is dyslexic.  - You can reach Helene here : helene.malik@camaliclinic.com

Do not miss this! This is a highly anticipated episode with the one and only Dr Sneha John! As a clinical psychologist she has an abundance of experience working in the NHS, and the biggest heart to provide us with tremendously valuable tools and tactics to help soothe our anxiety in a proactive way. - Feel free to reach out to her via her Instagram platform for any queries @snehajohn.posychologist

Here is a quick overview of what the book on the Biology of Humans at Their Best and Worst entail. Lengthy 800 page book coming to you in a snippet!

Here are my thoughts on Mathew Walker’s fascinating book, “Why We Sleep”..

Why are some people so quick to recover from setbacks? Why are some so attuned to others that they seem psychic? Why are some people always up and others always down? Let’s find out ..

In love, we fall. We're struck, we're crushed, we swoon. Our hearts ache, and then they break! This episode will give you a scoop into the three brain systems responsible for this since the birth of time..

Do you like jazz? Listen to what researchers have to say on what happens inside a jazz musician’s brain as they improvise euphonious melodies!

This episode is all about the bittersweet symphony... We will dive into the potential music and psychedelics have on defining our experience of being. Quick Hint: this may occur by short-circuiting a key brain region called the claustrum, which is the potential seat of consciousness in the brain.

What goes on in our brain when we are in love? A thrilling havoc lights up, simple as that ? This episode will dive into the argument that romantic passion has been hardwired into our brains, as backed by millions of years of evolution!

They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but there is more to this captivating concept. This episode will look at the nitty and gritty of how your brain interprets beauty!

With this episode, I come to you with tips and tricks on how you can befriend your brain as key to ultimate happiness. As the Dalai Lama famously said, “From the very core of our being, we desire contentment, we all want to be happy & avoid suffering.” 🤍

Introduction to Your Brain Uncovered

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In this episode, my guest is Dr. Patrick Arnott, Ph.D., the Business Development Director at Metabolon, Inc. We delve into his remarkable career journey, emphasising the transformative influence of effective mentorship, embracing calculated risks, and remaining receptive to career transitions. Additionally, Dr. Arnott sheds light on the pivotal and groundbreaking work underway at Metabolon. This conversation promises to captivate a broad audience, as it unravels the intricate web of factors impacting our health – encompassing genetics, the microbiome, diseases, and lifestyle choices – all of which shape our well-being by modulating metabolite levels within the body and other biological systems. This ought to be of interest to all, as almost every factor that affects health – from genetics and the microbiome to disease and lifestyle – exerts its influence by altering metabolite levels in the body or other biological system. - Discussed Articles: 1- https://www.nature.com/articles/nature20796 2- Rothschild et al, Nature, 2018 Mar 8;555(7695):210-215.  DOI:10.1038/nature25973  - Link to Metabolon: https://www.metabolon.com/

The Sartorius Experts is a podcast produced by the ACA BPS team. Once a month, we bring you the stories behind the lives of daily BPS experts. Speaker:In this episode we interview Philipp Conradi, a New Customer Acquisition Specialist (NCAS) delivering a clear, sharp, and precise storyline of how he landed this position. He speaks of navigating the BPS Landscape, and offers insights into the diverse approaches and perspectives he has employed to tackle challenges.