Forbeck on the Forefront
Forbeck on the Forefront explores the breakthroughs shaping the future of cancer research. Hosted by the Forbeck Foundation, each episode features leading scientists and innovators discussing bold ideas, emerging technologies, and the power of collaboration driving real…
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Rooms Without Walls: Cancer's Hidden Architecture (opens the original)
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This episode recaps a conversation with Forbeck Forum co-chairs Dr. Liling Wan (UPenn) and Dr. Benjamin Sabari (UT Southwestern) about the science behind their upcoming forum on nuclear condensates in cancer. Condensates are membrane-free compartments cells use to concentrate proteins and RNA — and they play a major role in switching genes on and off. When that process goes wrong, oncogenes activate and tumor suppressors go silent. The recap covers how this forum moves the field from foundationa
The Ecosystem of Imperfection in Cancer Research (opens the original)
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This month's episode dives into an upcoming Scientific Forum, Next Generation Models of Cancer, happening this November in Pacific Grove, California. Our hosts unpack an interview our team recorded with the forum's co-chairs, Dr. Esra Akbay (UT Southwestern) and Dr. Mohamed Abazeed (Northwestern), on what they call the ecosystem of imperfection surrounding cancer research today: every lab tool, from mice to zebrafish to lab-grown tissue, gets something right and something wrong, and the real wor
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