In today’s episode, we’ll explore how Dr. Levin and his team are rewriting the rules of biology. From decoding the ‘bioelectric code’ to regenerating frog limbs and developing bioelectric therapeutics, we’ll unpack the science, the potential applications, and the profound implications of this exciting field. Dr. Levin is a Distinguished Professor at Tufts University, where he leads the Allen Discovery Center and the Tufts Center for Regenerative and Developmental Biology. He is a once in a generation scientist, pioneering a developing field that’s bridging the space between biology, computer science and philosophy. Dr. Levin's X page - https://x.com/drmichaellevin Dr. Levin's lab - https://www.drmichaellevin.org/ Dr. Levin's blog and photography - https://thoughtforms.life/ Dr. Levin's advice to young scientists - https://thoughtforms.life/what-advice-do-i-give-to-my-students/ and https://thoughtforms.life/where-can-i-do-a-phd-in-bioelectricity-or-in-other-niche-topics/ In Vivo on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@InVivoPodcast

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Dr. Oded Rechavi is a professor at Tel Aviv University whose groundbreaking research shows that memories can be passed down over many generations independent of DNA via small RNA molecules. Dr. Rechavi’s work in the is redefining our understanding of inheritance, and pushing the limits on long held dogmas that reach all the way back to Darwin. Dr. Rechavi's X page (the best science account on X) - https://x.com/OdedRechavi Dr. Rechavi's lab - https://www.odedrechavilab.com/ In Vivo on Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@InVivoPodcast Introduction video attribution - The New York A

In march of 2020, as the COVID pandemic was kicking off, Dr. Artem Babaian decided to focus his attention and efforts on identifying new corona virus hidden deep within the sequence read archive, a world wide depository of RNA sequences which has been described as the modern Library of Alexandria for genetics. In a matter of 11 days, Dr. Babaian and his team identified over 130k new RNA viruses using computational biology and AI. This feat cannot be overstated if you consider it took 130 years to identify the first 15k RNA viruses. Since then, Dr. Babian has identified over half a million new RNA virus, and if his work continues at a similar pace, that number will grow to 100 million by 2030. This work has earned Dr. Babaian the 2023 Gairdner Early Career Investigator Award, and solidified him as one of the foremost experts in the intersection of computational biology and virology. Dr. Babaian's Lab - https://www.rnalab.ca/

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