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In this episode, we’re diving into a fascinating intersection of cutting-edge science and data innovation. As technology continues to evolve, researchers are increasingly turning to brain organoids, (miniature, lab-grown models of the human brain) to unravel some of the most complex mysteries of neuroscience. We’re joined by three brain organoid experts: Thomas Hartung, Professor of Environmental Health and Engineering at Johns Hopkins University; Jack Van Horn, Professor of Data Science and Psychology at the University of Virginia; and Lulu Jiang, Assistant Professor of Neuroscience, also at the University of Virginia. Together, they’ll shed light on how brain organoid technology is reshaping our understanding of the brain, and how data science is playing a crucial role in unlocking its secrets.
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- 0:51Brain Organizations
- 5:54Brain Organoids for drug discovery and immunology
- 13:53Alzheimer's disease in the organoid system
- 15:49What are the standards in the field of brain organoids?
- 22:44Big Data and Intelligence in the Brain
- 26:50Alzheimer's disease, the human brain
- 30:39The computational twin of the brain
- 37:23The quest for precision medicine in the brain
- 42:17The human brain in an organoid
- 43:21Will Brain Derived Organoids Replace Animal Models in Neurodegener