Jennifer Rohn's guest appearances

Jennifer Rohn

2012 Edinburgh International Book Festival

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Robert Macfarlane

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In this episode we speak to Cell biologist at UCL, novelist, broadcaster, writer and pundit Dr Jennifer Rohn. Jennifer is also the Chief Scientific Officer at medtech business AtoCap, where she is developing clinical techniques such as nanocapsules, which can deliver treatments straight to the source of a patient’s infection.

In this episode we speak to Cell biologist at UCL, novelist, broadcaster, writer and pundit Dr Jennifer Rohn. Jennifer is also the Chief Scientific Officer at medtech business AtoCap, where she is developing clinical techniques such as nanocapsules, which can deliver treatments straight to the source of a patient’s infection.

Encounters with success: interview with Jennifer Rohn

Joining us for today's episode is Dr Jennifer Rohn, Principle Investigator at the Centre for Nephrology in the division of Medicine at UCL. She tells us about, her very interesting and varied career path, her current quest in unnderstanding how the bacteria interact with host cells in urinary tract infections, novel antibiotic delivery methods and moral challenges within healthcare…. Dr Rohn runs a research group studying the subversive behaviour of the bacteria involved in chronic urinary tract infection. She also teaches undergraduates, is a novelist and spends her free time doing public engagement and science communication work.For more info about her and her work, please follow the link: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/staff/staff-news/0416/21042016-spotlight-on-jennfier-rohn

Joining us for today's episode is Dr Jennifer Rohn, Principle Investigator at the Centre for Nephrology in the division of Medicine at UCL. She tells us about, her very interesting and varied career path, her current quest in unnderstanding how the bacteria interact with host cells in urinary tract infections, novel antibiotic delivery methods and moral challenges within healthcare…. Dr Rohn runs a research group studying the subversive behaviour of the bacteria involved in chronic urinary tract infection. She also teaches undergraduates, is a novelist and spends her free time doing public engagement and science communication work. For more info about her and her work, please follow the link: <a href="http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/staff/staff-news/0416/21042016-spotlight-on-jennfier-rohn" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.ucl.ac.uk/news/staff/staff-news/0416/21042016-spotlight-on-jennfier-rohn</a>

Episode 44 - Dr Jennifer Rohn

Science fiction writing is readily dismissed as mindless escapism but in fact it is a hugely influential and creative genre, able to critique our society and inspire our scientists. New York Times bestseller Neal Stephenson discusses the importance of science fiction on science fact with Jennifer Rohn, of University College London and author of lablit.com in, an event chaired by Pippa Goldschmidt and recorded live at the 2012 Edinburgh International Book Festival.

Science fiction writing is readily dismissed as mindless escapism but in fact it is a hugely influential and creative genre, able to critique our society and inspire our scientists. New York Times bestseller Neal Stephenson discusses the importance of science fiction on science fact with Jennifer Rohn, of University College London and author of <a href="http://lablit.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">lablit.com</a> in, an event chaired by Pippa Goldschmidt and recorded live at the 2012 Edinburgh International Book Festival.

Jennifer Rohn & Neal Stephenson at Edinburgh International Book Festival