Catherine Blish's guest appearances

Catherine Blish

The Future of Everything presented by Stanford Engineering

Stanford Radio

Carlos Bustamante

Margot Gerritsen

Monica Lam

Christina Smolke

Pamela Chen

Noah Rosenberg

Andrew Huberman

Robert Reich

Anne Kiremidjian

Alex Dunn

Russ Altman

Michelle Mello

Marshall Burke

Megan Palmer

Kari Nadeau

OwlTail

The Future of Everything with Russ Altman:Catherine Blish: Immunology is on the trail of a killerAs she tells it, the life of immunologist Catherine Blish has not changed all that much from what it was just a couple months ago.Her lab still studies deadly infectious diseases, but instead of myriad killers like HIV, dengue fever, influenza and the like, her team is now focused solely on the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19. Only a select group of researchers in the world are qualified to work with such serious viruses, and fewer still are properly equipped with the protective gear and sophisticated ventilation systems needed to guarantee the safety in the lab.Blish recently joined Russ Altman for this special COVID-19 edition of Stanford Engineering’s The Future of Everything podcast, to talk about the unique character of the virus, a few surprises she and others have unearthed in their research, and how once-competitive scientists around the world have united to find treatments and a vaccine that are critical to ending the pandemic for good.

The Future of Everything with Russ Altman: Catherine Blish: Immunology is on the trail of a killer As she tells it, the life of immunologist Catherine Blish has not changed all that much from what it was just a couple months ago. Her lab still studies deadly infectious diseases, but instead of myriad killers like HIV, dengue fever, influenza and the like, her team is now focused solely on the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19. Only a select group of researchers in the world are qualified to work with such serious viruses, and fewer still are properly equipped with the protective gear and sophisticated ventilation systems needed to guarantee the safety in the lab. Blish recently joined Russ Altman for this special COVID-19 edition of Stanford Engineering’s The Future of Everything podcast, to talk about the unique character of the virus, a few surprises she and others have unearthed in their research, and how once-competitive scientists around the world have united to find treatments and a vaccine that are critical to ending the pandemic for good.

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As she tells it, the life of immunologist Catherine Blish has not changed all that much from what it was just a couple months ago.Her lab still studies deadly infectious diseases, but instead of myriad killers like HIV, dengue fever, influenza and the like, her team is now focused solely on the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19. Only a select group of researchers in the world are qualified to work with such serious viruses, and fewer still are properly equipped with the protective gear and sophisticated ventilation systems needed to guarantee the safety in the lab.Blish recently joined Russ Altman for this special COVID-19 edition of Stanford Engineering’s The Future of Everything podcast, to talk about the unique character of the virus, a few surprises she and others have unearthed in their research, and how once-competitive scientists around the world have united to find treatments and a vaccine that are critical to ending the pandemic for good.

As she tells it, the life of immunologist <a href="https://profiles.stanford.edu/catherine-blish" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Catherine Blish</a> has not changed all that much from what it was just a couple months ago.Her lab still studies deadly infectious diseases, but instead of myriad killers like HIV, dengue fever, influenza and the like, her team is now focused solely on the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19. Only a select group of researchers in the world are qualified to work with such serious viruses, and fewer still are properly equipped with the protective gear and sophisticated ventilation systems needed to guarantee the safety in the lab. Blish recently joined <a href="https://profiles.stanford.edu/russ-altman" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Russ Altman</a> for this special COVID-19 edition of Stanford Engineering’s The Future of Everything podcast, to talk about the unique character of the virus, a few surprises she and others have unearthed in their research, and how once-competitive scientists around the world have united to find treatments and a vaccine that are critical to ending the pandemic for good.

Catherine Blish: Immunology is on the trail of a killer