Priye Iworima's guest appearances

Priye Iworima

The Stem Cell Podcast

Diabetes: From Beta Cells to Bicycles

SBME Interfaces

Kelly McNagny

Peter Zandstra

Michael Levin

Austin Smith

Robert Mays

Kiki Sanford

Bernie Siegel

Greg Smith

Sally Thorne

Jim Johnson

Aubrey de Grey

Kaytlyn Gerbin

Chuck Murry

Sarthak Sinha

James Olson

OwlTail

In our third episode, we interface with Priye Iworima and Elizabeth Castle on researching through the pandemic, community outreach, scientific literacy, representation and sibling rivalry/worship. GUESTS: Priye Iworima SBME PhD Student working in Tim Kiefer's Lab Priye is a Nigerian-Canadian Biomedical engineering student whose research focuses on developing a differentiation protocol to generate stem cell-derived insulin-producing cells that may be used as a potential therapy for type 1 diabetes. She is also interested in the optimizing process parameters for large scale manufacturing of stem cell-derived products. In her free time, she loves travelling to explore new places and cultures, music, eating and socializing with friends and family. Elizabeth Castle SBME PhD Student working in Peter Zandstra's Lab Elizabeth has only recently called Vancouver home, having moved here from Calgary. She began her work in Dr. Peter Zandstra’s lab in January 2020, where she is working on pluripotent stem cells and regenerative medicine. Outside of the lab, she is interested scientific literacy and mental health promotion. She spends a great deal of her spare time in nature, hiking, surfing and snowboarding. She loves to cook and read read read, especially fiction as she sees more than enough non-fiction through her research. HOSTS: HostsPayam Zahedi Strategic Planning &amp; Operations Director, School of Biomedical Engineering Payam is a born problem solver and dot connector who believes that real impact only occurs when everyone is given the means to chase it. He's the Director of Strategic Planning and Operations at UBC's School of Biomedical Engineering and holds a BASc in Biomedical Engineering and an MSc and PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences, from the University of Toronto. He believes we are better together and is an advocate for equity and inclusivity. In his spare time, when he's not chasing his two sons around, he's experimenting in the kitchen, reading crime fiction and untangling the mechanisms of effective leadership.Miguel Eichelberger Communications &amp; Engagement Manager, School of Biomedical Engineering Miguel is an unflinching optimist. He is a communicator and writer whose work has appeared in literary magazines and on stages around the world. His most recent publications include Harpur Palate, the Literary Review of Canada, Plainsongs Magazine, and Soliloquies Anthology. He believes in authenticity; in doing and saying what you actually believe, and he is an obsessive student of leadership from the biological and anthropological perspectives. You've likely heard him rant about it, and he's not sorry.

In our third episode, we interface with Priye Iworima and Elizabeth Castle on researching through the pandemic, community outreach, scientific literacy, representation and sibling rivalry/worship. GUESTS: Priye Iworima SBME PhD Student working in Tim Kiefer's Lab Priye is a Nigerian-Canadian Biomedical engineering student whose research focuses on developing a differentiation protocol to generate stem cell-derived insulin-producing cells that may be used as a potential therapy for type 1 diabetes. She is also interested in the optimizing process parameters for large scale manufacturing of stem cell-derived products. In her free time, she loves travelling to explore new places and cultures, music, eating and socializing with friends and family. Elizabeth Castle SBME PhD Student working in Peter Zandstra's Lab Elizabeth has only recently called Vancouver home, having moved here from Calgary. She began her work in Dr. Peter Zandstra’s lab in January 2020, where she is working on pluripotent stem cells and regenerative medicine. Outside of the lab, she is interested scientific literacy and mental health promotion. She spends a great deal of her spare time in nature, hiking, surfing and snowboarding. She loves to cook and read read read, especially fiction as she sees more than enough non-fiction through her research. HOSTS: Hosts Payam Zahedi Strategic Planning &amp; Operations Director, School of Biomedical Engineering Payam is a born problem solver and dot connector who believes that real impact only occurs when everyone is given the means to chase it. He's the Director of Strategic Planning and Operations at UBC's School of Biomedical Engineering and holds a BASc in Biomedical Engineering and an MSc and PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences, from the University of Toronto. He believes we are better together and is an advocate for equity and inclusivity. In his spare time, when he's not chasing his two sons around, he's experimenting in the kitchen, reading crime fiction and untangling the mechanisms of effective leadership. Miguel Eichelberger Communications &amp; Engagement Manager, School of Biomedical Engineering Miguel is an unflinching optimist. He is a communicator and writer whose work has appeared in literary magazines and on stages around the world. His most recent publications include Harpur Palate, the Literary Review of Canada, Plainsongs Magazine, and Soliloquies Anthology. He believes in authenticity; in doing and saying what you actually believe, and he is an obsessive student of leadership from the biological and anthropological perspectives. You've likely heard him rant about it, and he's not sorry.

SBME Interfaces with Priye Iworima and Beth Castle | Ep. 3

Priye Iworima is a PhD student at the University of British Columbia. Her project is focused on developing and optimizing a differentiation protocol for generating insulin-producing cells derived from stem cells that could be used as a potential therapy for type 1 diabetes.

Ep. 161: “Generation of Functional and Mature Beta Cells” Featuring Priye Iworima

Host Krista Lamb is joined by BC Diabetes Research Network trainee and UBC PhD student Priye Iworima, who works in Dr. Timothy Kieffer’s lab at UBC’s Life Sciences Institute. Her current research involves using stem cells to generate insulin-producing cells, and optimizing the process for potential replacement cell therapy in patients living with type 1 diabetes.Learn more about the research being done in the Kieffer lab by clicking here and following Priye on Twitter.Visit us at diabetesBC.ca and follow @BCDiabResNet for updates!

Host Krista Lamb is joined by BC Diabetes Research Network trainee and UBC PhD student Priye Iworima, who works in Dr. Timothy Kieffer’s lab at UBC’s Life Sciences Institute. Her current research involves using stem cells to generate insulin-producing cells, and optimizing the process for potential replacement cell therapy in patients living with type 1 diabetes.Learn more about the research being done in the Kieffer lab by <a href="https://kiefferlab.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">clicking here</a> and following Priye on <a href="https://twitter.com/IworimaPriye" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>.Visit us at <a href="https://diabetesbc.ca/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">diabetesBC.ca</a> and follow <a href="https://twitter.com/bcdiabresnet" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@BCDiabResNet</a> for updates!

Episode 2 - Priye Iworima