Published Dec 14, 2022
From Scientific Exile To Gene Editing Pioneer
Lydia Villa-Komaroff shares her journey from scientific exile during the DNA recombinant research ban of the 1970s to her pivotal role in gene editing breakthroughs, transforming diabetes treatment and biotechnology. The episode underscores the importance of effective science communication in overcoming public skepticism.
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