Part 1 - Metabolism in hematology - Ep 3.4

About this episode

The episode discusses the critical role of metabolism in hematology and cancer research, highlighting technological advancements and future directions in the field.

In this 2-part episode of the HemaSphere podcast, host Dr Charles de Bock and guests Dr Jörg Büscher and Prof Dr Petya Apostolova discuss the critical role of metabolism in cellular function, particularly in the context of hematology and cancer research. The discussion highlights the technological advancements in metabolic analysis and their impact on understanding cellular metabolism. They also explore the challenges and future directions in metabolism research and the potential of spatial metabolomics. "Metabolism in hematology”, is on our website, all major podcast platforms, and YouTube. Listen and enjoy casual, insightful discussions about #hematology research. You can find the referenced Review article, in full and open access, here on the HemaSphere website.

People in this episode

Host: Dr Charles de Bock

Guests: Dr Jörg Büscher, Prof Dr Petya Apostolova

Topics covered

• metabolism
• hematology
• cancer research
• metabolic analysis
• spatial metabolomics

Keywords

• metabolism
• hematology
• cancer research
• metabolic analysis
• spatial metabolomics
• cellular function
• technological advancements

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: HemaSphere, HemaSphere Journal

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