Aging processes in humans and animals - Hannah Dugdale - In Science #47 - RUG
About this episode
Hannah Dugdale discusses her research on aging processes in humans and animals, including the influence of genetics and social factors.
In this episode, our guest is Hannah Dugdale. She is a Professor of Evolutionary Medicine. Wim and Tina interview her about her research on aging processes in humans and animals. They discuss the role of genetics, social factors, the environment, and family history and how it affects aging. Hannah won the NWO Athena award in 2024. She is a role model for future scientists and a strong advocate for equal opportunities. They also discuss what winning this award means to her. Guest: Hannah Dugdale Hosts: Wim Brons and Tina Kretschmer Dugdale Research Group Hannah Dugdale wins NWO Athena Award
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