FAQ

Some answers to your questions

What are your laboratory's current areas of research in biology and cancer research?

Our laboratory focuses on the study of molecular mechanisms of cancer and how they can be targeted for the development of new therapies.

How does ethical philosophy relate to your work in the biological sciences?

Ethical philosophy helps us to reflect on the moral implications of our research, particularly with regard to the use of animal experimentation and the ethical issues involved in genomics.

Can you recommend any relevant philosophical readings to better understand ethical dilemmas in biomedical research?

Of course, I recommend reading "The Ethics of Science: An Introduction" by David B. Resnik and "The Cambridge Handbook of Human Dignity" edited by Marcus Düwell, Jens Braarvig and Roger Brownsword.

How do you reconcile your passion for jazz music with your career in science?

Jazz music is my personal passion, but it gives me the inspiration and balance I need to be creative in my scientific research.

Are there any scientific links between music and biology?

Yes, there are studies on the effects of music on the brain and mental health, which may have implications for cancer research and patient well-being.

What are the latest advances in cancer research that you find most promising?

Advances in immunotherapy and targeted therapies are particularly exciting, offering new prospects for cancer treatment.

How can I help raise awareness of cancer research as a concerned citizen?

You can contribute by participating in fundraising events, volunteering with cancer organizations, and sharing information about cancer prevention and screening.

Are there any upcoming events where I can hear you play jazz music?

I regularly post announcements on my website about upcoming jazz performances. Stay tuned for upcoming dates.

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