

Dr Tayaza Fadason explains his research into the parts of DNA associated with disease and why this could help us understand how diseases occur together.
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Dr William Schierding explains the role computational science in research, and the additional pieces of information he can dig out of data sets.
Meet William
Dr Tommi Vatanen explains his research into the microbiome and the intricate relationship we have with the bacteria in our gut.
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Dr Eleanor Kennedy explains her MRI-focused research into early brain development and how it relates to behaviour in childhood.
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Dr Tomoko Aoyama explains her research into the determinants of physical inactivity in children, and how and when to intervene.
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Dr Nike Franke explains her research into the long-term effects of clinical trials and the importance of engaging better with consumers.
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Dr Taygen Edwards explains her research to determine whether gut microbiome transfer capsules improve gut issues and wellbeing in autistic people.
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Dr Amber Milan explains her research into how our bodies use food and how much we still don't know about nutrition.
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