 |
The
TAP '20 Years of Automated Cell Culture'
podcast features
interviews, special features and news. |
| |
To automatically
receive episodes of this podcast,
subscribe to the podcast feed by copying
and pasting the link below into your
podcast sofware or feed reader. You
will need podcast software or an RSS
feed reader to do this. |
|
http://www.automationpartnership.com/20years/podcast.xml
|
|
|
|
| |
For further
information on subscribing, view 'help
with subscribing to a podcast'
|
| |
Alternatively,
some software and feed readers provide
one-click subscription. |
| |
If you
already use iTunes, MyYahoo or Google
Reader, simply click the relevant
one-click subscription button and
your
software will do the rest. |
| |
| |
|
Cell
Culture - Future
An interview with Professor
David Williams. |
| Professor
David Williams discusses
the development of regenerative
medicine over the next
twenty years and the challenges
the industry will face
to become fully commercialised. |
| Listen
online | duration: 20mins |
 |
 |
Cell
Culture - Past
An interview with Professor
Chris Mason. |
| Professor
Chris Mason of UCL, is
internationally recognized
as being at the forefront
of the emerging field
of regenerative medicine,
shares his insights into
the challenges faced by
this sector over the past
20 years. |
| Listen
online | duration: 12mins |
|
| |
|
|
|
| If
you would rather not subscribe,
you can listen to streamed
audio interviews online
or download individual
episodes of this podcast
in mp3 format to your
computer. |
| To
listen to an episode online,
click on the 'Listen'
button
and the interview will
be streamed via a Flash
player. |
| To
download an episode,
click on the 'Listen'
button
to open the page containing
the streamed version of
the interview. On this
screen, right click the
Download button and choose
'Save
Target As..', 'Save Link
As..' or a similar
option. |
| Please
note: if you download
an mp3 podcast episode
your internet connection
and the file size will
determine the time it
takes to download your
computer. |
|
|
| For
more information on TAP or our
'20 Years of Automated Cell
Culture', please
contact us |
|
