Andrew Pelling, a professor on the College of Ottawa with appointments within the Departments of Physics and Biology, has a contemporary method to practising science. He makes use of fruit and veggies to create biodegradable scaffolds for tissue regeneration. His lab is a cross-pollinating hive of various disciplines, unencumbered by the rigidity of conventional approaches that favor a narrower focus. With the artistic freedom to pursue information for its personal sake, Andrew’s lab exams innovate options for a few of the most difficult medical analysis questions. On this episode, Iris Kulbatski from The Scientist‘s Artistic Companies Crew spoke with Andrew to study extra about his distinctive philosophy of science.
Science Philosophy in a Flash is a sequence of mini podcasts produced by The Scientist’s Artistic Companies Crew. With a deal with the folks behind the science, this podcast highlights researchers’ distinctive outlooks on what motivates their pursuit of science and what it means to be a scientist.
To study extra about Pelling’s analysis, please see “Apples Lay the Foundation for Regenerating Bone”
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Andrew Pelling, PhD, FRSB
Professor
College of Ottawa
Fellow of the Royal Society of Biology
Member, School of the Royal Society of Canada
TED Senior Fellow
Honorary Analysis Fellow, College of Western Australia
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