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  • EP 68: Bioinformatics Careers, Communication, and Workflow Managers with Cristina Guijarro-Clarke

    EP 68: Bioinformatics Careers, Communication, and Workflow Managers with Cristina Guijarro-Clarke
    Jan 23 2026
    Summary In this podcast episode, the host and guest Cristina Guijarro-Clarke discuss various aspects of bioinformatics, including the importance of communication, navigating career paths, the role of social media, and the transition from academia to industry. We delve into the significance of workflow managers and the evolution of bioinformatics tools, emphasizing the need for both technical and soft skills in the field. The conversation highlights the collaborative nature of bioinformatics and the future trends shaping careers in this domain.
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    1 h y 5 m
  • EP 67: Pathogen Genomics for Infection Prevention and Control with Ellie Carter

    EP 67: Pathogen Genomics for Infection Prevention and Control with Ellie Carter
    Jan 6 2026
    Ellie's background in microbiology and public health shaped her career in infection prevention. Building a laboratory network in Indiana was a significant project that enhanced public health. Infection preventionists play a crucial role in managing outbreaks in healthcare settings. Genomic sequencing is becoming increasingly important in identifying and controlling infections. Current outbreak detection methods in healthcare are often limited and retrospective. APIC 2024 highlighted the potential of genomic epidemiology in healthcare. Cost-effectiveness is a key factor in adopting genomic sequencing in hospitals. Challenges include financial investment and the need for bioinformatics expertise. Healthcare systems must learn from public health to implement genomic sequencing effectively. The ultimate goal is to prevent harm to patients through better infection control practices.
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    51 m
  • EP 66: One Health, Genomic Epidemiology, and Antimicrobial Resistance with Anita Kasanga

    EP 66: One Health, Genomic Epidemiology, and Antimicrobial Resistance with Anita Kasanga
    Dec 18 2025
    Summary In this conversation, Anita shares her experiences in critical patient care, emphasizing the importance of timely clinical alerts and collaboration among healthcare professionals. She recounts a specific case involving a 12-year-old girl post-surgery, highlighting the urgency of addressing antibiotic resistance and the need for effective communication within the medical team.
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    51 m
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