Ep.3 MEMORY (Pt.1/2)

This special episode brings together the voices and experiences of the organizers, volunteers, and participants of the “Vaccination: A Time Machine” stand at the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition 2024. A soundscape that captures the energy, curiosity, and enthusiasm of a memorable day devoted to science and public engagement.

Second part of the interview with Polly Matzinger, immunologist at the National Institute of Health (USA) and Louisiane Ferlier, historian and digital resources manager at the Royal Society of London. A conversation starting with the concept of MEMORY in immunology and scientific archives. Music: Luca Cescotti and Sergio Marcante.

First part of the interview with Polly Matzinger, immunologist at the National Institute of Health (USA) and Louisiane Ferlier, historian and digital resources manager at the Royal Society of London. A conversation starting with the concept of MEMORY in immunology and scientific archives. Music: Luca Cescotti and Sergio Marcante.

Second part of the interview with Dennie Wilson, dance artist, educator and researcher at the Royal Academy of Dance in London, and Ambra Natalini, post-doc in immunology at the Francis Crick Institute in London. A conversation starting with the concept of SPEED in immunology and the dance arts.  Music: Luca Cescotti and Sergio Marcante.

First part of the interview with Dennie Wilson, dance artist, educator and researcher at the Royal Academy of Dance in London, and Ambra Natalini, post-doc in immunology at the Francis Crick Institute in London. A conversation starting with the concept of SPEED in immunology and the dance arts.  Music: Luca Cescotti and Sergio Marcante.

An interview with two historical figures in immunology: Lady Mary Wortley Montagu and Dr. Emmanuel Timoni. Voices: Francesco Seganfreddo [Host] Kathleen Hughes, Jo Meg Kennedy [Lady Mary Wortley Montagu] Guido Formichi [Dr. Emmanuel Timoni] Michael Scott Kennedy [Dr. William Wagstaffe]. Music: Luca Cescotti and Sergio Marcante. Cover: Portrait of Lady Wortley Montagu, Anglo-Saxon Review, 1899 Royal Society library