The State of Inquiry
State of Inquiry is a video and audio podcast from Indiana Public Media that brings Indiana University research to life. Each mini-season explores a timely theme—like artificial intelligence, public health, or global economics—through in-depth conversations with IU experts. Designed for curious listeners, the show highlights how IU research shapes Indiana, the nation, and the world.
What if you could make cancer cells more vulnerable by targeting DNA repair?
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How does our metabolism affect cancer growth? How do cancer cells “eat” and how do they communicate and compete with other cells? Learn about the latest research into how cancer cells adapt at a metabolic level, using nutrients to proliferate, evade cell death, and persist after therapy. -
What if the most important drivers of cancer aren’t mutations in DNA, but the chemical switches that control how cells read that DNA? -
How does our understanding of environmental exposures and our own hormones shape how we can predict, detect, and treat lung cancer? -
Triple-negative breast cancer is aggressive and hard to treat. How are new therapies and early phase clinical trials changing what’s possible for patients? -
Learn how a better understanding of temperature, environment, and other factors can have dramatic effects on scientists’ ability to advance cancer research. -
How is AI reshaping the workforce and where it is headed next? Kevin Jones hosts guests Sagar Samtani and Kun Huang. -
How is AI reshaping the ways we work, make decisions, and collaborate? Kevin Jones hosts guests Alan Dennis and David Crandall. -
How can AI-driven technologies be designed to better serve aging populations and improve health outcomes? Kevin Jones hosts guests Aqueasha Martin-Hammond and Fawzi BenMessaoud. -
How can AI empower both teachers and students, now and in the future? Kevin Jones hosts guests Cindy Hmelo-Silver and Anne Ottenbreit-Leftwich.
