Jun 25, 2026 · 1 hr 27 min · 14 segments
TWiN unpacks a striking paradox, that the very cell divisions that built the human brain's most advanced layers also put them at greatest risk, and how a dedicated DNA repair pathway saves them…
Vivianne MorrisonHost
Tim CheungHost
Vincent RacanielloHostUm, and the, there's a couple of big names at the end, and let's see, where's...
... who I had, I, uh, and, um, and I think he's working closely with a couple of people, um, in the, David Rowitch, who's at University of Cambridge, and then, um, some other people whose names I recognize as being part of this, um, community of researchers that study cortical development and, um, neuron identity, um, and, uh, glial cells.
So, um, some people at, uh, yeah, Northwestern, uh, Color- the University of Colorado, and, um- The Oregon Health and Sciences University.
Um, and the, there's a couple of big names at the end, and let's see, where's...
... who I had, I, uh, and, um, and I think he's working closely with a couple of people, um, in the, David Rowitch, who's at University of Cambridge, and then, um, some other people whose names I recognize as being part of this, um, community of researchers that study cortical development and, um, neuron identity, um, and, uh, glial cells.
So, um, some people at, uh, yeah, Northwestern, uh, Color- the University of Colorado, and, um- The Oregon Health and Sciences University.
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