Episode

Translational Research

Podcast: NSF’s Discovery Files Podcast
Published: Apr 21, 2025
Duration seconds: 1137
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Summary

Fundamental science can have a profound impact when discoveries and research are developed into tangible solutions that benefit the public. Ximena Bernal and Pablo Zavattieri, professors at Purdue University, discuss how their research into mosquitoes may translate into bio-inspired sensors that could help save lives.