Sean McSherry, Connor Steigerwald, Daniel Crowley, Alex Gandal
8 thoughts on “Cancer Therapy with Magnetic Nanoparticles”
You guys did a really good job but the first thing i would change would be to make it 12 seconds longer! The podcast really makes it seem simple how the iron oxide particles actually destroy the dangerous cells of the tumor. I liked how Dan brought back one of the original intrinsic properties that we learned about how color was actually dependent on size and related it to the magnetic properties of the nanoparticles in cancer therapy. You guys did a good job. A lot of research must have been done for this talk!
I thought this was a well done podcast. I found it very interesting of the ways magnetic nanoparticles can be used to treat cancer. The only thing i would say is that at some points the music was a little too loud, but other than that i enjoyed it.
I really enjoy the music playing in the background. All the speakers seem like they know what they are talking about and that they are comfortable talking about it. Overall, I though it was easy to understand and well organized.
All of the speakers in this podcast were very knowledgeable about the topic and it sounded like they all knew what they were talking about. They did a very good job explaining the process in which magnetic nanoparticles are involved with cancer therapy. The music in the background was a nice addition to the podcast. Well done.
This podcast was well organized and well researched. You guys described the topic well making it very easy to understand. I also like that you focused on just therapy using nano particles instead of trying to talk about all of their uses in 5 minutes. Good job!
I enjoyed listening to this podcast. I think the example they chose to explain was very interesting, and that the speakers did a good job taking me through the process of how this treatment works. I thought it was well organized, and liked how they ended with the problems and ways that this method of treatment could be improved upon in the future.
I really enjoyed the opening music but as the podcast continued and there were pauses in the dialogue I started listening to the music instead of the speakers when they came back in. I really liked how clearly each person spoke and how the information was presented by all members of the group.
This was a good podcast. It flowed fairly well, and the topic was well explained for the time given. The use of music in the podcast was a creative idea as well, but I think it may have been better to fade the music out when people were talking. It distracts from what people are saying. All in all, a fairly well done podcast.
You guys did a really good job but the first thing i would change would be to make it 12 seconds longer! The podcast really makes it seem simple how the iron oxide particles actually destroy the dangerous cells of the tumor. I liked how Dan brought back one of the original intrinsic properties that we learned about how color was actually dependent on size and related it to the magnetic properties of the nanoparticles in cancer therapy. You guys did a good job. A lot of research must have been done for this talk!
I thought this was a well done podcast. I found it very interesting of the ways magnetic nanoparticles can be used to treat cancer. The only thing i would say is that at some points the music was a little too loud, but other than that i enjoyed it.
I really enjoy the music playing in the background. All the speakers seem like they know what they are talking about and that they are comfortable talking about it. Overall, I though it was easy to understand and well organized.
All of the speakers in this podcast were very knowledgeable about the topic and it sounded like they all knew what they were talking about. They did a very good job explaining the process in which magnetic nanoparticles are involved with cancer therapy. The music in the background was a nice addition to the podcast. Well done.
This podcast was well organized and well researched. You guys described the topic well making it very easy to understand. I also like that you focused on just therapy using nano particles instead of trying to talk about all of their uses in 5 minutes. Good job!
I enjoyed listening to this podcast. I think the example they chose to explain was very interesting, and that the speakers did a good job taking me through the process of how this treatment works. I thought it was well organized, and liked how they ended with the problems and ways that this method of treatment could be improved upon in the future.
I really enjoyed the opening music but as the podcast continued and there were pauses in the dialogue I started listening to the music instead of the speakers when they came back in. I really liked how clearly each person spoke and how the information was presented by all members of the group.
This was a good podcast. It flowed fairly well, and the topic was well explained for the time given. The use of music in the podcast was a creative idea as well, but I think it may have been better to fade the music out when people were talking. It distracts from what people are saying. All in all, a fairly well done podcast.