

TWiV 1185: The birds and the Bs
Jan 19, 2025
Delve into the complexities of Guillain-Barré Syndrome linked to RSV vaccines and the recent surge of metapneumovirus in Asia. Discuss the fallout as editors resign over AI practices in academic publishing. Explore wild bird pathogens and their public health implications, revealing their role in zoonotic diseases. Learn about memory B cells and their influence on immune responses and vaccine development. Plus, engage with a fun card game designed to tackle academic critiques, showcasing the intersection of humor and science.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
A Winter Wonderland: Extraordinary Snowstorms and Seasonal Chills
01:31 • 2min
Exploring Lake Effect Snow and Job Opportunities in Viral Immunology
03:03 • 2min
Vaccine Safety and Virology Updates
05:13 • 15min
Birds, Pathogens, and Public Health
20:40 • 17min
Exploring Avian Pathogens and Vaccine Challenges
37:33 • 15min
Understanding Antibodies and Immune Response
52:34 • 8min
Memory B Cells and Neuraminidase Antibodies
01:00:13 • 14min
Antibodies and Neuraminidase Insights
01:14:25 • 17min
COVID-19 Antibody Study Controversy
01:31:21 • 5min
Engaging with Scientific Feedback Through a Unique Card Game
01:36:40 • 2min
Navigating Academic Critiques and Celebrating Individual Insights
01:38:46 • 2min
Exploring the National Data Buoy Center's Marine Insights
01:40:24 • 2min
Morse Code and the World Telegraphy Championships
01:42:13 • 4min
Exploring Bacterial Research Gaps and Listener Contributions
01:46:37 • 5min