Dr. Malin Parmar, an Associate Professor at Lund University, pioneers research on stem cell therapies for Parkinson's disease. She discusses her groundbreaking paper published in Cell Stem Cell, which has drawn significant media attention. The conversation delves into innovative strategies like in vivo reprogramming to transform glial cells into dopamine neurons for treatment. Parmar emphasizes collaboration in research and highlights the challenges and successes within the field, providing fascinating insights into the potential future of Parkinson's therapies.