The Huxley Morton Podcast

Moment 22 – Creating meaningful therapies for patients who currently have few or no treatment options.

At Artelo Biosciences, their scientific research and clinical development are advancing their understanding of how lipid-signalling modification, including targeting the receptors of the endocannabinoid system, can have an impact in the treatment of cancer and other serious diseases.  

 

For cancer and its complications such as cancer anorexia-cachexia syndrome, neuropathic pain, anxiety and sleeplessness, they believe their unique platform may lead to meaningful therapies for patients who currently have few or no treatment options.

 

Tune in this Wednesday to hear Andy's story and the amazing work Artelo Biosciences are doing.

Huxley Morton - Who are we and how did it all start? | Ep21

Who are the founders of Huxley Morton, what is Huxley Morton about, and what is the back story?

 

This week Adam and the founders discuss how Covid-19 killed HM’s very successful Engineering focused Recruitment business.

How James and Lucy came back fighting!

What they are doing differently to conquer a new market!

Moment 21- What are Hiring managers really looking for in a new employee?

Today's moment is a clip from our conversation with Aman Khera where she shared some great insights into what she looks for as a Hiring Manager. Aman provides some great tips to candidates in the interview process.

 

To watch the full episode click here https://youtu.be/nV-NNiDSiPA

Professional Basketball Player to Cannabis Plant Botanist, Dozie Mbonu | Ep20

This week’s guest is Dozie Mbonu a former professional basketball player turned plant scientist.

Dozie embarked into the cannabis, botany/ plant physiology/bioscience and sustainability world after being inspired by his aunt Dr. Carol Janerette's life’s work.

With the goal of leaving the world in a much better condition than when they came, they founded Janerette’s Eco-Friendly Fungi LLC. A company that sustainably solved agriculture, forestry and environmental challenges.

Through various trials they found their beneficial fungi helps plants grow extremely large, increases nutrient levels, increases cannabinoid and terpene levels as well as keeping plants organic and protects plants from certain pathogens and pest.

Tune in to hear how Dozie feels he is in the right place at the right time and has a product that everyone needs.

 

 

 

Moment 20- From Sports to Science!

This week’s guest is Dozie Mbonu a former professional basketball player turned plant scientist.

Dozie embarked into the cannabis, botany/ plant physiology/bioscience and sustainability world after being inspired by his aunt Dr. Carol Janerette life’s work.

With the goal of leaving the world in a much better condition than when they came, they founded Janerette’s Eco-Friendly Fungi LLC.

 

Bringing safety to the Lifescience sector | Ep19

Jennifer Reilly is President & COO here at Safety Partners a Certified Women-Owned business, that leverages science backgrounds to deliver environmental health and safety (EHS) programs to life science and technology companies across the US. 

Jennifer Reilly has a unique journey in becoming the President and COO of Safety Partners, with a not-so-linear path starting as a part-time consultant at the company. 

Jennifer shares her early passion for science, the importance of managerial support, and her choice to pick safety over all other opportunities.

Moment 19- Top 5 must read resources as voted by our guests.

You may not know it but according to Fast Company, the average number of books read by a

CEO is 5 per Month!

That’s not bad going…. But what are they reading?

We ask this question every week on the Huxley Morton Podcast and wanted to share the top recommendations.

Irene Woerner, CEO of Emtruth recommended Google scholar as a great resource. https://scholar.google.com/

CJ Anderson, CEO of CCT Research recommended The ride of a lifetime by Robert Iger.

Arti Bhosale, Co-Founder of Sieve Health recommended The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho.

Megan Hefner, Clinical operations consultant recommended ADHD 2.0 by Edward M.Hallowell,M.D., and John J Ratey.M.D.

Kyle McAllister, VP, Data Analytics at CCT Research recommended Breath by James Nester.

Cross- disciplinary collaboration to accelerate the approval of treatments and cures for patients and families | Ep18

Today James is joined by Klaus Romero, Chief Scientific Officer for Critical Path Institute ( C-Path) an independent nonprofit, public-private partnership with the FDA created under the auspices of the FDA’s Critical Path Initiative program in 2005.

Tune in to hear Klaus’s story and how C-path have achieved what they set out to do. Providing the legal and scientific infrastructure to create a uniquely neutral environment for industry, academia, regulators and other government agencies, to work together to accelerate and de-risk the medical product development process. 

Moment 18: Accelerating the medical product development process.

Creating a uniquely neutral environment for Industry, academia, regulators and other government agencies, to work together to accelerate and de-risk the medical product development process.

This week James speaks to Klaus Romero about how C-Path provides the legal and Scientific infrastructure to achieve just this.

Blueprint to success in Clinical Research | Ep17

With over 15 years of experience within the Clinical Research Industry, this week’s guest has a true passion for Patient Advocacy and believes that patient's voices should be heard.

This week James and Adam speak to Megan Hefner about her passion for the industry and how she has transitioned into consultancy. Sharing some great insights, it’s easy to see why Megan has been so successful.

Make sure you tune in to learn some tips on how to succeed in the Clinical Research industry.