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Debate@Go8 – Episode 47 – Professor Greg Neely, Charles Perkins Centre, University of Sydney

Professor Greg Neely discusses his ground-breaking work using gene-editing technology to help develop new anti-venoms for snake bites and Box Jellyfish stings. He also explains how an interest in pain led him to the work he is doing now with venoms and how this work, in turn, may lead to breakthroughs around pain in the future. Recorded November 2024.

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