The most productive time of my career

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The most productive time of my career

Gerald Fischbach Scientist

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11. The outcomes of my research		02:23
12. The most productive time of my career		00:34
13. The Department of Pharmacology at Harvard		03:30
14. Moving to neuroscience at Washington University	3	03:28
15. Joys of being at Harvard University		01:44
16. The discovery of ErbB4		01:53
17. Moving up the neuroscience ladder	1	03:25
18. The Mass General Hospital in Boston	1	04:34
19. Between MIT and Harvard		03:12
20. Rod MacKinnon	1	02:15

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The other was just a series of wonderful papers while at the NIH and students, who had moved with me to Harvard in '73, and it was a great time. Probably the most productive time of my career. I was still very young... It makes me very sentimental because when I remember who they were and look them up on the web, I realize that several have passed away.

Gerald Fischbach (b. 1938) is an American neuroscientist and pioneering researcher. He pioneered the use of nerve cell cultures to study the electrophysiology, morphology and biochemistry of developing nerve-muscle and inter-neuronal synapses.

Title: The most productive time of my career

Listeners: Christopher Sykes

Christopher Sykes is an independent documentary producer who has made a number of films about science and scientists for BBC TV, Channel Four, and PBS.

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Duration: 34 seconds

Date story recorded: July 2023

Date story went live: 16 May 2025