Archives for July 2006

This Week in Science – July 25, 2006 Broadcast

Neato a Veto, Sex in Space, Life is Old, Doin’ the Neanderthal, Voices and Vision, No Blood for Oil, Genetic Foundations, and Interview w/ Daniel Wilson, author of How to Survive a Robot Uprising

25 July 2006 | alternative energy, anthropology, artificial intelligence, astronauts, biology, civilian space travel, ecology, energy, evolution, genetics, microbiology, neuroscience, petroleum, robots, science, space, stem cells, world robot domination | No Comments

This Week in Science – July 18, 2006 Broadcast

Danger in the Wayback, Sleep or Death?, Hot Resistant Chocolate, Virtual Telepathy, Evolving Zebbies, This Week in Cyber-human Domination, I Was a Teenage Dino-Killer, We Are All the Same, Rats Run to Momma, and Interview w/ Michael Stebbins, Ph.D, Director of Biology Policy for the Federation of American Scientists, and author of ‘Sex, Drugs, and DNA: Science’s Taboos Confronted.’

18 July 2006 | animals, archeology, australia bashing, biology, birds, evolution, genetics, mammals, microbiology, molecular biology, neuroscience, paleontology, psychobiology, science, science and politics, stem cells | No Comments

This Week in Science – July 11, 2006 Broadcast

Big Bloody Dinosaurs, Wooly Mammoths Go Blonde, Drugs, Drugs, Drugs, This Week in The End of The World, NASA says, “S’Alright?… S’Alright.” And Interview w/ Dr. Clifford Pickover re: Mobius Stripping

11 July 2006 | agriculture, alternative energy, animals, archeology, biology, end of the world, evolution, genetics, global warming, mathematics, psychobiology, science | No Comments

This Week in Science – July 04, 2006 Broadcast

NASA On Crack, Big Nothing in Space, Kangaroo Repellent, Gazelles Give Up, Super Jellyfish To the Rescue!, CO2 Sludge, Neurons Need Love Too, Circus Ants, Interview w/ William Gurstelle re: Thing That Go Boom

4 July 2006 | animals, astronauts, australia bashing, deep space, diy tech, end of the world, engineering, insects, mammals, marine biology, neuroscience, physiology, science, spacecraft | No Comments