Archives for October 2006

This Week in Science - October 24, 2006 Broadcast

Global Warming, Whoo-hoo Phone Call From Washington State!, This Week in the End of the World Three Times Over, A Cloak of Invisbility, Extremely Extremeophilic, Wasted Fish, Fishy Clues, and Interview w/ Mark Bowen - Author of Thin Ice

24 October 2006 | anthropology, archeology, astrobiology, biology, end of the world, fish, global warming, microbiology, oceanography, ozone, paleontology, science | No Comments

This Week in Science - October 17, 2006 Broadcast

Disclaimer Blah Blah Blahs, Electrodes in the Brain, World Parasite Domination, Talk About Prozac Nation, Like Shooting Fish in A Cave in the Desert, Camel Giants, Heavy Man Heavy, TWIS Bytes, and Interview w/ William Sweet Author of Kicking the Carbon Habit

17 October 2006 | alternative energy, biology, chemistry, conservationism, end of the world, endangered animals, energy, energy conservation, evolution, fish, genetics, global warming, neuroscience, pharmacology, psychology, science, technology | No Comments

This Week in Science - October 10, 2006 Broadcast

Da Bomb, Trippin’ Treatment, Clean Water and Nasty Bugs, Pushy Parasite, Tropical Paradise?, Quasars and Blazars and Dust in the Sky, TWIS Bytes, and Interview w/ Dr. Michael Stebbins about Science Activism (SEA)

11 October 2006 | Black Holes, FDA, animals, biology, botany, cognitive psychology, cosmology, ecology, end of the world, evolution, genetics, insects, medicine, recreational drugs, science, science and politics, space, therapies, worms | No Comments

This Week in Science - October 03, 2006 Broadcast

A Silence So Deafening, Don’t Worry - Think Faster, Bacon???, Lucy and Baby Have Identity Issues, Doggy Liver Devastation, Spinach Safety, Goat’s Milk To Spider Silk, Quick TWIS Bytes, and Interview w/ Dr. Alexandra Navrotsky on nanotechnology

3 October 2006 | anthropology, arthropods, biology, cognitive psychology, cognitive science, evolution, insects, medicine, nanotechnology, nutrition, robots, science, technology, world robot domination | No Comments