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This Week in Science – April 01, 2008 Broadcast

Plastic Oceans, Love You Long Time?, Stopping the Collider, Birthing Genes, Moon Blocks, Headlines!!!, and Interview w/ Scott Sigler, Infected Author of Infected.

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2 April 2008 | astrobiology, biology, biotechnology, cognitive psychology, ecology, end of the world, evolution, genetics, medicine, molecular biology, science, space, theoretical physics | Comments

4 Responses to “This Week in Science – April 01, 2008 Broadcast”

1 s13cybergal 7 April 2008 @ 11:12 pm

Terrific interview. I love the scientific basis of Sigler’s books. Thanks for doing your homework and delivering new and interesting content.

Scary as heck that 1/4 of sand is plastic. OMG!

God Bless,
2 Kate Johnson 14 May 2008 @ 12:29 pm

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3 Kaleb Donilon 14 May 2008 @ 12:49 pm

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4 Hunter Janow 14 May 2008 @ 1:31 pm

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