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This Week in Science - September 02, 2008 Broadcast

windmill batting averages, cellular reprogramming, fly acrobatics, hairy ears, this week in the end of the world, and interview w/ Dr. P. Michael Conn and James V. Parker about animal research and the war between scientists and activists.

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2 September 2008 | animals, bioethics, biology, cell biology, cosmology, end of the world, genetics, global warming, medicine, molecular biology, physics, podcast, science, science and politics, space, stem cells | Comments

One Response to “This Week in Science - September 02, 2008 Broadcast”

1 Abe 3 September 2008 @ 4:02 am

Another great podcast.

I’m a UK listener and think your doing a great job…

Keep it up

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