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This Week in Science - May 06, 2008 Broadcast

Kirsten’s on her own!, Interview with Dr. Gary Marcus, author of Kluge, and The Weird From Washington with Dr. Michael Stebbins, plus a brief rundown of science headlines.

6 May 2008 | animals, biology, birds, cognitive psychology, computer science, end of the world, evolution, genetics, psychology, robots, science, science and politics, world robot domination | No Comments

This Week in Science - March 18, 2008 Broadcast

Island Cretins, New Blood, Aussie Bashing Banned, Rugged Face of Mars, Squirrel Stress, World Robot Domination, Bird News, Fungus Sex, Great Symbiosis Batman, Cleanin’ up Nuclear, and a Planetary Breath.

18 March 2008 | agriculture, animals, biology, birds, cell biology, ecology, evolution, genetics, mammals, medicine, microbiology, molecular biology, neuroscience, nuclear power, planets, science, space, world robot domination | 1 Comment

This Week in Science - December 25, 2007 Broadcast

Merry TWISmas one and all!, Mars Attacked, Mars Alive?, Tracking Santa, Baby Newton, Animal Antics, Whale Tale, MUSIC!!!, World Robot Domination - Power, Tonedeaf Brains, Birds Who Sing Together, More Whales, Animal Discoveries, Stem Cells Arise!

26 December 2007 | NASA, animals, astrobiology, australia bashing, birds, energy, mammals, paleontology, planets, science, science history, stem cells, whales, world robot domination | 2 Comments

This Week in Science - November 20, 2007 Broadcast

Thanksgiving Thanks, This Week in the End of the World, Climatia All Around, Whatchya Gonna Do Bout it?, Is an Air Sac a Lung?, Reproductive Girls, Surfing the Light Fantastic, The Weird From Washington, Sugar Magnolia, Whale of a Japanese Tale, RoboMoth, and Trapping Rainbows

20 November 2007 | biology, birds, end of the world, global warming, mathematics, molecular biology, paleontology, physics, podcast, robots, science, science and politics, technology, theoretical physics, whales, world robot domination | No Comments

This Week in Science - October 09, 2007 Broadcast

Appendi-bug-house, See the Station!, Relativity Easy, Danger From Space, Plastic Steel, This Week in The End of The World (Justin gets ranty), The Wierd From Washington, TWIStributor Trio, Magnetovision, and Spicy Pain Relief.

9 October 2007 | ISS, archeology, biology, birds, end of the world, global warming, mathematics, medicine, microbiology, nanotechnology, relativity, science, science and politics, technology | No Comments

This Week in Science - August 21, 2007 Broadcast

Dark Matters, Super-fast Light, Losing Memory, Tasting Gut, Release the Lake, Plankton 4 Earth, Birdy Brooding, & Interview w/ Dr. Al Harrison, Psychologist and Author of Stardust: Cosmic Visions in Science, Religion, and Folklore.

21 August 2007 | animals, astrobiology, astrophysics, biology, birds, cognitive science, end of the world, global warming, neuroscience, psychobiology, psychology, science, space | 3 Comments

This Week in Science - August 07, 2007 Broadcast

Hwang Just Didn’t Notice, Hurts So Good, Feverish Hormones, Dead Zone, Penguin Fun, Smartie-tangs, Baby-talk Blocks, TWIS-bytes, Interview w/ Chris Mooney, author of ‘Storm World’

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7 August 2007 | animals, astrophysics, bioethics, biology, birds, cognitive science, ecology, end of the world, global warming, mammals, marine biology, meteorology, penguins, science, science and politics, stem cells | No Comments

This Week in Science - Tuesday June 19, 2007 Broadcast

Announcements!, Break-up Boobies, Justin’s Science Factoids, Humanizing Monkeys, Space Station Shenanigans, Physics Gets Heavy, Fossilized Suffering, & Interview W/ Dr. Bjorn Brembs re: Free Will and Fruit Flies

19 June 2007 | ISS, animals, archeology, astronauts, biology, birds, cognitive science, mammals, neuroscience, particle physics, physics, psychology, reptiles, science, world robot domination | 1 Comment

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