Archives for the 'fish' Category

This Week in Science - September 23, 2008

The Best Darn Disclaimer Ever, Leaching Plastic Problems, GM Benefits, Spore Launching, Primordial Fish Finds, Beneficial Bacteria, This Week in The End of The World, The Baghdad Surge, and The Weird From Washington with Dr. Michael Stebbins.

23 September 2008 | FDA, KDVS, agriculture, animals, biology, cell biology, ecology, end of the world, evolution, fish, global warming, medicine, microbiology, ozone, paleontology, podcast, science, science and politics | No Comments

This Week in Science - August 26, 2008

Blood, Brains, and the Universe, TWIStributors Phone and File, Toxoplasma Gondii (Oh No!), Horny Beetles, and Artificial Enhancement Galore.

26 August 2008 | animals, arthropods, bioethics, biology, cell biology, cognitive science, ecology, end of the world, energy, engineering, evolution, fish, genetics, medicine, microbiology, molecular biology, recreational drugs, robots, science, space, stem cells, technology, world robot domination | 1 Comment

This Week in Science - September 11, 2007 Broadcast

What Good Is Conservation?, Non-Native Danger, Bee Buzz, Fishy Mixup, Hearty Sleep, Cancer Scan, Making Mosquitos Less Sweet, The Weird In Washington w/ Dr. Michael Stebbins, Trio of TWIStributors, and Shout-Outs!!!

13 September 2007 | animals, archeology, australia bashing, biology, cancer, ecology, fish, genetics, infectious diseases, insects, molecular biology, science, science and politics, sleep, technology | No Comments

This Week in Science - April 12, 2007 Broadcast

Out Out Damn Sun Spot, Leaching Cells, Medicated Fish, Justin Gets Current, Magnetosphere Older Than Thought, Colorful Aliens, Insect Flu, Nitty Gritty Goes Hypnotic, Weird from Washington w/ Dr. Stebbins, Survey Says?!? TWIS Minions Rock!

12 April 2007 | animals, astronomy, avian flu, biology, botany, cell biology, end of the world, energy, fish, geology, global warming, insects, medicine, neuroscience, pharmacology, podcast, science, science and politics, stars, stem cells, therapies | No Comments

This Week in Science - February 06, 2007 Broadcast

Cancer, Cancer, Go away!, Many Molluscs, That Bacterial Glow, Dino Finding, Greenhouse Goodness, Superbowl Smarminess, Time Keeps on Tickin, TWIS Bytes, & Interview w/ Jerry Roe on Snow Leopard Conservation.

6 February 2007 | animals, biology, cancer, cognitive science, conservationism, endangered animals, fish, global warming, mammals, mollusks, paleontology, science, therapies, wind power, world robot domination | No Comments

This Week in Science - November 28, 2006 Broadcast

Justin Gives Thanks, Neandertal Toothiness, Spin Spin Sugar, Biggest Shakers, Slouchers Untie!, Nanosmithing Cheese Slicers, Dissertation Brain, Video Science, Super Solar, Methane Mellows, WHO Knows, From Stars to Life, World Robot Domination, Fishy Feelings

28 November 2006 | Black Holes, alternative energy, astronomy, biology, earthquakes, end of the world, engineering, evolution, fish, global warming, medicine, nanotechnology, paleontology, physics, science, science and politics, space, world robot domination | No Comments

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

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