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This Week in Science - 21 April, 2009

KDVS Fundraiser!, PCBs and Babies, Fundraiser, Reduction to the Ridiculous, Fundraiser, Procedures of Sentences, Fundraiser, Antarctic Icy Life, Fundraiser, and Interview w/ Dr. Charles Langmuir on Planetary Evolution

21 April 2009 | KDVS, astrobiology, biology, chemistry, cognitive science, conservationism, ecology, emergent behavior, end of the world, endangered animals, energy, evolution, geology, global warming, medicine, microbiology, neuroscience, podcast, science, science and politics | 1 Comment

This Week in Science - 03 March, 2009

Stem Cell Stories, First Cats Now Dogs, Dirty Bombs and Old Bottles, X-ray Super Veggies, This Week in Dead People, and Justin Wants To Be A Pregnant Vegan.

3 March 2009 | KDVS, animals, anthropology, bioethics, biology, biotechnology, cell biology, cognitive science, conservationism, evolution, genetics, geology, global warming, marine biology, mathematics, medicine, microbiology, molecular biology, nutrition, paleontology, particle physics, psychology, science, science and politics, science history, stem cells | 2 Comments

This Week in Science - 24 February, 2009

How To Say Kiki, Decade of Data, This Week in The End of The World, Fighting The Good Fight, Lots of Health, Saving Humanity, and a Competition For God

25 February 2009 | KDVS, NASA, animals, astrophysics, avian flu, biology, botany, cell biology, chemistry, conservationism, ecology, end of the world, engineering, evolution, genetics, global warming, infectious diseases, medicine, microbiology, molecular biology, nanotechnology, pharmacology, podcast, science, science and politics | No Comments

This Week in Science - 03 February, 2009

One-Sided Magnets, Ballsy Mice, Algae Genes, Blowing Hard, Cosmic Extremes, Froggy Discoveries, and the Minion Mailbag.

3 February 2009 | KDVS, alternative energy, amphibians, australia bashing, biology, cognitive psychology, conservationism, ecology, energy, engineering, evolution, genetics, geology, mathematics, particle physics, physics, podcast, psychology, science, science and politics, theoretical physics | 3 Comments

This Week in Science - April 29, 2008 Broadcast

Insect Cellulo-phones, Human Isolation, T. Chicken, Lizard Speciation, Abstract Math, This Week in World Robot Domination, and Interview with Science Writer, George Johnson, about “The 10 Most Beautiful Experiments”.

29 April 2008 | biology, chickens, cognitive psychology, conservationism, evolution, genetics, mathematics, paleontology, robots, science, science history, world robot domination | 2 Comments

This Week in Science - December 18, 2007 Broadcast

Samurai Mouse, Environmental Willpower, Australia v. Japan, Smokin the Mean Bud?, Now Featuring Magma, Brain Dynamo, Sleepy Storage, The Weird from Washington, and TWiStributor Time

18 December 2007 | animals, biology, conservationism, endangered animals, genetics, geology, medicine, neuroscience, paleontology, psychobiology, science, science and politics, sleep | 1 Comment

This Week in Science - September 18, 2007 Broadcast

Men Wash Your Hands!, Men Are The Secret To Longevity! Sick and Lonely Truth, What is Intelligence Anyway, Burning Water?!?, Protein Laundry, Retrovirus Revival?, Interview w/ Dr. Rolf Halden re: Environmental Toxicology.

18 September 2007 | alternative energy, biology, chemistry, conservationism, evolution, genetics, mad cow, medicine, molecular biology, neuroscience, science, supercomputing, technology | 1 Comment

This Week in Science - Thursday May 10, 2007 Broadcast

Karl Mogel of the Inoculated Mind Guest Hosts and Discusses Colony Collapse Disorder, The Weird From Washington w/ Dr. Mike Stebbins, Nanotechnology, and  This Week in the End of the World.

10 May 2007 | agriculture, biology, conservationism, ecology, end of the world, global warming, insects, nanotechnology, podcast, science, science and politics | 1 Comment

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