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22 December, 2009 – This Week in Science

Dark Matter Detected in a Dark Mine? Is Santa Bad, Or is it The Media? Getting Santa Drunk, Ghosts of Mountains Past, Cellphones Lack Science, And Much More…

22 December 2009 | Black Holes, KDVS, animals, biology, biotechnology, cell biology, cognitive science, ecology, engineering, evolution, fuel cells, genetics, geology, global warming, mathematics, medicine, microbiology, molecular biology, nutrition, particle physics, physics, podcast, psychology, recreational drugs, science, science and politics, space, technology, therapies | 2 Comments

This Week in Science – August 12, 2008

PomPom Danger, LHC FTW!, Mama’s Sick, Invisbility redux, Size Does Matter, Winning Plays, The Weird From Washington, Australia Bashing, News You Can Use, Chicken Feather Walls, and Much More

12 August 2008 | alternative energy, animals, astronomy, australia bashing, bioethics, biology, cell biology, chickens, cognitive psychology, diy tech, endangered animals, engineering, evolution, fuel cells, microbiology, physics, podcast, science, science and politics | No Comments

This Week in Science – August 08, 2008 Broadcast

Solar Powered Hydrogen, Cellphone Rant, Alzheimer’s Cure?, Run Faster, Get Tested, Particles For Paint, & Interview w/ Dr. Leonard Susskind re: Black Holes

5 August 2008 | Black Holes, bioethics, biology, biotechnology, chemistry, energy, engineering, fuel cells, mathematics, medicine, molecular biology, neuroscience, nutrition, particle physics, pharmacology, physicists, physics, quantum physics, recreational drugs, relativity, science, solar power | No Comments

This Week in Science – May 20, 2008 Broadcast

Kirsten Plays Hookie, Tiger Mouse!, Finding Invaders, Phoenix Landing, Building Films, Star Brighter, Creation in Brazil, Near Earth Object Alert, and The Weird in Washington w/Dr. Michael Stebbins.

20 May 2008 | NASA, animals, bioethics, biology, cell biology, creationists, ecology, engineering, evolution, fuel cells, genetics, medicine, nanotechnology, science, science and politics, space, technology | 3 Comments

This Week in Science – March 27, 2007 Broadcast

Multi-dimensional Math-a-ganza, Right to the Rant, Sugar Spark, Bio-Battery, and Groovy Glasses, Indonesian Roadblock, See With Your Mind, iPOD Beats, Kirsten Gets Nostalgic, & Interview w/ William Gurstelle, author of Whoosh Boom Splat

27 March 2007 | bioethics, biology, biotechnology, chemistry, cognitive science, diy tech, energy, engineering, fuel cells, genetics, mathematics, medicine, physics, psychobiology, robots, science, world robot domination | No Comments

This Week in Science – April 18, 2006 Broadcast

Brains Get Affected, San Francisco Earthquakes, TWIStory, Drones in the Sky Wars, Meteorite Farmers, Amazing African Amphibians (and Fish), We Really Haven’t Branched Out, Justin Under the Influence, Evolution’s Got a Brand New Bag, Japan Riding the Hybrid Train, Natural Born Killers

18 April 2006 | amphibians, anthropology, australia bashing, cognitive psychology, cognitive science, earthquakes, evolution, fish, fuel cells, genetics, global warming, paleontology, podcast, science, science history | No Comments

This Week in Science – April 26, 2005 Broadcast

Death From Below, Free Bioweapons for All, PLUS Interview with Former Asst Secretary of Energy Joseph Romm on the Fallacy of the Hydrogen Economy

26 April 2005 | alternative energy, biology, engineering, fuel cells, medicine, science, technology | No Comments