Archives for the 'FDA' 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 - October 10, 2006 Broadcast

Da Bomb, Trippin’ Treatment, Clean Water and Nasty Bugs, Pushy Parasite, Tropical Paradise?, Quasars and Blazars and Dust in the Sky, TWIS Bytes, and Interview w/ Dr. Michael Stebbins about Science Activism (SEA)

11 October 2006 | Black Holes, FDA, animals, biology, botany, cognitive psychology, cosmology, ecology, end of the world, evolution, genetics, insects, medicine, recreational drugs, science, science and politics, space, therapies, worms | No Comments

This Week in Science - May 23, 2006 Broadcast

Justin Disclaims, Space Fashion Forward, Alcohol and Your Brain, The Difference Dopamine Makes, Just Be Nice, Caution: Mothballs, This Week in the End of the World, The Biggest Story in History is all Mirrors (sorry, no smoke),  Anitbiotic Anti-Climax, Chimp-man?!? Human-zee!?!, Neander-man? Human-dertal?!?

23 May 2006 | FDA, archeology, artificial intelligence, cancer, civilian space travel, cognitive psychology, cognitive science, end of the world, evolution, genetics, global warming, medicine, neuroscience, recreational drugs, science, space | No Comments

This Week in Science - January 03, 2006 Broadcast

TWIS Science Resolutions for 2006, Hayabusa Shout Outs, Hwang Woo Suk Sucks, Academicracy, Avian Flu Non-Pandemicky, Justin Earthquake Non-Scientificky, Hurricane Hootenanny, World Robot Domination

3 January 2006 | FDA, avian flu, cancer, cognitive science, earthquakes, emergent behavior, hayabusa, parkinson's disease, robots, science, science and politics, small pox, space, technology, world robot domination | No Comments