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01 September, 2009 – This Week in Science

The Might Be Giants and Science!, Baby Monkey Mitochondria, Space Invaders And Closetalkers, Sunspots And the Sea, Touch But Don’t Touch, Mouse Versus Moth, and Interview w/ Dr. Neil DeGrasse Tyson re: Science and Stuff

1 September 2009 | Black Holes, KDVS, NASA, animals, astronomy, astrophysics, bioethics, biology, biotechnology, cell biology, cognitive psychology, cognitive science, computer science, ecology, emergent behavior, end of the world, energy, evolution, exploration, fish, genetics, global warming, mammals, medicine, molecular biology, neuroscience, ozone, planets, podcast, psychology, robots, science, science and politics, science history, sexy scientists, sleep, space, spacecraft, stars, technology, therapies, world robot domination | No Comments

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 – March 11, 2008 Broadcast

Technology Saves TWIS, Death Ahead!, More Hobbit Controversy, Whiskey Cleaners, Swimming in the Sea, Media and Racism, Hybrid Hubbub, Where You At Krill?, Nuke Cleanup, Got Plutonium?, Stoney Bacteria, RNA-na-nana-na-na-nanaaa, Aging Views, TWiWRD

13 March 2008 | alternative energy, animals, astrophysics, biology, cognitive psychology, energy conservation, evolution, genetics, molecular biology, ozone, paleontology, robots, science, science and politics, space, stars, technology, world robot domination | 2 Comments

This Week in Science – Tuesday May 22, 2007 Broadcast

Erecting Jet-Lag, Opinions Exposed, Watching Eyes, Speaking Whale, Exoplanet Madness, Mo’ Water On Mars,This Week in the End of the World, & Interview w/ Dr. Francis Everitt of Gravity Probe B

22 May 2007 | biology, cognitive psychology, end of the world, engineering, extrasolar planets, global warming, ozone, physics, psychology, relativity, science, sleep, space, therapies, whales | No Comments

This Week in Science – April 24, 2007 Broadcast

Thank You All For Donating!!!, Aborting Misunderstanding, Lady Sperm, The Stress of Alcohol, Melatonin 4 Life, This Week in World Robot Domination, Strawberry Daquiris, Bees in the Media, Superman Predicts Kryptonite, Blurby Ethanol News & Interview w/ Climatologist Dr. Gavin Schmidt.

This week’s interview is the first in a two-part series of our attempt to get some answers about global climate change. Dr. Gavin Schmidt is a leading climate scientist at NASA Goddard’s Institute for Space Studies, and is one of the founders of RealClimate.org, which attempts to make some sense out of the madness surrounding global warming. We began this week by defining several of the terms and techniques involved in climate science, and beginning to delve into the complexities of the available data.

24 April 2007 | alternative energy, biology, chemistry, cognitive science, end of the world, geology, global warming, insects, mathematics, medicine, molecular biology, nutrition, ozone, robots, science, stem cells, 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 – December 13, 2005 Broadcast

Brainiacs in Full Audio, Holes in the Poles, Glopitty-Glop and Fishety Food, Eyes on the Brain, Dingbats and Darned Balls, Don’t You Trust Me Baby?, Gimme a D!, Doin a Little Evolution Dance

13 December 2005 | biology, creationists, ecology, evolution, fish, neuroscience, ozone, science, technology | No Comments