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17 November, 2009 – This Week in Science Broadcast

Making Memory Room, Oh Rats!, Hackers Hacking Pacemakers, New Breast Implants, A Tale of Two Drugs, iCough, Building Bigger Muscles, Push-Button Electric, Golden Ears, Right-Handed Chimps, Minion Mailbag, and More!!!

17 November 2009 | KDVS, alternative energy, animals, anthropology, bioethics, biology, biotechnology, cell biology, clinical trials, cognitive science, computer science, emergent behavior, energy, engineering, evolution, genetics, infectious diseases, information technology, mammals, medicine, microbiology, molecular biology, neuroscience, penguins, pharmacology, physiology, podcast, recreational drugs, science, science and politics, technology, therapies | No Comments

This Week in Science – August 07, 2007 Broadcast

Hwang Just Didn’t Notice, Hurts So Good, Feverish Hormones, Dead Zone, Penguin Fun, Smartie-tangs, Baby-talk Blocks, TWIS-bytes, Interview w/ Chris Mooney, author of ‘Storm World’

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7 August 2007 | animals, astrophysics, bioethics, biology, birds, cognitive science, ecology, end of the world, global warming, mammals, marine biology, meteorology, penguins, science, science and politics, stem cells | No Comments

This Week in Science – Tuesday June 26, 2007 Broadcast

Disclaiming the Meaning of it All, CERN Scheduling, Restoring All Vision, Blind Recall, Interview w/ Ian Flitcroft re: Journey By Starlight, Interview w/ Laura McNeil of Seed Magazine re: Science Literacy, Nano Nono, Robo Zoo, Synthesizing Revolution, Genetic Fixings, TWIS Bytes

26 June 2007 | animals, bioethics, biology, cell biology, cognitive science, genetics, molecular biology, nanotechnology, paleontology, penguins, recreational drugs, science, technology, world robot domination | No Comments

This Week in Science – April 10, 2007 Broadcast

LHC Update Cool, Arsenic and Old Kelp, Nature Videos Abound, Endosymbiosis or Bust, Visionary Meals, Justin’s Bad Habits Justified, Antarctic Amphibian, A Bird Tail, Tropical Cooler, Bacterial Hide-n-Seek, Females Are Best, Green Solar Tech, Earth-Core

10 April 2007 | agriculture, amphibians, animals, biology, birds, cognitive psychology, conservationism, earthquakes, end of the world, global warming, microbiology, nutrition, pandas, parkinson's disease, penguins, physics, science, solar power, stem cells | No Comments

This Week in Science – June 20, 2006 Broadcast

Science Cartoon Contest, Spinach for Baby?, Why You Dirty Rat!, Longest Sperm Contest, Bucket-o-love, Another Missing Link, Not for the Faint of Heart, Poopy Pandas, Going Batty, Monkeys and the Weather Channel

20 June 2006 | animals, archeology, biology, birds, cognitive science, conservationism, ecology, endangered animals, evolution, genetics, mammals, medicine, pandas, penguins, science | No Comments

This Week in Science – August 02, 2005 Broadcast

March of the Penguins, RFID – I Got You Under My Skin, KDVS Spacewalk, Dinosaur Hatchlings, Plus an Interview with Dr. Lucy Brown on the Physiology of Love.

2 August 2005 | astronauts, birds, penguins, psychology, rfid, science, space, technology | No Comments