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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 | 1 Comment

This Week in Science - January 08, 2008 Broadcast

Happy New Year! As 2007 leaves us, we reminisce about the past year with our Top 11 Science Stories of 2007. Also, we review last year’s predictions, and make new ones for 2008.

8 January 2008 | animals, biology, end of the world, energy, evolution, genetics, global warming, medicine, paleontology, science, science history, sexy scientists, space, world robot domination | 1 Comment

This Week in Science - December 25, 2007 Broadcast

Merry TWISmas one and all!, Mars Attacked, Mars Alive?, Tracking Santa, Baby Newton, Animal Antics, Whale Tale, MUSIC!!!, World Robot Domination - Power, Tonedeaf Brains, Birds Who Sing Together, More Whales, Animal Discoveries, Stem Cells Arise!

26 December 2007 | NASA, animals, astrobiology, australia bashing, birds, energy, mammals, paleontology, planets, science, science history, stem cells, whales, world robot domination | 2 Comments

This Week in Science - October 23, 2007 Broadcast

Kirsten’s at a Conference, Justin’s Worried About Bacteria, Robots Really Are Revolting, And Watson Has An Issue, Along With The Weird From Washington w/ Dr. Michael Stebbins.

25 October 2007 | bioethics, biotechnology, energy conservation, engineering, microbiology, robots, science, science and politics, science history, space, world robot domination | No Comments

This Week in Science - September 25, 2007 Broadcast

Hobbittses, Passing On the Changes, To Mars Alice, Sperm Or Death?, Dino Discoveries, The Weird From Washington, and Interview w/ Dr. James Watson (yes, THE Watson of Watson and Crick… don’t look so surprised)

25 September 2007 | biology, cell biology, evolution, genetics, neuroscience, paleontology, science, science and politics, science history, space, space exploration, stem cells | 2 Comments

This Week in Science - February 20, 2007 Broadcast

Poached Egg Caper, Columbus Ore Bust, Guerrila Urinal Marketing, Who Speaks Science, Influential TV, It’s Really Getting Hot in Here, Smokin’ Brains, Shark Attack, Hirsuit? Drink Tea, Defending Against the Asteroid Threat, & Interview w/ Dr. Chris Okubo about water on Mars.

20 February 2007 | animals, archeology, astrobiology, end of the world, global warming, medicine, neuroscience, paleontology, science, science and politics, science history, space exploration, stem cells, therapies | No Comments

This Week in Science - February 13, 2007 Broadcast

Your Chemical Valentine, Ribbony Curliness, Ocean in the Mantle, Chimps are Smart, Vasectomy Madness, World Robot Domination of the Air, Humans Fight Back!, Heicobacter the Beginning, Infection Made Me Do It, & Interview w/ Charles Darwin (Played by Richard Milner)

13 February 2007 | animals, anthropology, archeology, biology, evolution, genetics, geology, microbiology, paleontology, physics, science, science history, world robot domination | No Comments

This Week in Science - December 05, 2006 Broadcast

Red Red Wine, Mechanical Day Planner Decoded, Heart Cells Pumpin’ Iron, Solar Powered Blood, To the Moon NASA, Deep Space Pockets for Life, Neandertal News, Fast Pace of the City, Who’s Bossing You Around, Why Chemo is Bad for the Brain, Alcoholic Lung, Ant Battles Abound, Brainy Whales

5 December 2006 | animals, anthropology, biology, cognitive science, ecology, energy, engineering, insects, science, science history, space, whales | No Comments

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