Archives for the 'cosmology' Category

This Week in Science - September 02, 2008 Broadcast

windmill batting averages, cellular reprogramming, fly acrobatics, hairy ears, this week in the end of the world, and interview w/ Dr. P. Michael Conn and James V. Parker about animal research and the war between scientists and activists.

2 September 2008 | animals, bioethics, biology, cell biology, cosmology, end of the world, genetics, global warming, medicine, molecular biology, physics, podcast, science, science and politics, space, stem cells | 1 Comment

This Week in Science - Tuesday May 29, 2007 Broadcast

Justin Moves to the Country, Creation Museum Opens, Smart Mice, Making the Pain Stop, Baby Linguists, Music of Speech, Yogaholism, & Interview w/ Dr. Rocky Kolb re: Dark Matter

29 May 2007 | animals, biology, cognitive science, cosmology, creationists, genetics, medicine, physics, science, therapies | 1 Comment

This Week in Science - March 13, 2007 Broadcast

Answer Our Survey!, Extreme Global Something, World Robot Domination, The Spider Family, Teen Stress - Don’t Do It, The Long and Short of Sleep, Prehistoric Property Problem, Super Suckers Abound, Flu Slurry, Sounds of Music, & Interview w/ Dr. Gary Vermeij re: Ecology and Evolution

13 March 2007 | amphibians, animals, arthropods, biology, cosmology, ecology, evolution, global warming, marine biology, medicine, mollusks, neuroscience, paleontology, science, world robot domination | No Comments

This Week in Science - February 27, 2007 Broadcast

Technological Promises, Scientific Suspicions, Airplanes - Clothing Optional, Gassy Surprise, When Chimps Attack With Spears, Birdy Brains, Where’s Pinellis? Ummm… Circumcisions Are In, & Interview w/ Dr. Alex Vilenkin on the Cosmos

27 February 2007 | animals, bioethics, biology, birds, cancer, chemistry, clinical trials, conservationism, cosmology, energy, extrasolar planets, paleontology, physics, quantum physics, science, science and politics, theoretical physics | No Comments

This Week in Science - December 19, 2006 Broadcast

Merry TWISMAS!!!, TWIS Digg Contest: Win a Free TWIS Tshirt and Science Music CD, Bacteria Around Us, Starlight Stardust, Frigid Faithful, Justin Raves About Circumcision, & Interview w/ Dr. David Weintraub, astronomer and author of ‘Is Pluto a Planet?’

19 December 2006 | astronomy, astrophysics, biology, clinical trials, cosmology, evolution, genetics, medicine, microbiology, planets, science, space | 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 - August 08, 2006 Broadcast

Are You Really in Control?, Depressed? Call the Vet, Boy Birdy Breeding Behavior, It’s Super-birds!, My What Big Brains You Have, Mendel Don’t Know Nuthin’, Snowdrops Protect the Brain, What About Baby Suri?, Starving For More Science? Quick TWIS Bytes Taste Good!

8 August 2006 | animals, biology, birds, cognitive psychology, cognitive science, conservationism, cosmology, ecology, end of the world, endangered animals, genetics, mammals, neuroscience, psychobiology, psychology, science, space, therapies, world robot domination | No Comments

This Week in Science - May 02, 2006 Broadcast

Pollen Pretenses, Sonar Beach, Big Wierd Booms, Oil No More, Body Power Alternatives, Baby Alcoholics, Birth Canal Benefits, and Two Interviews!!! Interview with Joel Primack and Nancy Abrams, Authors of “The View from the Center of the Universe”, and with Marine Geologist, Dr. Steven Scott, about Deep Sea Mining.

2 May 2006 | Uncategorized, alternative energy, cosmology, energy, geology, mammals, marine biology, medicine, petroleum, physics, physiology, science, technology | No Comments

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