Announcements
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2010 TWIS Science Music Compilation Is Available!
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TWIS Bookclub — January — Fool Me Twice
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TWIS Bookclub — September — Whole Earth Discipline
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TWIS Bookclub – Summer 2011
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TWIS Bookclub — June — Risk
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TWIS 2010 Science Music CD
New T-Shirts!
World Robot Domination
solar power Archive
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16 September, 2009 This Week In Science
While Kiki’s away, the minions will play… This week Justin was joined by Naomi Most and Pamela Sue Taylor for an hour packed with recent science stories from around the world… -
This Week in Science – August 19, 2008
Bike Seats For Men, Man-made Photosynthesis, Nanotubes or The Hulk?, Dr. Video-Master, This Week in the End of the World, Beer Goggled, and an interview w/ Dr. Sean Carroll about the physics of time. -
This Week in Science – August 08, 2008 Broadcast
Solar Powered Hydrogen, Cellphone Rant, Alzheimer’s Cure?, Run Faster, Get Tested, Particles For Paint, & Interview w/ Dr. Leonard Susskind re: Black Holes -
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 -
This Week in Science – January 09, 2007
Happy New Year!!! TWIS 2007 Predictions, Skin Cells Save Skin, Mad Mothiness, Seeds of Memory, This Week in the End of the World, Trust Your Instincts, Go To School, & an Interview w/ Dr. Christopher Viney, UC Merced, on Materials Science. -
This Week in Science – August 01, 2006 Broadcast
It’s My Birthday! We’re Gonna Party!, All’s War in Sex and Love, Oceans of Bacteria, Oceanic Dead Zone, Power Company Collusions, Shooting Sulfur at the Sky, Rising From the Ashes, Build Up the Grid!, Cancer Contaminant, Global Happiness Map, Talkin’ Solar, and QuickScienceBlurbathon.