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21 Hours of TWISmageddon
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Need recording of TWIS from 8/16/2012
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TWIS adopts Google+ Hangouts and YouTube Live!
26 July 2012 11:12 AM | 4 Comments -
Regarding the rumors of Cancellation
19 June 2012 12:00 AM | 82 Comments -
2010 TWIS Science Music Compilation Is Available!
25 January 2012 3:08 PM | 5 Comments
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TWIS 2010 Science Music CD
New T-Shirts!
World Robot Domination
nanotechnology Archive
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This Week in Science – 06 January, 2009
Tiny Eyes, Roving Mars, Feeling Secure, Vitamin Hopes, Alcoholic Assays, and an Interview w/ Scott Sigler re: Contagious. -
This Week in Science – 30 December, 2008
Bye-bye 2008! Science and Celebrities, Predictions for 2009, Mars Alive, Bacteria Support Groups, Bird Songsters, Favoring Orangutans, and TWIS Question of the Month! Hello 2009! Happy New Year everyone… -
This Week in Science – 23 December, 2008
The Top 11 Science Stories of 2008… Merry TWIS-mas!!! -
This Week in Science – 09 December, 2008
Sperm Don’t Lie, We Will Remember, Fishy Waterways, Historical Starlight, Super-Tough Mother, Secrets of a Killer, and Much More! -
This Week in Science – 11 November, 2008
Cooties, City Ants And Traffic, Bacterial Brilliance, Memory Storage, Half A Bird Brain, Diamonds From tequila, Robot Domination of Sorts, and Dark Matters. -
This Week in Science – October 14, 2008
Space the Final Frontier, Nobel and Ignobel Prizes, Intelligent Machines, Jesus Sharks, Short Term Memory Loss, Why Justin’s Working On His Pecs, Warning For Bald Men, Girls Gone Math, and Another Bisphenol-A Study. -
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 – June 03, 2008 Broadcast
World Science Festival Redux, Gut Biotics, Cats and Dolphins, Methane Wishes, Monkey Brains!, Go Dula Go!, Salty Mars, NanoSponge, The Weird in Washington w/ Dr. Michael Stebbins.
