7 June 2023 – Episode 929 – What Will You Do… With All This Science?

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JWST News
Data from the JWST has detected the dimmest galaxy ever AND the most distant complex organic molecules!

Younger Dryas story
It’s Fishy!

Plants get touchy
Better for all involved!

Forever Chemical Coverup
How do plants know when you start touching them, and when you stop? It’s important for them and their neighbors to have that intel.

More human intelligence
Competetion

Robots Master Cooking
Can a robot trained on cooking videos actually cook?

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Blair’s Animal Corner

When are conservation efforts counterproductive?
It might be when we accidentally make things too easy for them.

What do you call mimicry when both parties are dangerous?
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Indigenous Amazon
Leads to better reforestation outcomes

Unrelated Brazil news
Nothing to do with the Amazon at all!

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Some Quick Science stories with Kiki!

Proteomics & Privacy
A new study suggests that large proteome datasets contain information that could be identifiable to specific genomes.

Making Psychedelics Less Fun
Will research into the mechanics of psychedelics in the brain bring better antidepressant therapies?

Bird Dreams
Do birds dream of electric sheep?

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