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This Week in Science – September 09, 2008 Broadcast
This Week in the End of the World?, Body Obsession and Being Positive, Junk to Thumbs, Hello LHC!, Girls and Science, Bacteria and Rattlesnakes, Water Bears in Space, and Watchful Helicopters -
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. -
This Week in Science – August 26, 2008
Blood, Brains, and the Universe, TWIStributors Phone and File, Toxoplasma Gondii (Oh No!), Horny Beetles, and Artificial Enhancement Galore. -
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 – June 17, 2008 Broadcast
Meteoric Rise Of Life, Icy Mars, TWIWorld Robot Domination, Coffee, Coffee, Coffee!!!, How Much for the Kidney?, Eyes to the Brain, and The Weird From Washington w/ Dr. Michael Stebbins -
This Week in Science – June 10, 2008 Broadcast
Art of Painting Barn Swallows, Cuddling Cuttlefish, Influential Mommy Diet, Shaking Up Antarctica, Simplifying the Human Brain, The Serotonin Factor, Hot Babies!, Following People, and Interview w/ Science Writer Carl Zimmer -
This Week in Science – May 13, 2008 Broadcast
Yay! Justin’s Back, Figuring Out the Platypus, Engineering Babies, Fat Truth, Memristors Rock, Fold It!, Antibiotic Fer Brains, Psycho-Babble, Mercury’s Core, Missing Matter, Bacteria Learn, and We’re Gonna Be At BayCon 2008! -
This Week in Science – April 08, 2008 Broadcast
Lungless Frogs, Mammoth Deaths, Poopy DNA, Non-Automotive Hybrids, Old Yoga, Hungry Milky Way, Finding Higgs, The Weird From Washington, Quakin’ Laptops, Danger-nastics, 5th Graders Are Smart.