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17 November, 2009 – This Week in Science Broadcast
Making Memory Room, Oh Rats!, Hackers Hacking Pacemakers, New Breast Implants, A Tale of Two Drugs, iCough, Building Bigger Muscles, Push-Button Electric, Golden Ears, Right-Handed Chimps, Minion Mailbag, and More!!! -
27 October, 2009 – This Week in Science
Brains!, Sight For the Blind, Whiskers On Robots, Death To Mosquitos!, Musical Brains, Regenerating Nerves, What’s Up With The Bees?, The Best Dino Ever, and Interview w/ Dr. Bill Schutt re: Sanguivores. -
This Week in Science – 12 May, 2009
This Week in the End of the World, Sneaky Scientific Publishing, Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes, Bad Little Bacteria, Gecko Eyesight, Nano Blinkys, Mercury and Messenger, Minion Mailbag, 2012 Predictions, and Good Little Bacteria. -
This Week in Science – 27 January, 2009
The End of the World, This Week in Evolution, Why Being an Astronaught Isn’t So Hip,Police and Non Lethal Weapons Don’t Mix, Recess Makes You Smarter, and Interview on Autism w/ Dr. Simon Baron-Cohen -
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 – Tuesday June 05, 2007 Broadcast
Funding Matters, Know Knuckle-Dragging, Baby Rules, Mmm… Smoking’s Bad M’Kay, Mouse Livin’, & Interview w/ Birdsong Expert Dr. Don Kroodsma -
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 -
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?’