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2023 TWIS #BlairsAnimalCorner Calendars are now available!!!
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robots Archive
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This Week in Science – May 09, 2006 Broadcast
Beneficial Deafness?, Bring on the Rain, Weakening Walker, Anti-microbial Sludge No Good, Dolphin-Talkie, Smell Ivanka’s Glove, Baby Robot Domination, and an Interview w/ Dr. Lisa Randall author of ‘Warped Passages’. -
This Week in Science – April 25, 2006 Broadcast
We Got, We Got, We Got! It’s Fundraiser Hot!, Jokes R Us, Komodo Baby Amazing, Niagara Mists, Robotic Turtle Dominion, Pledgde-Drive Deconstruction, Reduction to the Ridiculous, Diggin in the Dirt, Don’t Keep Your Eyes on the Ball?!? -
This Week in Science – January 03, 2006 Broadcast
TWIS Science Resolutions for 2006, Hayabusa Shout Outs, Hwang Woo Suk Sucks, Academicracy, Avian Flu Non-Pandemicky, Justin Earthquake Non-Scientificky, Hurricane Hootenanny, World Robot Domination -
This Week in Science – December 20, 2005 Broadcast
Snuffaluppawoolies, The Genes They Are a’Changin, What’s in a Smile Anyway?, Mommy, What Big Hands You Have, Robot Saves the Day, Badgers? We Don’t Need no Stinkin’ Badgers! -
This Week in Science – November 08, 2005 Broadcast
Religious Considerations, Gross Things That You Eat, Kiki’s Hometown Heads-up, Viva La Bacterial Resistance, Eyes on ISS, They All Fall Down, Vestigialities, Turkey no Burney, Fear and Loathing -
This Week in Science – October 11, 2005 Broadcast
Race for Robot Domination, Kermie-Hats, The Sun for Cheap, Are They Really Dino-Birdies?, Dead Sexy Spider, Cell Phone Radiation Revisted, Interview w/ Dr. Andreas Albrecht re: Theoretical Physics and Dark matter -
This Week in Science – September 13, 2005 Broadcast
Farmers’ Fungus Fret, Birdsong Singalong, Mercury Rising, TWIS Gets Spacey, Big-ass Flying Reptiles, Little Jumping Robots, Bats and SARS, Dead Skin Cake -
This Week in Science – August 23, 2005 Broadcast
Banned Chicken Drugs, World Robot Domination, Glacial Travails, Fetal-Maternal Stem Cell Rejuvenation, Microflora and Bacterial Intelligent Design