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12 November, 2025 – Episode 1037 – Science & Wine Roulette
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22 July, 2010 – This Week in Science
Our Battles With Viruses, Invisibility Cloaks, Big Stars, Bacteria and MS, Engineering Malaria, And Much More! -
15 July, 2010 – This Week in Science
Blackholes Around Us, Gravity Defying, Practice Makes Perfect, Birds And Magnets, Three Blind Mice, Lying Eyes, Plants and Intelligence, Minion Mailbag, and Much More... -
08 July, 2010 – This Week in Science
Pretty Planck Pics, Sexy Ticking Clocks, Living Longer?, Need New Now, TWIS Decade in Review: Epigenetics, and Much More! -
Your Patience Is Requested…
... while we get this new system running properly. There have been several challenges to getting this new site online. Not only have we built the site (thank you Arras for being a wonderful free WordPress theme!), but we have also changed hosting services. -
01 July, 2010 – This Week in Science
Nature’s Speed Limit, Life Getting Older, Drinking Makes You Trackable, Quantum Fleas on Mt. Everest, Science of Happiness, Dental Discoveries, Kids On Walls, and Much, Much More… -
TWIS Book Club – July Book of the month
TWIS has picked ‘The Weather Makers’ by Tim Flannery as July’s book of the month. A logical discussion of humanity’s impact on the weather from a scientific perspective, this book is sure to be a conversation starter. Get your copy and read along with the club: You can talk with other readers at twisbookclub.ning.com… whatchya […] -
28 June, 2010 – This Week in Science
Scientific Fields Entangled Biology and Physics merge as scientists try to explain the DNA double helix with quantum entanglement. Attack of the Long-Lasting Tomatoes Researchers used yeast genes to creat a transgenic tomato that delays decay for up to a week longer than what is currently normal. Bedtimes for the Japanese The Japanese government is […] -
21 June, 2010 – This Week in Science
Celestial Tinker Toys, Kepler Vision, 3 Reasons To Save The Whales, TWiWorld Justin Domination, News Bites, and Interview with Joseph Jackson and Eri Gentry about Open Science.