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This Week in Science – August 30, 2005 Broadcast

Kirsten Sanford

Published: August 30, 2005Posted in: engineering, medicine, particle physics, physics, science, technologyTags:

Justin Mans the Helm, History of Penicillin, Plus an Interview with Dr. Stuart Freedman and his Facinating Work at the KAMland Kamioka Liquid Scintillator Anti Neutrino Detector in Japan.

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