This Week in Science – January 30, 2007 Broadcast

Kirsten Sanford

Published: January 30, 2007Posted in: archeology, biology, biotechnology, cell biology, cognitive psychology, computer science, end of the world, engineering, evolution, genetics, global warming, molecular biology, paleontology, reptiles, robots, science, world robot dominationTags:

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Better Living Through Brain Damage, Robo-sniffer Domination, Virgin Modo Sighting, Evolutionary Hopscotch, Hobbitty Hop, End of the World, Mapping the World, & Interview w/ Biocomputing expert and author of Genesis Machines, Dr. Martyn Amos

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