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This Week in Science – September 25, 2007 Broadcast
Hobbittses, Passing On the Changes, To Mars Alice, Sperm Or Death?, Dino Discoveries, The Weird From Washington, and Interview w/ Dr. James Watson (yes, THE Watson of Watson and Crick… don’t look so surprised) -
This Week in Science – Tuesday June 26, 2007 Broadcast
Disclaiming the Meaning of it All, CERN Scheduling, Restoring All Vision, Blind Recall, Interview w/ Ian Flitcroft re: Journey By Starlight, Interview w/ Laura McNeil of Seed Magazine re: Science Literacy, Nano Nono, Robo Zoo, Synthesizing Revolution, Genetic Fixings, TWIS Bytes -
This Week in Science – Thursday June 21, 2007 Broadcast
Justification For Justin, Musical Brains, Black Hole Quandry, Real Virtual, Re-Growing Hairing, Genetic Infiltration, The Weird From Washington w/ Dr. Michael Stebbins, Sweet Plastic, Poll-nation, TWIS-Bytes -
This Week in Science – Tuesday June 12, 2007 Broadcast
Fruit-Fly Fountain, Cellular Reprogramming, Robot Heal Thy Self!, Tesla Smiles, Japan Versus Nature, Flowery News, Mushy Mushroom, Mammoth Death, and Interview w/ Dr. Andrew Feinberg re: Epigenetics. -
This Week in Science – April 12, 2007 Broadcast
Out Out Damn Sun Spot, Leaching Cells, Medicated Fish, Justin Gets Current, Magnetosphere Older Than Thought, Colorful Aliens, Insect Flu, Nitty Gritty Goes Hypnotic, Weird from Washington w/ Dr. Stebbins, Survey Says?!? TWIS Minions Rock! -
This Week in Science – January 30, 2007 Broadcast
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 -
This Week in Science – December 12, 2006 Broadcast
Watery Mars?, Watch Out for Geminids, Raising Lazarus, Before Life, Playing and Quaking, Keep Xmas QUIET, Justin Baby Talks, Really Mini-Condoms, Dino Baby, Super Magnetic Computing, New Nuclear, Hairy Stem Cells, & Milky Mutations