SciFri 051112 Hour 2: Steganography, Obesity Documentary, Disease Detectives,...
Hiding messages in information, the documentary series The Weight of the Nation, tracking down a norovirus outbreak, and a band that plays trashy instruments.Read more about SciFri 051112 Hour 2:...
View ArticleSciFri 051112 Hour 1: Hidden Racial Bias and Voting, The Push for a Science...
A new study shows hidden racial attitudes are playing a role in the 2012 presidential vote. Plus, a grassroots group is calling for a presidential debate based on science and technology issues.Read...
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A look at Lyme disease, and research into conquering phobias.Read more about SciFri 052512 Hour 2: Ticks and Lyme Disease, Fears and PhobiasComments
View ArticleSciFri 052512 Hour 1: Giant Turtle, Omnivorous Mind, Tasty Tomatoes
An ancient turtle, looking at food preferences and culture, and the search for a tastier tomato.Read more about SciFri 052512 Hour 1: Giant Turtle, Omnivorous Mind, Tasty TomatoesComments
View ArticleSciFri 060112 Hour 1: Paralysis Rehab, Ignorance, Muck-Dwelling Microbes,...
Paralyzed rats regain their footing, why ignorance is key to scientific discovery, a look at two different microbes and their unusual stories, and glowing millipedes.Read more about SciFri 060112 Hour...
View ArticleSciFri 060112 Hour 2: Technology and Health Care, Remembering a Son in...
Got high blood pressure? There is an app for that! Plus, a father reflects on family life, heartbreaking loss, and how he thinks the medical system failed his son.Read more about SciFri 060112 Hour 2:...
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View ArticleSciFri 060812 Hour 1: Flame Malware, Stem Cells and Vascular Disease, Flame...
Tracking malicious computer code, a link between stem cells and vascular disease, and understanding how a flame works.Read more about SciFri 060812 Hour 1: Flame Malware, Stem Cells and Vascular...
View ArticleSciFri 061512 Hour 2: Dating Cave Art, Peter Piot, Visualizing Statistics
Dating a red disk painted in a Spanish cave over 40,800 years ago, a virus hunter recalls the discovery of Ebola and HIV, and how turning data into faces makes people take notice.Read more about SciFri...
View ArticleSciFri 061512 Hour 1: Emergency Contraception, Microbiome Project, Bacterial...
How the morning-after pill works, scoping out the trillions of germs that call the healthy human body home, seeing a bacterial protective protein coat, and a tour of Sylvia Earle's desk.Read more about...
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