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Science Magazine Podcast
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Periodic audiocasts from Science Magazine, the world's leading journal of original scientific research, global news, and commentary. For a full archive of shows, please visit www.sciencemag.org/multimedia/podcast.
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Science Podcast, 03 February 2012
The consequences of climate change on coral growth; the complex relationship between brain structure and drug addiction; winners of the 2011 Visualization Challenge; and more.
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Science Podcast, 27 January 2012
Observing coevolution in viruses; the relationship between livestock grazing, nitrogen and locusts; the next frontier in supercomputing; and more.
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Science Podcast, 20 January 2012
Watching a comet evaporate in the Sun’s atmosphere; manganese as protection against the Shiga toxin; experimental cancer therapies in early-stage cancers; and more.
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Science Podcast, 13 January 2012
The multiple benefits of combating methane and black carbon emissions; how female leaders influence young girls; how genetics reveal the history of the Aleutian Islands; and more.
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Science Podcast, 06 January 2012
This week’s podcast features ants that keep genes in reserve, Ohm’s law and quantum computing, and finding links between insulin, obesity, and cancer.
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Science Podcast, 23 December 2011
A special show featuring the 2011 Breakthrough of the Year and runners-up, 2011’s top science news stories, and areas to watch in 2012.
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Science Podcast, 16 December 2011
The hardy naked mole-rat, finding patterns in large datasets, a new shot at a tuberculosis vaccine, and more.
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Science Podcast, 09 December 2011
Using satellite imagery to map measles outbreaks; how honeybees dance to make decisions; bolstering Europe’s research funding; and more.
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Science Podcast, 02 December 2011
The differences in facial recognition among wasp species and across taxa; improving the quality of Internet data; the debated role of sirtuins in aging; and more.
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Science Podcast, 25 November 2011
The role of electricity in reducing greenhouse gas emissions; the mysteries of the cell; a proof of concept in repairing neural circuitry; and more.
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