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Podcast

September 5, 2008

Antifreeze from fleas, silk optics for food safety, plants head for the hills, heavy metals that won't go away, and more.

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Podcast

August 29, 2008

FIGHTING CANCER: An unlikely source for a new leukemia therapy. Also: new technologies illuminate cancer surgery and sniff out skin cancer.

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Energy Roundup

August 29, 2008

New technology could yield alternative energy sources from water.

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Germ-Resistant Kevlar

August 27, 2008

A new coating could make Kevlar fabrics resistant to biological agents.

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New Energy

August 14, 2008

A Nobel laureate says the key to solving the energy crisis is to take bold, risky steps and seek diverse solutions.

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Solar Concentrators

July 29, 2008

New technology could make solar panels far more cost-effective.

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Glass Roundup

July 18, 2008

If metal could be designed to harden like glass does, a new, nearly unbreakable material could result.

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Seeing in STEREO

July 17, 2008

Solar physicists see the sun in 3-D with NASA's STEREO Solar TErrestrial RElations Observatory.

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Toad Tongues

July 3, 2008

The toad's super-fast tongue is inspiring the design of new medical and industrial technologies.

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Asteroid Deflection

July 2, 2008

A new research center will look for ways to deflect incoming asteroids.

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Podcast

June 27, 2008

COMPUTERS & BIOLOGY: Both bacteria and beetles promise to speed up computing, a computer game that could lead to a cure for deadly diseases, and more.

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Bacterial Computing

June 25, 2008

Bacteria may be the backbone of some future supercomputers.

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Photonic Beetle

June 24, 2008

A Brazilian beetle provides a model for optical computer components.

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GLAST (Gamma-ray Large Area Space Telescope)

June 19, 2008

A new space telescope will give astronomers an unprecedented view of the universe.

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Podcast

June 13, 2008

YEAR OF THE FROG - Special Extended Podcast: Zoos and aquariums tackle the amphibian extinction crisis, an amphibian missing link is found, toad tongues and frog claws, and more.

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Podcast

June 6, 2008

CO2's dangerous overlooked cousin, the origins of the southern hemisphere, why magnetic credit cards don't stick to the fridge and why so many white cats are deaf.

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Magnetic Stripe

June 4, 2008

A listener asks why credit cards with magnetic stripes don't stick to the fridge.

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Podcast

May 23, 2008

MEDICINE & TECHNOLOGY: CSI in the hospital, remote medicine with cellular phones, a better gas mask, the influence of cancer cells, and an upsurge in gestational diabetes.

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Escape Hood

May 22, 2008

A lightweight hood provides emergency protection against biological or chemical threats.

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Loud Mammal Roundup

May 16, 2008

North American right whales are on the brink of extinction. Could a new whale detection system save them?

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Beetle Roundup

May 9, 2008

An innocuous-looking beetle may have been partially responsible for the formation of the vast Chihuahuan desert in Mexico.

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Most Powerful Laser

May 5, 2008

The world's most powerful laser can create miniature stars right in the laboratory.

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Podcast

May 2, 2008

RADIATION: The world's most powerful laser, radiation dangers for astronauts, a new drug fights radiation poisoning, and the lifespan of the sun.

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Bacteria Climate Roundup

April 25, 2008

The Kalahari desert is not as lifeless as you might think.

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