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World Science Podcast, March, 26, 2010: Q Fever in Netherlands, Sandhill Crane Migration, Mystery Humans
World Science Podcast, April, 14, 2010: A Special Podcast on Food Security
World Science Podcast, November, 27, 2009: Life in the Deep, Saving Potatoes, Marine Mucilage
World Science Podcast, March, 12, 2010: Tracking Environmental Footprints, and Human Rights Violations
World Science Podcast, April, 2, 2010: Eradicating Guinea Worm Disease, An Update on Arctic Wildlife
Documenting Consequences of Shifting Seasons, Can Corals Survive Warmer Waters?
World Science Podcast, October, 23, 2009: Cyprus Water Woes, Kenya's Lions, Conservation Refugees, How the Chytrid Fungus Kills Frogs, Giant Web-spinning Spider, Light and Depression
Long-term Effects of Brain Trauma, Historic Albert Schweitzer Hospital Adapts to New Africa
World Science Podcast, July, 7, 2010: Problems with the Playpump, Altitude Tolerance in Tibetans, Dinosaurs Aimed their Eggs
World Science Podcast, October, 30, 2009: Nile Delta, Humming Bears,A Jurassic Sea Monster
World Science Podcast, July, 14, 2010: In Search of the Origin of Kindness, The Life and Work of George Price
World Science Podcast, April, 28, 2010: Raptors in Beijing and Other Cities, Roman Ingots, Asteroid Water
World Science Podcast, March, 19, 2010: Sperm Donation in Turkey, An Indian Innovator
Seth Mnookin's 'The Panic Virus', Anti-Vaccination Campaign Causes Resurgence of Infectious Diseases in Europe and the U.S.
World Science Podcast, December, 4, 2009: Bhopal Disaster, and Its Unlikely Legacy in the World
World Science Podcast, March, 5, 2010: Darwin in Chile, Reforesting Haiti, Promiscuity in Female Fruitfly
World Science Podcast, October, 16, 2009: SWine Flu Vaccine in the US and Europe, Mother Passes Cancer Cells to Fetus, Chinese Dyslexia , A Vegetarian Spider Discovered
World Population at Seven Billion, A Dutch Science Scandal
Drones Track Italian Eco-criminals, Plastic in Our Oceans
The History of Coconut Domestication, Beauty in the Brain of the Beholder
World Science Podcast, August 25, 2010: Serengeti's Conservation Battles, Biofuel from Whiskey, Space-traveling Bacteria
World Science Podcast, October 20, 2010: The Price of Biofuels
World Science Podcast, August 18, 2010: Saving Lebanon's Cedar Trees, Black Carbon and Climate Change, New Magnetar
World Science Podcast, August 12, 2010: Citizens Help Discover Pulsar, Stem Cell Work in China, Searching for Lost Frogs
World Science Podcast, May, 19, 2010: Globalizing the American Psyche, Polio in Russia and Tajikistand, Reburying Copernicus
World Science Podcast, February, 26, 2010: Our Unconscious Minds,Sound of Silver in a Chemistry Lab
Medical Rationing in Disasters, Hidden Forms of Rationing, Harvard Ethicist on Health Care Rationing in the U.S.
Stephen Hawking on the Future of Humankind, Lake Kivu’s Energy Promises
New Report On the Fukushima Disaster, DNA Technology Counters Overfishing, How Ants Wage War
Cancer Numbers in Chernobyl, Brazil Invests in Science, Hungry Judges
World Science Podcast, October 13, 2010: Booming Pork Consumption in China, Evolutionary Roots of Language
World Science Podcast, August 4, 2010: Solar Flares and Northern Lights, Life in Space, Malaria Misdiagnoses
World Science Podcast, April, 7, 2010: Engineering the Climate, Cycling with Parkinson's Disease
World Science Podcast, February, 5, 2010: Sydney's New Water Factory, Lost Amazonian Civilization, Insect Migration
World Science Podcast, January, 29, 2010: Tackling the Global Organ Shortage, Slime Molds and Solar Eclipse
Japan's Nuclear Emergency, History of Tsunamis, Ecuador's Bushmeat Market.
World Science Podcast, July 28, 2010: A Conversation with Environmental Journalist Fred Pearce
World Science Podcast, December, 11, 2009: Tracking Drugs Online, REDDying REDD, Deep Concerns
World Science Podcast, January, 22, 2010: Tackling the Global Organ Shortage, Slime Molds and Solar Eclipse
Animal Diseases That Affect Humans, Boosting Your Kids' Brainpower, A Beluga Mimics Humans
Oldest Known Paint Workshop, Australia’s Water Wars
Listening to the Deep Sea, Illegal Bird Trapping in Cyprus, Saudi Company Invests in Rice Production in Ethiopia
World Science Podcast, June, 2, 2010: Politics, Science and Ethics of Whaling, Locust Brains, Carbon Emissions from Air Traffic
World Science Podcast, April, 21, 2010: Volcanic Ash's Health Effects, Exploring Mars, Haiti's Traumatized Survivors
The Science and History of Kissing, Global Rise in Obesity
The Ancient Artists of Spanish Caves, Turtles Caught in Cyprus's Political Rift, Life Expectancy—The Grandfather Effect
Scientist Warned of Tsunami in Japan, Gabon’s Eco-tourism Efforts Stumble, Publishing Negative Results in Medical Research
World Science Podcast, May, 13, 2010: Lizard Extinctions, Oil in the Deep Ocean, Neanderthals and Us
Climate Talks Face Stalemate, Sea Level Rise Speeds Up, Satellites Reveal Violence Along Sudan's Border
Floods Help the Australian Outback, Inside Iceland's Ash Cloud, Panorama of the Night Sky
World Science Podcast, December, 31, 2009: Canadian Oil Sands, Failed Farming in Nigeria, Venomous Dinos
Melting Permafrost, Dengue in Malaysia, Tiger Shark Navigation
World Science Podcast, June, 9, 2010: Baboons in South African Vineyards, Russia's Manned Mission to Mars, Beware the Termite Bite!
World Science Podcast, October, 9, 2009: Bangladesh Protects Against Rising Seas, China Promotes Creativity, A Royal Medical Mystery, Adult Autism Numbers
Plans for Extremely Large Telescope in Chile, Cleaner Cook Stoves Protect Women and the Environment, Ancient Mayan Place of Bats
World Science Podcast, June, 23, 2010: Challenges to Eradicating Polio, 'Google Baby', Caravaggio's Remains
Climate Change in the Himalayas, Predicting Bin Laden's Whereabouts, Right-handed Neanderthals
Mystery Kidney Disease in Central America, New Bird Flu Research Sparks Terrorism Fears, Beethoven’s Deafness Influenced his Music.
Gagarin's Legacy, Soviet Space Memorabilia, Disordered Surroundings
Nose Cells Reverse Canine Paralysis, Restoring a Riverbank in India, Austria's Clever Dog Lab
Our 100th Episode, Cacao and Strawberry Genomes Sequenced, Click Languages
An Artist Who Hears Colors, Scientists Rescue Frogs in ‘Amphibian Arks,’ New Clues Explain An Ancient Shipwreck
Tracing Ancestry with DNA, Gene Test Offers Whiff of Hope
World Science Podcast, September 8, 2010: Peering Inside Prehistoric Bugs, Ancient Antibiotic Use, A Suspension Bridge Just for Dormice
World Science Podcast, May, 5, 2010: Elephants Cry "Bee-Ware", Oil Spill Impacts US Climate Policy, Asian Carp, Bald Eagle
World Science Podcast, October, 2, 2009: Ancient Human Ancestor, Champagne Bubbles, Nobel Contenders and Ig Nobel Awards, a Useful Mosquito Pathogen, and China's Innovative Past
Humans Increasing Global Plant Diversity, Introduce Elephants and Rhinos in Australia? Earworms-Tunes that Get Stuck in our Heads
World Science Podcast, February, 12, 2010: GM Eggplant in India, Science of a Shoot Out
World Science Podcast, September 25, 2009: UN Climate Summit, India Promises Emission Cuts, Wind Power in China, Worms Feast on Dead Whales, Scientists Rescue Rats from Spinal Injury, and a New Discovery about Migrating Monarch Butterflies.
Bilingual Babies, Bringing Solar Power to Tanzania
Keeping Time in Clocks and Our Brains, Court Convicts Chevron for Polluting Ecuador
World Science Podcast, October 6, 2010: Arab Women in Science, Saving Endangered Species Internationally, Winds of Mold
World Science Podcast, September 15, 2010: Potential Impact Craters, Suriname's Rainforests, Update on Serengeti
World Science Podcast, November,12 2010: CSI in 19th Century France, Bird-friendly Coffee, Our Continuing Online Conversation on Nuclear Energy
World Science Podcast, September 1, 2010: John Vaillant's 'The Tiger,'Protecting Wild Tigers, Wheat Genome
World Science Podcast, February, 18, 2010: Water Pollution in china, Building a Footbridge Across Ethiopia's Blue Nile, Whale Evolution
World Science Podcast, January, 15, 2010: Haiti's Seismic History, Rome's New Metro Line, Excess Flu Vaccines
Resilience of Trauma Survivors, Improving Tsunami Warning Systems, Reviving Ancient Incan Agriculture
World Science Podcast, June, 30, 2010: Huntington's Disease and International Research, Pros and Cons of Genetic Tests, Oil Drilling in Norway
Japanese Educators Make Science Cool, Innovating Our Way to Prosperity, A Place Called 'Hell'
Haiti: Another Earthquake? Dealing with the Cholera Outbreak
Sounds of the Earth's Magnetosphere, Mystery Kidney Disease in Sri Lanka, Conservation Drones to Help Save
Sea Turtle Poaching in China, Can You Taste the Difference Between the Sounds? Goats Have Accents Too
End of Rinderpest, How Smallpox Was Eradicated
Amazon Atlases, Hot Weather and Conflict, Galapagos Creationists
Voyager 1 Approaches Interstellar Space, Zombie Lady Bugs
World Science Podcast, September 18, 2009: Tiny T rex, French Carbon Tax, Making Profits Going Green, Adventures in a green mobile home, and Pumping Co2 underground
Alien Invaders, India Rethinks Nuclear Energy Plan, Language Evolution
The Neuroscience of Magic
World Science Podcast, July 21, 2010: Hope for AIDS Prevention, Cassava Sting Operation, Plato and Music
World Science Podcast, September 29, 2010: Recycling Lead in Senegal, Parting the Red Sea, Origins of Human Malaria
World Science Podcast, September 23, 2010: Greening the Global Electronics Industry, Hare Supermoms, Gene Therapy Scores Small Success
World Science Podcast, November,24 2010: A Glimmer of Hope for the Atlantic Cod? Decline in Global Fisheries, 'Written in Stone'
World Science Podcast, December, 25, 2009: A Special Podcast on the Origins of Music
World Science Podcast, January, 8, 2010: Saving Apples, Ancient Animal Footprints, Green Chemistry
What's The Environmental Footprint Of A Loaf Of Bread? Now We Know
World Science Podcast, October 28, 2010: The Price of Biofuels Part 2
Tweets and Germs, Oil Drilling Wastes Can Trigger Earthquakes, The Science of Autobiographical Memory
Crowdsourcing Darwin’s Study on Human Emotions, Climate Change Affects Ugandan Coffee Cultivation
Malaria Vaccine Trial Brings Good News, The Dying Trees of France’s Canal du Midi
Japan Gets Creative Without AC, Making Hybrid Pigeon Pea, Indoor Farming in the Netherlands.
Wally: A Deep Sea Robot, Argentine Space Mission, Search for Alien Life
The Case for Eating Insects, Greenland's Melting Ice Sheets, Wolves in Catalonia
Evolution of Leeches, Rapidly Melting Cryosphere
Remembering a Doomed Antarctic Expedition, Life and Science at the South Pole.
World Science Podcast, November,08 2010: Nuclear Energy in India and Asia
Cameroon Battles Brain Drain, Saving Sacred Seeds, France's Wild Boar Problem
World Science Podcast, November, 6, 2009: Swine Flu in the Amazon, Fixing Technological Fixes, Tsavo Lions
Heart Disease in Ancient Mummies, Energy Tug-of-War in Japan, Kids as Community Health Workers
World Science Podcast, June, 16, 2010: Transgenic Crops in Europe, Regulating the Organic Food Industry, An Ancient Brown Shoe
World Science Podcast, May, 26, 2010: Termites in Kenyan Savanna, Treating Mental Illness in Sudan, A Setback for Transgenic Cotton in China
The Science of Predicting Earthquakes, Favorite Stories from 2012
Promoting Happiness as Public Policy, Prehistoric Cave Art by Kids
Famine in Southern Somalia, Why Lions Attack After Full Moon, Northernmost Botanical Garden
Toilet Tales: Part 1
Changing Antarctic Ecosystem, Bushmeat Black Market in Paris, Scrutinizing Global Nuclear Safety
Toilet Tales: Part 2
Worries for Argentine Soy Farmers, The Golden Mole's Ears, Peering into Antarctic Ice
World Science Podcast, December,8 2010: China's Coal Habit, Coal Use in the U.S., Stem Cell Rap
World Science Podcast, November,17 2010: The Wildcat of Scotland, A Cuba-U.S. Collaboration, Visualizing Time
Cane Rat is Cameroonian Delicacy, Scientists Race to Drill Lost Antarctic Lmanyake
World Science Podcast, May, 26, 2010: Termite in Kenyan Savannah, Treatming Mental Illness in Sudan, A Setback for Transgenic Cotton in China
PRI's The World Science: Baboons in South African Vineyards, Russia's Manned Mission to Mars, Beware the Termite Bite!
Technology for Rural Indians, Over-treating Malaria, Cameras Capture Wildlife
World Science Podcast, December,1 2010: The Cost of Coal in China, Discrimination in France, Ancient Conch Shells
Cane Rat is Cameroonian Delicacy, Scientists Race to Drill Lost Antarctic Lake
Scientists Are Amazed By Stone Age Tools They Dug Up In Kenya
Some Neanderthals Were Vegetarian — And They Likely Kissed Our Human Ancestors
Smelly Socks for Malaria Control, A South African Committee Rations Health Care, Haiti's Cholera Outbreak
World Science Podcast, May, 19, 2010: Globalizing the American Psyche, Polio in Russia and Tajikistan, Reburying Copernicus
Food Crisis in East Africa, What Constitutes a Famine? Saturn's Giant Storm
World Science Podcast, December,15 2010: Smelly socks for malaria control, A South African committee ration health care, Haiti's cholera outbreak
Plans for Extremely Large Telescope in Chile, Cleaner Cook Stoves Protect W
Technology for Rural Indians, Over-treating Malaria, Cameras Capture Wildli
Evidence of Early Fire Use in South African Cave, Baby Woolly Mammoth Carca
Japan Gets Creative Without AC, Making Hybrid Pigeon Pea, Indoor Farming in
World Science Podcast, December 1, 2010: The Cost of Coal in China, Discrimination in France, Ancient Conch Shells
World Science Podcast, November 17,2010: The Wildcat of Scotland, A Cuba-U.S. Collaboration, Visualizing Time
World Science Podcast, December 8, 2010: China's Coal Habit, Coal Use in the U.S., Stem Cell Rap
World Science Podcast, November 24, 2010: A Glimmer of Hope for the Atlantic Cod? Decline in Global Fisheries, 'Written in Stone'
World Science Podcast, November 08,2010: Nuclear Energy in India and Asia
PRI's The World Science: No Sperm Donation for Turkish Women, A Young Indian Innovator
Scientists Warn 'Bomb Cyclone' Brings Strong Winds, Cold Temperatures
New Fossil Found In Israel Suggests A Much Earlier Human Migration Out Of Africa
NSA has expensive problem with the power supply at its secretive Utah Data
PRI's The World Science: Animal Infections T
PRI's The World Science: Tweets and Germs, The New Science of Memory, Oil Drilling and Earthquakes
PRI's The World Science: Sounds of the Earth
Resilience of Trauma Survivors, Improving Tsunami Warning Systems, Reviving
Promoting Happiness as Government Policy, Prehistoric Cave Art by Kids
PRI's The World Science: Japa
PRI's The World Science: Humans Help Plant Diversity, Science of Earworms, Introduce Elephants and Rhinos to Australia?
PRI's The World Science: Medical Rationing in Disasters, Hidden Forms of Rationing, Harvard Ethicist on Rationing in the U.S.
PRI's The World Science: Gagarin's Legacy, Soviet Space Memorabilia, Disorder Breeds Discrimination
PRI's The World Science: France's Boar Problem, Brain Drain in Cameroon, Saving Sacred Seeds
PRI's The World Science: The Science & History of Kissing, Global Obesity Numbers
PRI's The World Science: Gagarin's Legacy, Soviet Space Memorabilia, Disorder Breeds Discrimination
PRI's The World Science: Challenges to Conquering Polio, 'Google Baby', Caravaggio's Remains
PRI's The World Science: France's Boar Problem, Brain Drain in Cameroon, Saving Sacred Seeds
PRI's The World Science: Food - Transgenic and Organic, An Ancient Brown Shoe
World Science Podcast, December 15, 2010: Smelly Socks for Malaria Control, A South African Committee Rations Health Care, Haiti's Cholera Outbreak
PRI's The World Science: The Science & History of Kissing, Global Obesity Numbers
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