- Science Podcast - Exploring human conflict: the evolution of strife, the roots of racism, and peace systems (18 May 2012) May 17, 2012A special show exploring human conflict: how our primate ancestors managed conflict and resolution; the psychological roots of racism; and the fundamentals of “peace systems.”
- Science Policy Podcast - Tackling Human Fungal Infections (11 May 2012) May 14, 2012Meghna Sachdev chats with Gordon D. Brown, co-author of an Editorial entitled "Tackling Human Fungal Infections."
- Science Podcast - Ancient Mayan calendars, news from the asteroid belt, a fossilized forest in China, and more (11 May 2012) May 10, 2012Some of the earliest Mayan astronomical tables found in Guatemala; what Vesta can teach us about the earliest solar system; a pristine fossilized forest in the path of a Chinese coal mine; and more.
- Science Policy Podcast - Empowering Science Teachers (4 May 2012) May 7, 2012Meghna Sachdev chats with Sheila Tobias, co-author of an Editorial entitled 'Empowering Science Teachers."
- Science Podcast - Remote-controlled nanoparticles, water on ancient mars, nanopore sequencing, and more (4 May 2012) May 3, 2012A technique for remotely activating genes via heated nanoparticles; more insights into the role of water on ancient Mars; advances in nanopore DNA sequencing; and more.
- Science Podcast - Synchronizing optical clocks, Neolithic farming in Europe, a measles resurgence, and more. (27 April 2012) April 26, 2012A fiber optic cable to connect optical clocks; the spread of Neolithic farming in Europe; roadblocks to global measles eradication; and more.
- Science Podcast - Synthetic DNA, two heads vs. one, a citrus parasite, and more (20 April 2012) April 19, 2012Man-made polymers that function like DNA; the role of individual confidence in group decision-making; a parasite that’s sweeping its way through U.S. citrus plants; and more.
- Science Podcast - Modeling cell polarity, women in science, virtual animals, and more (13 April 2012) April 12, 2012Elucidating complex biological processes through quantitative modeling; why women are under-represented in scientific faculty; using virtual animals to predict real animals’ responses to climate change; and more.
- Science Policy Podcast - Why Statistics? (9 April 2012) April 9, 2012Meghna Sachdev chats with Marie Davidian, Professor of Statistics at North Carolina State University, and Thomas A. Louis, Professor of Biostatistics at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, about their editorial 'Why Statistics?'
- Science Podcast - Antimalarial resistance, flexoelectricity, Nobel rivalry, and more (6 April 2012) April 5, 2012A genetic look at resistance to antimalarial drugs; exploring flexoelectricity in writing electronic memory; the 2011 Nobel Prize rivalry; and more.
- Science Podcast - Uranium age-dating, the brain's geometry, data replication, and more (30 March 2012) March 29, 2012New insights into uranium age-dating; elucidating the curved 3D grid of the human brain; replicating psychology experiments; and more.
- Science Policy Podcast - Community Colleges (26 March 2012) March 26, 2012Encouraging entrepreneurship in the developing world; the immune system and early microbe exposure; robots that fly like birds; and more.
- Science Podcast - Entrepreneurship for the developing world, the hygiene hypothesis, flying robots, and more (23 March 2012) March 22, 2012Encouraging entrepreneurship in the developing world; the immune system and early microbe exposure; robots that fly like birds; and more.
- Science Policy Podcast - Open access (19 March 2012) March 19, 2012Maria Leptin discusses how her varied scientific roles have affected her understanding of open access.
- Science Podcast - Earth governance, alcoholic fruit flies, mental health in Indonesia, and more (16 March 2012) March 15, 2012Balancing environment, economy, and accountability in global governance; sex, alcohol, and fruit flies; improving mental health care in Indonesia; and more.
- Science Podcast - Lunar magnetism, nuclear meltdowns, deep-sea light, and more (9 March 2012) March 8, 2012Why the Moon’s surface is inconsistently magnetized; the importance of studying nuclear fuel during reactor accidents; how deep-sea creatures adapt to deep-sea darkness; and more.
- Science Podcast - Cumulative culture, microbial fuel cells, peak gold, and more (2 March 2012) March 1, 2012Exploring the sociocognitive precursors for cumulative culture; microbes that produce energy from wastewater; approaching peak gold; and more.
- Science Podcast - Food webs, horse evolution, science in India, and more (24 February 2012) February 23, 2012Restoring ecological “networks of networks;” how early horse evolution reflected climate change; the history and state of science in India; and more.
- Science Podcast - Junior Scientists - AAAS Meeting (2/20/2012) February 20, 2012Poster Session of the American Junior Academy of Sciences
- Science Podcast - Monday ScienceNOW - AAAS Meeting (2/20/2012) February 20, 2012ScienceNOW Stories From the AAAS Meeting
- Science Podcast - Anthropology and Engineering - AAAS Meeting (2/19/2012) February 20, 2012Anthropology and Engineering: Technological Innovations in Global Health
- Science Podcast - Oceans of the Future - AAAS Meeting (2/19/2012) February 19, 2012Predicting the Future Ocean: The Nereus Program
- Science Podcast - Mineral Resource Dependence - AAAS Meeting (2/19/2012) February 19, 2012The Future of Mineral Resource Dependence in the 21st Century
- Science Podcast, 18 February 2012 - AAAS Meeting Special - Saturday Science Live - Evolution Under Pressure February 18, 2012Life in the Pressure Cooker: Evolution at the Bottom of the Ocean
- Science Podcast, 18 February 2012 - AAAS Meeting Special - Saturday Science Now February 18, 2012Science Now Stories from the AAAS Meeting
- Science Podcast, 18 February 2012 - AAAS Meeting Special - Ancient Acoustics February 18, 2012Archaeoacoustics: Did Ancient Civilizations Use Acoustic Design To Create Powerful Ritual Spaces?
- Science Podcast, 17 February 2012 - AAAS Meeting Special - Earth Microbiome Project February 18, 2012The Earth Microbiome Project: Modeling the Microbial Planet
- Science Podcast, 17 February 2012 - AAAS Meeting Special - Endangered Languages February 17, 2012Endangered and Minority Languages Crossing the Digital Divide
- Science Podcast, 17 February 2012 February 16, 2012Job retention for men and women in STEM faculty positions; identifying genetic mutations from genomic analysis; how research agencies fared in the President’s 2013 budget request; and more.
- Science Podcast, 10 February 2012 February 9, 2012How plants use salt bridges to sense UV light; how LiDAR may help scientists understand earthquake propagation; citizen scientists help study indoor microbes; and more.
- Science Podcast, 03 February 2012 February 2, 2012The consequences of climate change on coral growth; the complex relationship between brain structure and drug addiction; winners of the 2011 Visualization Challenge; and more.
- Science Podcast, 27 January 2012 January 26, 2012Observing coevolution in viruses; the relationship between livestock grazing, nitrogen and locusts; the next frontier in supercomputing; and more.
- Science Podcast, 20 January 2012 January 19, 2012Watching a comet evaporate in the Sun’s atmosphere; manganese as protection against the Shiga toxin; experimental cancer therapies in early-stage cancers; and more.
- Science Podcast, 13 January 2012 January 12, 2012The 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.
- Science Podcast, 06 January 2012 January 5, 2012This week’s podcast features ants that keep genes in reserve, Ohm’s law and quantum computing, and finding links between insulin, obesity, and cancer.
- Science Podcast, 23 December 2011 December 22, 2011A special show featuring the 2011 Breakthrough of the Year and runners-up, 2011’s top science news stories, and areas to watch in 2012.
- Science Podcast, 16 December 2011 December 15, 2011The hardy naked mole-rat, finding patterns in large datasets, a new shot at a tuberculosis vaccine, and more.
- Science Podcast, 09 December 2011 December 8, 2011Using satellite imagery to map measles outbreaks; how honeybees dance to make decisions; bolstering Europe’s research funding; and more.
- Science Podcast, 02 December 2011 December 1, 2011The 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.
- Science Podcast, 25 November 2011 November 24, 2011The 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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