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This Week in Science - April 29, 2008 Broadcast

Insect Cellulo-phones, Human Isolation, T. Chicken, Lizard Speciation, Abstract Math, This Week in World Robot Domination, and Interview with Science Writer, George Johnson, about “The 10 Most Beautiful Experiments”.

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29 April 2008 | biology, chickens, cognitive psychology, conservationism, evolution, genetics, mathematics, paleontology, robots, science, science history, world robot domination | Comments

2 Responses to “This Week in Science - April 29, 2008 Broadcast”

1 jeffrie 30 April 2008 @ 1:42 pm

i’ve got to mention that, until lizards evolve into some other kind of reptile or animal, the creationists will not be impressed.

either way, this experiment is very exciting. i hope that they are able to replicate the results and expand upon it.
2 Audio Transcription 20 June 2008 @ 5:30 pm

Here is the podcast transcript

http://www.futuregen.sg/transcription-service/transcipt-twisorg-april-29-2008/

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