Brown dwarfs, numerosity maps, and social learning in
bird migration are but a few of the topics covered within these excellent
podcasts offered up by Science magazine. The audio explorations here date back
to 2005 and users can browse around at their leisure. Some of the recent
offerings include conversations about North Korean volcanoes, faulty ribosomes,
and how pesticides might be used to prevent suicides. Each podcast is between 44 and 47 minutes in length and visitors can
read along with a complete transcript for each installment. Needless to say,
the materials here can be utilized in the classroom or for the general
edification of those wishing to know more about the natural world.
http://www.sciencemag.org/site/multimedia/podcast/
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