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Protective Hearing Loss

May 9, 2013

Temporary hearing loss protects the ear against long-term damage.

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Starch from Cellulose

May 8, 2013

Cellulose, an indigestible material found in all plants, can be converted into healthy, edible …

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Numeral Hotspot

May 7, 2013

Scientists have discovered the area of the brain dedicated to recognizing numerals.

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Changing Hare Color

May 6, 2013

Climate change could make snowshoe hare camouflage less protective.

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Cryo Roundup

May 3, 2013

Researchers are using extremely cold temperatures to treat pain and cancer.

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Parasite-Inspired Adhesives

May 2, 2013

A marine parasite has inspired new surgical adhesives.

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Computer Programming Game

May 1, 2013

A fun video game teaches college-level computer programming skills to 10-year-olds.

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Podcast for 19 April 2013

April 30, 2013

GIANT SNAILS & ANCIENT TREES - Giant aliens attack Florida, unsticking geckos, the worlds within …

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Nanosponges

April 30, 2013

“Nanosponges” in the bloodstream could mop up toxins from bacteria, bees, or snakes.

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Giant Snail Invasion

April 29, 2013

Giant East African land snails are wreaking havoc in South Florida.

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Fantastic Voyage Roundup

April 26, 2013

Researchers have developed medical implants that dissolve after they've done their job.

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Tree Longevity

April 25, 2013

A listener asks why some trees live for thousands of years.

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