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October 12, 2007

Whale-inspired windmills. Tracing the origins of a killer asteroid. Using vowels to sell. And more.

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Meaningful Vowels

October 8, 2007

Vowel sounds in product names may imply what kind of product they're best suited for.

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Podcast

September 28, 2007

Ice that won't melt. Finches driven to cheat. How music effects the brain. Increased carbon dioxide produces super weeds.
HPV and cancer in men.

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Sex, Drugs and Rock N Roll

September 27, 2007

Listening to our favorite music activates the same region of the brain that is involved in drug addiction.

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Unfaithful Finches

September 26, 2007

Noise pollution from humans makes finches unfaithful.

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Podcast

September 21, 2007

Why the flu strikes in winter. The genetic code of one species found inside another's. Salamanders that are too fat to be eaten by predators. Why some of us have perfect pitch and others fall flat. And the effects of pastries on blood sugar.

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Perfect Pitch

September 20, 2007

A Web-based perfect pitch test reveals new details about the musical ability.

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Human Traits Roundup

August 17, 2007

Scientists gain insights into two essentially human traits: walking and talking.

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Podcast

August 10, 2007

Sparrows that prefer up-to-date songs, glaciers and global warming, upwardly mobile robots, bacteria to combat oil spills, and how self-tanners work.

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Sparrow Song

August 6, 2007

Song dialects make a big difference when white-crowned sparrows choose mates and defend territories.

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Podcast

August 3, 2007

Do women really talk more than men? Insects that explode to foil predators. Energy from vibrations. What happens to our brains when we get thirsty. A skin test to predict behavioral problems.

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Harvesting Vibrations

July 31, 2007

New devices generate power from environmental vibrations.

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Talkative Men

July 30, 2007

Contrary to popular belief, men are just as talkative as women, according to new research.

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Podcast

July 20, 2007

How the solar system formed, determining the standard for the kilogram, how brain damage affects art, cancer drugs from trees, protecting ports with underwater using sound.

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Sound Tripwire

July 18, 2007

A new kind of tripwire uses sound instead of string or laser beams.

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Podcast

July 13, 2007

The importance of bubbles, living on icebergs, family-oriented plants, eye medicine from oven cleaner, and how water gets from your mouth to your muscles.

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Ocean Bubbles

July 9, 2007

Bubbles play an important role in the exchange of gas between the ocean and the air.

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Podcast

July 6, 2007

Listening to muscles, yoga may stave off depression, a blood-based bandage, a protein inhibits aging in fruitflies, and whether lizards or snakes evolved first.

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Podcast

June 29, 2007

Why cows have four stomachs, a new development in wireless electricity, babies' surprising eye for language, a genetic typo detector, and an archaeological debunking.

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Chanting Chamber

June 25, 2007

A scientist debunks claims about an ancient burial chamber.

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Podcast

June 22, 2007

Making sounds morph, a lost herd of elephants, twins' secret languages, runaway carbon emissions, and the marriage-obesity connection.

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Sound Morphing

June 20, 2007

A new technique makes an illusion for your ears.

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Planet Music

June 11, 2007

Simulating sound on other planets can be a rockin' good time.

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Mosquito Roundup

May 25, 2007

A promising new treatment for malaria is based on an ancient herbal remedy.

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