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CO2 & Near-Death Experiences

April 27, 2010

Scientists discover a possible physiological explanation for near-death experiences.

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Shower Pollution

April 20, 2010

Bathing and showering could be washing drugs into our waterways.

Read moreShower Pollution

Podcast

April 16, 2010

WEIRD SCIENCE: Behind the legend of the chupacabra, does cracking your knuckles cause arthritis? A physiological explanation for near-death experiences, and animals that live without oxygen.

Read morePodcast

F is for Fail

April 15, 2010

Exposing students to the letter "F" before taking a test makes them more likely to fail it.

Read moreF is for Fail

Chupacabra

April 13, 2010

A legendary beast called the chupacabra has a surprisingly recent origin.

Read moreChupacabra

Motor Skills Roundup

April 9, 2010

Children with impaired muscle coordination may benefit from learning to perform magic tricks.

Read moreMotor Skills Roundup

Nose Biometrics

April 8, 2010

Your nose may be an efficient and useful form of ID.

Read moreNose Biometrics

Sleepwalking Brains

April 1, 2010

A listener asks what's going on in the brain when someone is sleepwalking.

Read moreSleepwalking Brains

Scanning Memories

March 29, 2010

Researchers can distinguish between different memories using a brain scan.

Read moreScanning Memories

Podcast

March 19, 2010

INSIDE THE MIND: Scanning memories in the brain, the neural overlap between music and language, inside the mind of a sleepwalker, the cognitive consequences of teenage binge drinking, and more.

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Teen Brains & Drinking

March 11, 2010

Teen binge drinking causes brain damage and cognitive impairments that may be permanent.

Read moreTeen Brains & Drinking

Language & Music

March 10, 2010

Evidence from patients with brain damage suggests that music and language overlap in the brain.

Read moreLanguage & Music

Learning Evolution

March 8, 2010

An innovative exhibition helps children learn the concepts behind biological evolution.

Read moreLearning Evolution

Podcast

March 5, 2010

TECHNOLOGY REPORT: Lung-powered batteries, a spider-inspired water-repellent, art-restoring lasers, the health risks of polycarbonate plastics, and more.

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Science Theater

March 4, 2010

Scientists and artists collaborate to bring science out of the lab and into the theater.

Read moreScience Theater

Teaching Math Anxiety

March 3, 2010

Female teachers may pass their own math anxiety to the girls they teach.

Read moreTeaching Math Anxiety

Physics of Superheroes

March 1, 2010

Superhero comic books offer surprising lessons in physics.

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Podcast

February 26, 2010

COMMUNICATING SCIENCE: The physics of superheroes, teaching evolution to children, science in the theater, and math anxiety in girls.

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Driving & Talking

February 25, 2010

Driving interferes with speaking and language comprehension.

Read moreDriving & Talking

Animal Behavior Roundup

February 17, 2010

A great ape called the bonobo never grows up.

Read moreAnimal Behavior Roundup

Slime Engineers Roundup

February 12, 2010

Slime molds inspire mass transit planners.

Read moreSlime Engineers Roundup

Memory Roundup

February 5, 2010

Your ability to remember faces may be in your genes.

Read moreMemory Roundup

Value of Most

February 4, 2010

English speakers agree on a surprisingly narrow numerical value for the word "most."

Read moreValue of Most

Toilet Seats

February 3, 2010

A listener asks: Can you get any diseases from a toilet seat?

Read moreToilet Seats
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