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Science On The Radio
Tuesday & Thursday at 2:30 PM & 9:30 PM

Dr. Marvin Druger

How does a ball point pen work? What does science have to do with Valentine's Day? What's different about Einstein's brain? Listeners will learn the answers to these questions and many more when they tune into "Science on the Radio," a 90-second science information segment featuring Marvin Druger, chair of the Department of Science Teaching and professor of biology and science education at Syracuse University.

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September 2010 Title   August 2010 Title   July 2010 Title
9/2 Hydrofracking   8/3 Weather Basics   7/1 Remembering Names
9/7 Asian Carp   8/5 Planet CorotB7   7/6 Obama and Stem Cells
9/9 Earthquake Origins   8/10 Finger Lakes History   7/8 Zebra Mussles
9/14 Science Teaching Crisis   8/12 Sudden Brilliant Thoughts   7/13 Hubble History
9/16 Mars Rovers Still Going   8/17 Science Teachers   7/15 Journal Fabrication Test
9/21 Bee Shortage   8/19 Regeneration   7/20 Heron Island Great Barrier Reef
9/23 Silly Putty   8/24 How Cheese Is Made   7/22 Peanut Allergies
9/28 Moon's Other Side   8/26 Accidental Penicillin Find   7/27 SETI
9/30 Time Zones   8/31 Off Shore Drilling   7/29 Squirrels

 

June 2010 Title   May 2010 Title   April 2010 Title
6/1 Neurogenesis   5/4 Weather Basics   4/1 Weather Basics
6/3 How GPS Works   5/6 Finger Lakes History   4/6 Finger Lakes History
6/8 Ivory Billed Woodpecker   5/11 Einsteins Brain   4/8 FMRIs and Telling Lies
6/10 Hela Cells   5/13 LHC Secrets of the Universe   4/13 Two Nature Poems
6/15 Thalidomide uses   5/18 Druger Technology poem   4/15

Science Teachers
6/17 Science Teaching Methods   5/20 Eraticating Disease   4/20 Regeneration
6/22 Human Origins   5/25 Spring Poem   4/22 Squirrels
6/24 Nano Technology   5/27 Earthlike GJ1214B   4/27 The Planet Corot B7
6/29 Alzheimer's II         4/29 How Cheese is Made

 

March 2010 Title   February 2010 Title   January 2010 Title
3/2 Surviving the Winter   2/2 Chipmunk's Winter Lives   1/5 Science Teachers
3/4 Hubble History   2/4 Asian Carp   1/7 Sudden Brilliant Thoughts
3/9 Zebra Mussels   2/9 Moon L-Cross Probe   1/12 Accidental Pennicilin find
3/11 Earthquake Origins   2/11 Moon Water   1/14 Regeneration
3/16 Journal Fabrication Test   2/16 Obama and Stem Cells   1/19 FMRIs and telling lies
3/18 Mars Rovers Still Going   2/18 Hydrofracking   1/21 The Planet CorotB7
3/23 Science Teaching Crisis   2/23 Off Shore Drilling   1/26 Weather Basics
3/25 Finger Lakes History   2/25

Lamarck Bio

   1/28 Finger Lakes History
3/30 How Cheese is Made            

 

 
 

 

  

 
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