Science on the Radio

Wednesday at 08:30p
  • Hosted by 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, retired chair of the Department of Science Teaching and professor of biology and science education at Syracuse University. 

Science on the Radio Examines DNA

By KC Frahm-Hingtgen • Mar 10, 2016
Caroline Davis Flickr Page

Science on the Radio with Marvin Druger explores the topic of DNA.

Science on the Radio Examines Black Holes

By KC Frahm-Hingtgen • Mar 9, 2016

Marvin Druger gives listeners a scientific perspective on black holes.

Science on the Radio Examines Allergies

By KC Frahm-Hingtgen • Mar 2, 2016

Join Marvin Druger as he what causes allergies and how people try and prevent them. Science on the Radio airs Tuesday and Thursday at 9:30pm, Wednesday and Friday at 10:30pm.

Science on the Radio Examines the Microscope

By KC Frahm • Feb 25, 2016
Anders Sandberg Flickr page

Join Marvin Druger as he discusses the history of the microscope and its impact on science throughout history. Science on the Radio airs Tuesday and Thursday at 9:30pm, Wednesday and Friday at 10:30pm. 

Science on the Radio - Mary Jane

By Ron Ockert • Aug 22, 2013

Mary Jane

Science on the Radio - Jupiter Moons

By Ron Ockert • Aug 22, 2013

Jupiter Moons

Science on the Radio - Higgs Particle

By Ron Ockert • Aug 5, 2013

Higgs Particle

Science on the Radio - Otzi the Iceman

By Ron Ockert • Aug 5, 2013

Otzi the Iceman

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