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NPR Science: February 21

February 26, 2011 Eric Kessler
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Week of February 21, 2011

Click on the logo above to go the the NPR Science site, or use the links below to navigate to one of the stories that I thought may interest you.

  • ‘Fog Of Research’ Clouds Study Of Oil’s Effects In Gulf (4:25)
  • World’s Coral Reefs Facing Serious Threats (4:00)
  • Cell Phone Radio Waves Excite Brain Cells (4:00)
  • Fungus Knocks Out Malaria in Mosquitoes (3:16)
  • Child’s 11,500-Year-Old Remains Unearthed in Alaska (3:57)
  • Tracing Signals in the Brain (12:13)
  • Debating the Potential Dangers of Trangenic Weeds (14:33)

Enjoy listening!

  • alaska
  • brain
  • brain cells
  • cell phone
  • child remains
  • coral reefs
  • fungi
  • fungus
  • gulf oil spill
  • malaria
  • mosquitoes
  • NPR
  • npr science
  • trangenic
  • weeds
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