In the latest #SciencePodcast🎙️, researcher J. Chris McKnight joins to discuss how gray seals use oxygen detection to safely dive down deep.
🎧 Listen here: https://t.co/6KFmf1GSAN
Nice short video here explaining how pulsar timing arrays are used to detect gravitational waves. Helps you understand the @NANOGrav experiment that’s announcing results on Thursday. By @savagitsky, @mclean_ka & @Nnguyenscience for @ScienceMagazine: https://t.co/GNDXUEPW2T
Why we don’t shoot nuclear waste into the sun? That's one of many topics the #SciencePodcast🎙️ has explored.
Now, the program has been nominated for Best Science & Education Podcast at @TheWebbyAwards. Show your support by casting a vote: https://t.co/a8a0503Xok #webbys
🎺🎺🎺It's that time of year!
@KALW is now accepting applications for Audio Academy, our TUITION-FREE 9mo professional audio journalism training program! Some of the best in the biz started here.
https://t.co/ACQAaGsfBl
🚨📽️🚨📽️ Excited to share my new video made for @ScienceMagazine - A study profile feat. @ibukuneuro, a sprinkling of "love hormones", vintage cartoons, mutant Zebrafish, and a huge dose of contagious fear. Special thanks to @mclean_ka and @mhc205 . https://t.co/K8JSr0onyg
This week on the @ScienceMagazine Podcast: @rpocisv joins me to discuss ways of pushing back against bias in medicine—from online classes to machine learning to finding a biomarker for pain https://t.co/LfAFwnLYA1
The @ScienceVisuals multimedia team produces the #SciencePodcast🎙️; creates videos on research, news, and original stories; and helps enrich our content with audio and video.
Here are their 2022 highlights: https://t.co/ZIzNLGKRMV
The @ScienceVisuals multimedia team produces the #SciencePodcast🎙️; creates videos on research, news, and original stories; and helps enrich our content with audio and video.
Here are their 2022 highlights: https://t.co/KZjgiLVWJW
Don't miss this week's episode of the @ScienceMagazine Podcast. We hear from @BrantleyPSU about how weathering of silicates in rocks pulls carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and how this temperature-sensitive process could increase as the Earth warms https://t.co/TLxvbmxzdQ
Did @cathleenogrady just sneak Bayesian statistics into a true crime story for @ScienceMagazine ???
I think so…
Unlucky numbers: Fighting murder convictions that rest on shoddy stats https://t.co/cfNEPjGbGh
#NextGenSci asked young scientists: Are you grateful for a setback that you experienced? What mistake did you make, and what good came from it? https://t.co/ZrCSWvZaPI
Here's a look at some of their responses. (THREAD) 🧵
What an episode! @boron110 had such a fascinating conversation with @savagitsky - we miss you already, Zack! And I can’t express how much I loved talking with Jennifer Sills about #NextGenSci and hearing from the authors themselves!
On this week's #SciencePodcast🎙️ with @boron110, @mclean_ka, @savagitsky, and Jennifer Sills:
▶️ Peering beyond the haze of alien worlds
▶️ How failures help us make new discoveries
🎧 Listen here: https://t.co/D8uMGQIjZ6
On this week's #SciencePodcast🎙️ with @boron110, @mclean_ka, @sofiamoutinhobr, and Elad Jacoby:
➡️ A controversial dam unites Indigenous people and scientists
➡️ Transplanting mitochondria to treat rare diseases
🎧 Listen here: https://t.co/cHj5Ya1ddj
Don't miss this week's episode of the @ScienceMagazine Podcast. @mclean_ka & @sofiamoutinhobr discuss a controversial dam in the Brazilian Amazon #BeloMonte and how Indigenous peoples and researchers are trying to monitor its impact. https://t.co/PLpg1qLGPe
@DanClery did a wonderful job guiding us through the story on camera, and wrote beautifully about what JWST has and will continue to accomplish https://t.co/saW9FcYP6W
So incredibly impressed with the amazing work @mhc205 put into highlighting the accomplishments of JWST as this year’s Breakthrough of the Year for @ScienceMagazine https://t.co/kupdkjAUTU