In our latest episode, #biology prof Elizabeth Haswell discusses how the Center for Engineering MechanoBiology is pushing the field forward. Care to learn more? Follow @CEMB_STC or visit https://t.co/Q7ThMcRLMN
Want to hear more from our latest guest, @ehaswell? You're in luck -- Haswell hosts her own plant biology podcast. Go check it out! @taprootpodcast#podcastfriday https://t.co/QJReHVsK2z
Sight, smell, hearing, taste, touch. How many of our 5 senses do plants share? More than
you expect, says #biology prof & plant #scientist @ehaswell https://t.co/t4vKzS5is7
For our #ValentinesDaySpecial, learn about the surprising love lives of tungara frogs - and how an economist cracked the code to their odd behavior. https://t.co/hjG3PJkKCl
New episode! Just in time for #ValentinesDay, we talked frog love, economics, the decoy effect, and the Monty Hall problem with economist Paulo Natenzon. (Now doesn't that sound romantic?) Listen here: https://t.co/hjG3PJkKCl
@nell_sci_NPR Remember your 2015 piece on tungara frogs, who were irrational in love? An economist from @WUSTLArtSci has a forthcoming paper that restores rationality to the frogs! We talked to him for our #ValentinesDay episode: https://t.co/hjG3PJkKCl
It's the last #PodcastFriday before xmas! Take 15 minutes to learn about a rare symbiotic relationship & how it could change how we think about #sustainability: https://t.co/XxK2uc2z4U
New episode! @wustlsoc prof Ariela Schachter discusses her survey research on #assimilation. "I wanted to get at something more intangible," she says. https://t.co/oL8DVs0Vj4