Posts filed under ‘Science’
6-8-12: When Galaxies Collide!
The Milky Way and Andromeda Galaxies are going to smash into each other…in four billion years.
6-5-12: The Transit of Venus
See it today, or wait another hundred years or so.
5-30-12: Migrating Martian Sand Dunes
How and why the sand dunes of Mars move around the planet
5-1-12: Unraveling Pseudoseizures
It looks like a seizure, it feels like a seizure–but it’s not caused by the same things that cause seizures.
3-9-12: Re-evaluating HIV Rates
The rate of HIV infection in African-American women in Baltimore is much higher than we thought.
3-5-12: mHealth Matters
Medical advice from your phone.
2-27-12: Rampaging Ranavirus
Something is killing turtles and frogs in Maryland and across the country. What is it? And how do we stop it?
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2-20-12: The Math Behind Slowing HIV
Understanding just how well HIV-slowing drugs work.
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2-13-12: New Guidelines on Human Trials
We look over the new guidelines on ethics in research involving humans from the World Health Organization.
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Whither Academic Publishing?
A University of Maryland professor of physiology responds to our segment about the academic publishing industry.
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