This week, we’re looking back at some of the most important science news of 2012. Writers Maryn McKenna and David Dobbs, BoingBoing Science Editor Maggie-Koerth Baker, and paleontology blogger Brian Switek join us to share the stories that made headlines, and others that made an impact, without receiving as much attention.

This week, we’re looking back at some of the most important science news of 2012. Writers Maryn McKenna and David Dobbs, BoingBoing Science Editor Maggie-Koerth Baker, and paleontology blogger Brian Switek join us to share the stories that made headlines, and others that made an impact, without receiving as much attention.

This week, we’re looking back at some of the most important science news of 2012. Writers Maryn&nbsp;McKenna and David Dobbs, BoingBoing Science Editor Maggie-Koerth Baker, and&nbsp;paleontology&nbsp;blogger Brian Switek join us to share the stories that made headlines, and others that made an impact, without receiving as much attention.

#194 Year In Science 2012

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#194 Year In Science 2012

#194 Year In Science 2012