Today we talk about both the history and future of machine-mediated communication, starting with a science fiction story from 1909. Then, we'll talk with Emily Lessig about her research on social cues in African Cichlid fish.

Today's science quote was by Josh Gruber, from the UT Southwester Medical Center. Dr. Gruber came to UT to talk about VISTA immunotherapy and cancer treatment. Share your science and lab quotes with me to be featured at the top of the show!

While I was [doing a nonspecific assay], you heard [Clinically Dead by Chad VanGaalen]

 When I had to redo that assay, you heard [I Lobster but never Flounder sung by Ole & Sven]

Thank you to [Emily Lessig] for being on the show.

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Audio assets were produced by Indigo Starbeam, you can find him where ever you stream music.

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Today we've got a story about bee-on-bee larceny, our first interview of the new era with Ashvini Melkote, and a story tying together our two rhyming topics.

Today's science quote was by my roommate Berry. Share your science and lab quotes with me to be featured at the top of the show!

While I was [getting an enzyme incubation started], you heard [Honey Bee by Zee Avi].

When we went to [change cell culture media], you heard [Bees by Wholesome]

Thank you to [Ashvini Melkote] for being on the show..

Audio assets were produced by Indigo Starbeam, you can find him where ever you stream music.

Questions? Comments? Confusion? Connect with me via email at [email protected] or drop us a message on Instagram @ScienceKVRX.

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