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The Current Science & Technology Podcast
By Museum of Science, Boston
The Current Science & Technology Podcast episodes
- Why Do Archaeologists Love Outhouses?Joe Bagley, City Archaeologist of Boston, takes us on an exploration of the Pierce-Hichborn site in Boston's North End.22 min
- The Superbug SlayerMicrobiologist Dr. Hosam Zowawi explains his role in fighting antibiotic resistant superbugs through education, detection, and treatment.17 min
- American EclipseAuthor David Baron discusses his new book, American Eclipse, as well as the upcoming solar eclipse in August.20 min
- From Slime to Super FibersDr. Marilyn Minus from Northeastern University describes the process of making super strong materials from cheap plastic during NanoDays 2017.14 min
- A Visit to the Jet Propulsion LaboratoryHear about preparations for the Mars 2020 Rover mission currently under development at NASA's spacecraft planning facility.21 min
- Exploring Climate Change from "Top to Top"Climatologist Dario Schworer, his wife Sabine, and their five children are sailing the 7 seas and climbing the 7 summits of the world to explore our planet’s changing climate.20 min
- The Puzzle of the Bones ContinuesDr. Jeremy DeSilva describes the recent updates to our knowledge about our Homo naledi relatives.21 min
- Astronomy at 40,000 FeetAn up-close look at the science done aboard the Stratospheric Observatory For Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA), NASA’s telescope mounted on a 747 jet liner.21 min
- NanoDays 2017: Why 2D is the new 3DMIT physicist Dr. Pablo Jarillo-Herrero describes why two-dimensional objects are more amazing than most three-dimensional objects.19 min
- The Exotic World of Topological InsulatorsJoe Checkelsky, an MIT physicist, takes us beyond the realm of solids, liquids, and gases to introduce us to new exotic phases of matter that are transforming physics.19 min
About The Current Science & Technology Podcast
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From the Museum of Science in Boston. Podcasting an in-depth look at the latest in science and technology through weekly interviews with guest researchers and our Museum staff.