Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast
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Software Security -- Groks Science Show 2008-10-22 
Although computer software is a ubiquitous facet of daily life, the security of most applications leaves much to be desired. On this program, David Rice discussed the real cost of insecure software.Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast, 2008-10-27 04:40:55
Although computer software is a ubiquitous facet of daily life, the security of most applications leaves much to be desired. On this program, David Rice discussed the real cost of insecure software.Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast, 2008-10-27 04:40:55
Human Cognition -- Groks Science Show 2008-10-15
Although evolution has only recently led to the emergence of the human species, the capacities of the human brain may be unique in the animal kingdom. On this program, Prof. Michael Gazzaniga discussed the cognitive neuroscience of the human brain.Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast, 2008-10-20 03:39:51
Although evolution has only recently led to the emergence of the human species, the capacities of the human brain may be unique in the animal kingdom. On this program, Prof. Michael Gazzaniga discussed the cognitive neuroscience of the human brain.Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast, 2008-10-20 03:39:51
Drugs -- Groks Science Show 2008-10-08
Drugs are a ubiquitous part of modern life. However, separating the facts from the myths about drug use can often be a challenge. On this program, Prof. Cynthia Kuhn discussed the science of drugs.Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast, 2008-10-13 03:37:41
Drugs are a ubiquitous part of modern life. However, separating the facts from the myths about drug use can often be a challenge. On this program, Prof. Cynthia Kuhn discussed the science of drugs.Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast, 2008-10-13 03:37:41
Shift Age -- Groks Science Show 2008-10-01
The rapid pace of technological change is daunting for those attempting to predict the outcome of these many innovations. On this program, David Houle discussed living in the Shift Age and its implications for the future.Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast, 2008-10-06 03:38:50
The rapid pace of technological change is daunting for those attempting to predict the outcome of these many innovations. On this program, David Houle discussed living in the Shift Age and its implications for the future.Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast, 2008-10-06 03:38:50
Science Diplomacy -- Groks Science Show 2008-09-24
Science is often construed as being divorced from diplomatic considerations. Yet, scientists, due to their shared concerns, are uniquely poised to break political and national barriers. On this program, Cathy Campbell discussed the importance of science diplomacy.Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast, 2008-09-29 03:38:44
Science is often construed as being divorced from diplomatic considerations. Yet, scientists, due to their shared concerns, are uniquely poised to break political and national barriers. On this program, Cathy Campbell discussed the importance of science diplomacy.Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast, 2008-09-29 03:38:44
Holistic Birding -- Groks Science Show 2008-07-16
Observing birds in nature is a rapidly growing past time for many birding enthusiasts, which is especially rewarding when combined with a holistic approach. On this program, Ted Floyd discussed holistic birding.Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast, 2008-09-22 03:38:26
Observing birds in nature is a rapidly growing past time for many birding enthusiasts, which is especially rewarding when combined with a holistic approach. On this program, Ted Floyd discussed holistic birding.Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast, 2008-09-22 03:38:26
Haphazard Minds -- Groks Science Show 2008-07-23
The human brain is capable of remarkable tasks. But surprisingly, it is not optimally designed for solving most problems. On this program, Prof. Gary Marcus discussed how the brain is like a kluge.Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast, 2008-09-22 03:38:26
The human brain is capable of remarkable tasks. But surprisingly, it is not optimally designed for solving most problems. On this program, Prof. Gary Marcus discussed how the brain is like a kluge.Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast, 2008-09-22 03:38:26
Animal Research -- Groks Science Show 2008-07-30
Animal research is fundamental to the remarkable advances in medical science. Yet, controversy continues to exist regarding the role of animals in medical research. On this program, Prof. P. Michael Conn discussed the animal research war.Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast, 2008-09-22 03:38:26
Animal research is fundamental to the remarkable advances in medical science. Yet, controversy continues to exist regarding the role of animals in medical research. On this program, Prof. P. Michael Conn discussed the animal research war.Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast, 2008-09-22 03:38:26
Synthetic Diamonds -- Groks Science Show 2008-08-06
While most diamonds in the world are mined from natural sources, technological advances are now making synthetic diamonds a viable alternative. On this program, Ulrich Boser discussed the world of synthetic diamonds.Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast, 2008-09-22 03:38:26
While most diamonds in the world are mined from natural sources, technological advances are now making synthetic diamonds a viable alternative. On this program, Ulrich Boser discussed the world of synthetic diamonds.Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast, 2008-09-22 03:38:26
Random Walk -- Groks Science Show 2008-08-13
Randomness is a fundamental part of natural physical phenomena. Yet, it is often unappreciated how these stochastic processes affect our daily lives. On this program, Dr. Leonard Mlodinow discussed the random walk.Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast, 2008-09-22 03:38:26
Randomness is a fundamental part of natural physical phenomena. Yet, it is often unappreciated how these stochastic processes affect our daily lives. On this program, Dr. Leonard Mlodinow discussed the random walk.Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast, 2008-09-22 03:38:26