Science Straight Up
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In conjunction with Telluride Science, "Science Straight Up" delves into how science impacts our everyday lives. Your hosts, veteran broadcast journalists Judy Muller and George Lewis talk to leading scientists and engineers from around the world.
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Recent episodes
- "The Tiny Molecules That Keep us Alive"--Dr. T.J. Ha, Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard University
- "When the Cure is a Virus: Reprogramming a Killer to Fight Cancer"--Dr. Clodagh O'Shea
- Breakthroughs in RNA Science: From Pond Scum to Life-Saving Medicine--Dr. Philip Bevilacqua, Penn State University
- Tau: Untangling Early Alzheimer's Detection--Dr. Lukasz Joachimiak
- Small Molecule Activation at the Origins of Life--Dr. David Lacy, University of Buffalo
- "Good Vibrations: Water, Proteins and the Molecular Motions that Make Life Possible"
- Can We Change the Weather (and do we really want to?) Derek Posselt, Jet Propulsion Lab
- "Trees in the City: Cooling, Carbon and the Complications"
- "Shape up Those Proteins--The Good, The Bad and the Ugly Amyloids"--Dr. Ann McDermott, Columbia University
- "What if the Future of Computing Isn't Silicon?"--Dr. Milan Delor, Columbia University