A Cheer For The Science Of Baseball ⚾

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Some foods have a larger carbon footprint when grown in urban settings than on commercial farms, while the reverse is true for others.

In today’s episode, we discuss the complex science of homegrown tomatoes.

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You guys, I'm co-hosting Science Friday this week and I can tell you, you should absolutely tune in. Especially if you want to know what birds dream about.

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The bigheaded ant is labeled as one of the globe’s top 100 invaders.

In the African savannah, this ant is changing the eating habits of elephants and lions.

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Varroa destructor mites are killing honeybees and their babies at alarming rates.

In today’s episode, we explore the buzz behind these mites and the latest science on how to protect bees from them.

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Prof. of Mae Seas Megan Leftwich spoke with Science Friday about her work with sea lions and other research into fluids & #biomechanics in the segment, 'Swimming Sea Lions Teach Engineers About Fluid Dynamics.' Take a listen here: go.gwu.edu/75p

Get ready to unravel the secrets of your mind! Join 'Hack Your Brain: No Problem' by Grissom Lab and Science Friday. Embark on a journey of discovery and challenge your brain like never before! buff.ly/43VciiQ #EscapeRoom #Neuroscience

Irth is a “Yelp-like” app to help expectant parents make informed decisions by exposing bias and racism in healthcare systems.

Kimberly Seals Allers—journalist and founder of Irth to talk about why she founded the app and how it can help people.

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fascinating episode

Have you ever heard of glial cells?

In today’s episode, we explore the cells that makeup about half of the cells in your brain, which play an important role in our immune system and regulate our guts.

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Do you need to catch up on some science news?

Last Friday, Sophie Bushwick joined us to talk about research into a new vaccine against urinary tract infections, a new front in the war on pest rats: rodent contraceptives, and other science news.

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Today's #NerdWord : Subnivium, the environment between snow and soil. Brought to you by this Science Friday episode featuring Chris Ziadeh, COLSA alumnus who studied with Jeff Garnas. Listen 🎧sciencefriday.com/segments/insec…

How observant are you? Sharpen your senses and fine-tune your attention to detail as you explore the fascinating world of human perception at the next Hack Your Brain Event from Science Friday on April 15 at 7pm ET. RSVP here: secure.everyaction.com/sq02sxhumkqkAO…

Inside The Race To Save #Honeybees From #ParasiticMites sciencefriday.com/segments/honey… via Science Friday #savethebees

Nobody can really see molecules, so chemistry created assistive technology to help us see what we can’t.

This is why Bryan Shaw believes chemistry has much potential to be more inclusive.

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Countries and private companies send many landers to the Moon, and billionaires use rockets as tourist vehicles.

All this activity raises questions. Who is in charge of space, and who makes the rules?

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There’s that persistent myth that sharks can smell the blood of humans from a mile away.

But is there any truth to the myth?

Dr. Lauren Eve Simonitis 🇨🇺🇺🇸 joined us to talk about all things shark smell.

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NASA’s new PACE satellite will study how these tiny creatures could affect Earth’s climate and how aerosols influence air quality.

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Wow it was such an honor to be featured on Science Friday talking about my favorite subject, wildflowers! 🌼
Thank you for the opportunity to share the joy of flowers. They not only fill our heats, but they also sustain life in some of the harshest ecosystems in the world. 💚