biojournalism.com

This is the biojournalism.com companion podcast for 3-29-2008. The podcast is published weekly and covers the science news from the past week in a quiz-style format. As always, we welcome your comments below or email us: podcast@biojournalism.com.
Here are this week’s contents:

Antarctic glaciers are melting.
Squid beaks are hard… and soft.
Schizophrenia is linked to genetic mutations.

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This is the biojournalism.com podcast for 3/22/2008. We cover the science news from the past week in a quiz style format. We’d love to hear your comments: leave them below, or email us: podcast@biojournalism.com
Contents:

Xprize foundation announces another 10M dollar prize
Toxins have been found in consumer-labled organic goods
Gecko tails have more use than meets the eye [...]

This is the biojournalism.com companion podcast for release on 3-15-2008. In the podcast we cover a portion of the science news from the last week in a quiz style format. This weeks contents:

Scientists have figured out how DEET (a popular bug repellent) works.
EPA regulation is clamping down on train, ship, and ferry air pollution
A study [...]

This is the companion podcast for biojournalism.com for 3/8/3008. It covers the science news from the past week in a quiz-style format. Give it a listen and see if you know the answers. Click the jump for the contents of this week’s episode and a player to listen.

Below are the answers to the questions that were given in the 3-1-2008 podcast. If you haven’t listened yet, I advise you to do that first.

This is the second podcast for Biojournalism.com. Thanks to everyone who provided their feedback on the first episode. Here are this weeks contents:

The first podcast of the biojournalism.com blog is here — hopefully this is a weekly occurrence, although I have to say that it was a bit of work to put together. Thanks go out to Kurt Mehlenbacher — my roommate — for the very-few-holds-barred use of his music. I’d point you in the direction of [...]