- This week in Sciencism, Isotopes cause problems for scientists, the brain is mapped out and could we find life on Enceladus? We also examine the origins of april fools day.
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Sciencism Episode 023 – 01/04/2012
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Sciencism will return!
Missing your weekly doses of Sciencism? Do not fear, the podcast will return shortly. I am currently plagued with computer issues but soon all will be resolved and you can get your injection of science and skepticism!
Sciencism Episode 022 – 15/02/2012
In this weeks Sciencism the team talk about Darwin day, Zebra stipes, orgins of life and epic bird journeys.
Sciencism Episode 021 – 09/02/2012
Sciencism Episode 020 – 30/01/2012
The Sciencism team report the latest science news including the shrinking northern star and new developments in alzheimers and prion research. The team discuss issues in science including ways to get children interested in science and the value of the recent flu research.
Sciencism Episode 019 – 26/01/2012
The Sciencism team discus seaweed biofuels, fruit fly genomes, embryonic stem cell trials and solar activity. Urban legends about star gazing and last week in the past.
Sciencism Episode 018 – 05/01/2012
Sciencism: Critical Eye Announcement
From now on the Sciencism: Critical Eye podcast will be updated in the Sciencism feed not the Critical Eye feed. This means that each week you will recieve two podcasts with only one subscription.
Sciencism Episode 016 – 7/12/2011
In Sciencism this week host Ross Balch is joined by Dan Abrahmsen and Natalie McKirdy. In the news; earthquake predicting toads, poo and inteligence, crabs farm their own dinner, entangled diamonds, immune booster and suppressant, sugar loving cancer and new elements named. Can poppy seeds skew a drugs test? Did you know the earth weighs 6.6 x 10e21 metric tonnes? We play fact or fiction and Dan tells us what happened last week in the past.
Sciencism Episode 015 – 29/11/2011
In Sciencism this week, Ross Balch is joined by Dan Abrahmsen and Natalie McKirdy, in the news we talk about finding the worlds oldest fish hook, radiation treatment, alzheimer’s treatment and the launch of the new NASA Mars rover. Do your fingernails and hair continue to grow after you die? Did you know about shark fossils. Dan takes over fact or fiction this week and we discuss last week in the past.