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Science Podcast

Geoffrey Smith, virologist

Listen to our weekly audiocasts on stories featured in Science and its online companion sites -- and point your aggregator to our podcast RSS feed to download them automatically. In our 22 January show: Stronger hurricanes, rapid virus spread, the ancient Natufians, and more. It's all free.

Science Signaling Podcast -- periodic audiocasts on topics of interest in the realm of cellular signaling, from the premier online journal and source of signal transduction knowledge.

Video

Video: Breakthrough of the Year 2009
Breakthrough of the Year 2009: Ardipithecus ramidus
This video is an enhanced edition of our 2 October 2009 video introducing Ardipithecus ramidus -- a 4.4-million-year-old hominid from Ethiopia and this year's Breakthrough of the Year. In addition to interviews with Project Co-Director Tim White (University of California, Berkeley), Science correspondent Ann Gibbons, and paleoanthropologist Andrew Hill (Yale University), this edition features new footage with statements from Tim White, Project Co-Director Giday WoldeGabriel (Los Alamos National Laboratory) and project researchers C. Owen Lovejoy (Kent State University), and Yohannes Haile-Selassie (Cleveland Museum of Natural History). Watch the video.

On the Cover This Week

The cover of this week's Science Magazine

COVER Hurricane Ike caused extensive damage throughout the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico regions in September 2008, as shown here at Pinar del Rio in western Cuba. A state-of-the-art computer model projects that global warming should cause an increase in the frequency of the most intense western Atlantic hurricanes, like Ike, during the 21st century. See page 454. Photo: Claudia Daut/Reuters/Landov

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Science Magazine reporter Jon Cohen moderated a symposium at the Council on Foreign Relations on Friday, 16 October. The panel discussed the science behind the H1N1 pandemic; later sessions explored economic and foreign policy implications. (71 minutes)

Images and Slide Shows

The Gonzo Scientist: Gourmet Food, Served by Dogs  >
Starting with a dog-led truffle hunt and ending with a dog food taste-test, the Gonzo Scientist takes a real-world tour of hedonics (with audio slideshow). (Posted 20 February 2008)

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Interactives

Interactives
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This interactive feature, an accompaniment to Science's 25 April 2008 special issue on plant genomes, explores how advances in plant genome research are contributing to our understanding of plant biology and evolution. (Requires Flash)

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