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Deciding The Fate Of Frozen Embryos
Many potential parents going through in vitro fertilization (IVF) struggle with a decision specific to the process and invisible to anyone who is not… -
Can We Personalize Temperature? A Cambridge Startup Says Yes
If your workplace is anything like mine, each day at the office is a variation on the Goldilocks theme. Some people are too hot; some are too cold; and… -
They Proved Einstein Right; Now They've Won The 2017 Physics Nobel Prize
Three colleagues, Rainer Weiss, Barry C. Barish, and Kip S. Thorne, have won the 2017 Nobel Prize in physics, for their contributions to work that led to… -
Living Lab Radio: Finding Heart And Brain Diseases Sooner
Diagnosing CTE – Concern is mounting about chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a form of brain damage from repeated head trauma, among football… -
Nobel Prize In Medicine Is Awarded To 3 Americans For Work On Circadian Rhythm
Jeffrey C. Hall, Michael Rosbash and Michael W. Young are the joint winners of the 2017 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine, winning for their… -
Full Show: From Deep Sea To Deep Space
This week on Living Lab Radio: from the deep sea to deep space, five stories of our rapidly changing world:At least 14 North Atlantic right whales have… -
Full Show: Finding Solutions In Unexpected Places
This week on Living Lab, we explore how sometimes, answers and solutions come from surprising places — ocean scientists helping NASA search for… -
The Winners And Losers Of Climate Change
Polar bears have become the poster child for climate change. Global warming documentaries often show them struggling to survive thanks to ice habitats… -
Farmers' Almanac Says Snowy Winter's A' Comin', But What Does Science Say?
This month, the Farmers’ Almanac was released for the 200th year, including those famous weather predictions. As much as some people may count on that… -
Study Predicts The Northeast Will See Greatest Spike In Toxic Algae Blooms Due To Climate Change
The blooms of toxic blue-green algae on lakes and other freshwater bodies that are becoming a regular fixture of the summer are projected to become a…
