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Moons of Jupiter
Physicist Michele Dougherty on the exploration of Jupiter’s moons, Europa’s ice crust and the internal ocean on Ganymede
Genetic Diversity in Humans
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Laws of Growth and Natural Selection
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Language of Politics
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General Relativity Fiscal Language
Economist Laurence Kotlikoff on the difference between taxing and borrowing, government debts, and financial sustainability
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The First Stars and Galaxies
Astrophysicist Avi Loeb on structure formation in the early Universe, mapping hydrogen using a 21 centimeter line, and density inhomogeneities
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Dialetheic Solutions to the Liar Paradox
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Neural Basis of Social Interaction
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Ageing and Disease
Biogerontologist David Gems on the senescence, medical approach to aging and how can you research the fundamental biology of aging
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Primordial Stars
Astrophysicist Christopher McKee on the birth of stars, ways to determine the mass of a primordial star, and the emergence of supernovas and black holes
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Speaking multiple languages can improve stroke outcome
Patients who speak more than one language seem to be twice as likely to have a better outcome after stroke
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Genetics of the Nature
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MicroRNA in Human Brain Diseases
Harvard Prof. Anna Krichevsky on role of microRNAs in cell differentiation, oncomiRs, and clinical trials
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