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PNAS Science Sessions
Welcome to Science Sessions, the PNAS podcast program. Listen to brief conversations with cutting-edge researchers, Academy members, and policymakers as they discuss topics relevant to today's scientific community. Learn the behind-the-scenes story of work published in PNAS, plus a broad range of scientific news about discoveries that affect the world around us.
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Climate change and global economic inequality 11.06.2019 5:46
Noah Diffenbaugh and Marshall Burke discuss how global warming impacts economies and income inequality.
Bacterial symbiosis with bobtail squid 11.06.2019 6:55
Margaret McFall-Ngai describes how a symbiont bacterium affects a host cephalopod.
Aftermath of Chicxulub asteroid 11.06.2019 13:51
A paleontological site preserves the immediate aftermath of the asteroid impact that may have caused a global mass extinction.
Immigration and economic mobility 11.06.2019 6:19
Thor Berger and Per Engzell explore connections between European immigration and present-day economic mobility in the US.
Parenting and STEM careers 11.06.2019 9:02
Erin Cech discusses parenting and gender disparities among STEM professionals.
Tracing the origin of Europe's megaliths 11.06.2019 6:30
Bettina Schulz Paulsson explains the origin and spread of Europe's megaliths, including Stonehenge.
Pollution across borders 11.06.2019 5:44
Daven Henze discusses how air pollution spreads across the globe and what policymakers are doing in response.
Unraveling hagfish evolution 11.06.2019 7:23
Tetsuto Miyashita describes how the hagfish helps define the vertebrate tree of life.
Climate change and forest diversity 11.06.2019 6:04
Daniel Wieczynski and Van Savage show how climate affects the diversity of forests.
Network theory and climate change 11.06.2019 5:39
Jingfang Fan explains what network theory can reveal about climate systems.
Quantum computing 11.06.2019 6:11
Christopher Monroe discusses recent developments in quantum computing.
Fur grooming in cats 11.06.2019 5:39
Alexis Noel and David Hu describe the unusual properties of a cat's tongue.
Biodiversity loss in Haiti 11.06.2019 5:43
Blair Hedges discusses the state of Haiti's remaining forests and the consequences to biodiversity.
Mapping the galactic plane in X-rays 11.06.2019 7:27
Chryssa Kouveliotou describes her efforts to compile a detailed X-ray map of the galactic plane.
Ancient Maya salt industry 11.06.2019 6:09
Heather McKillop explores the Maya salt industry.
Social mobility across generations 11.06.2019 6:06
Mike Hout explores the persistence of occupational and socioeconomic standing from parent to child in America.
Paintbrush for butterfly wings 11.06.2019 7:46
Robert Reed explains genetic controls on butterfly wing colors.
Nondestructive sampling of cell contents 11.06.2019 6:14
Nick Melosh describes a method for sampling RNA and proteins from cells using nanostraws.
Deep subseafloor microbial life 11.06.2019 6:30
Victoria Orphan and Elizabeth Trembath-Reichert discuss microbial life in the deep subseafloor.
Origins of bread 11.06.2019 5:24
Amaia Arranz-Otaegui describes the discovery of bread that far pre-dates agriculture.
Natural selection in sea stars 11.06.2019 5:41
Lauren Schiebelhut describes natural selection following sea star wasting disease.
Respectfulness in police-community relations 11.06.2019 7:28
Rob Voigt and Nicholas Camp examine respectfulness in police officers' interactions with community members.
Biodiversity hypothesis 11.06.2019 7:49
Jenni Lehtimäki and Stefan Reber explore links between animal exposure in upbringing and immune system function.
RNA origin in warm little ponds 11.06.2019 6:18
Ralph Pudritz and Ben Pearce describe a model of how RNA-based life could have originated on the early Earth.
Manipulation of ant behavior by parasites 11.06.2019 5:38
David Hughes discusses how a parasitic fungus manipulates ant behavior for reproduction.
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