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	Will Your Vote Count?
	Johns Hopkins University, 07.31.2008 In this podcast interview, Avi Rubin, a JHU computer scientist who is an expert on the security risks of electronic voting, talks about his vision of a safer voting system.

	Profile: Pardis Sabeti
	PBS NOVA ScienceNOW, 07.02.2008 By day, this 32-year old, Iranian-born former Rhodes Scholar is a Harvard geneticist tracking the evolution of the human genome. By night, she's the lead singer for a band. (8 min)

	Annals of Innovation: In the Air
	The New Yorker, 05.09.2008 The history of science is full of ideas that several people had at the same time, notes innovator Nathan Myhrvold in this fascinating profile.

	Your Brain on Music, Magnets, and Meth
	Interview with Oliver Sacks Discover, January, 2008 Neurologist Oliver Sacks talks about music’s effects on the mind, unlocking his own secret wells of creativity, and why he accentuates the positive with his patients whenever he can.

	The Startup Boys
	Interview with Russel Simmons and Jeremy Stoppelman Imagine, January/February 2008 The founders of Yelp.com talk about how they used their startup experience, tenacity, and problem-solving skills to make a kinder, friendlier Internet.

	Decoding the DNA Decoder
	Interview with J. Craig Venter, Ph.D. MSNBC CosmicLog, 12.19.2007 When it comes to dramatic life stories, it's hard to top the tale Craig Venter tells in "A Life Decoded." Science journalist Alan Boyle interviews Venter about his life and work.

	Mars and the Search for Traces of Life- Interviews
	European Space Agency, 11.16.2007 The European Mars Science & Exploration Conference: Mars Express and ExoMars has just concluded. This website presents interviews with selected experts on some hot topics.

	NASA Featured Scientist: Dr. Aki Roberge
	NASA's Imagine the Universe, August, 2007 Have you ever thought it would be fun to look for new planets around distant stars? Dr. Aki Roberge is lucky enough to do just that.

	Watching How the Earth Breathes
	Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, 04.12.2007 An interview with Takashi Hamazaki, the Project Manager of GOSAT, the Greenhouse Gases Observing Satellite, scheduled for launch in the summer of 2008.

	At Play in the Multiverse
	Interview with David Deutsch, Ph.D. New Scientist, 12.09.2006 "In 1985, David Deutsch turned physics upside down by describing a universal quantum computer, pioneering the field of quantum information science. He explains how this relates to notions of truth and...

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Profile: Pardis Sabeti
07.02.2008
Your Brain on Music, Magnets, and Meth
by Susan Kruglinski 01.01.2008
Studying Teens from the Inside Out
by Eleanor Imster 09.30.2006

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