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When people test positive for COVID-19, public health officials ask about their recent movements and with whom they've interacted. This process is called…
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An organization called ‘500 Women Scientists’ got its start in the Mountain West. Now, it has gone global with a database of experts who are also women....
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On March 27th, the City Club of Boise welcomed Kendra Pierre-Louis to discuss reporting on climate for the New York Times on the climate desk where she…
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This encore interview originally aired in October, 2018.America in 1859 was a country on the verge of Civil War. Abolitionists and pro-slavery forces…
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The Physics Department at Boise State University wants to buy a digital planetarium to help teach kids about STEM. And they’re hoping to raise money to…
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A famous experimental physicist who lived in eastern Idaho has died. Leon Lederman was awarded the Nobel Prize for his work on subatomic…
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They're weird and they're hard to find. Boise State University's Physics Department hosts a talk about black holes Friday at 8 p.m. at the Education…
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Kevin Davenport has been covering science content for the Idaho Statesman this summer. He joins Idaho Matters to talk about algae blooms, bee colony…
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This interview was originally broadcast in January, 2018.Over thousands of years, dogs have earned the title of man’s best friend. Yet even as their…
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A new satellite from NASA launching soon will look for exoplanets in our universe. One of the scientists involved in the search is coming to…