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Nature Podcast 12 Oct 2006

On this week’s Nature Podcast explore the primordial 'Great Oxidation', find out how the orbit of the Earth may have shaped mammalian extinction patterns, enjoy a light-hearted roundup of the Nobel and Ig Nobel Prizes, get an update on the fate of the 'Tripoli Six', and hear how novel vaccination strategies might save the Ethiopian wolf.

This week's topic for discussion: which are sillier -- the Nobel or Ig Nobel prizes?


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Posted by Arran Frood on October 11, 2006 07:30 PM |

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