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Nature Podcast 1 Mar 2007

This week the Nature Podcast watches the nervous system at work, discovers how to identify single atoms, and finds malaria's weakness.


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Posted by Kerri Smith on February 28, 2007
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I'm writing science-fiction stories each week inspired by the Nature Podcast -- this time it was the bit about the lower part of the spinal cord being connected to slow movements. Click my url to see the story.

Posted by: Jim Munroe | March 2, 2007 01:57 AM

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