| Dr. Rob Atwill |
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 CE Specialist/Asst. Veterinarian School of Veterinary Medicine, UC Davis Episode #60: How is E. coli getting on our spinach in the Salinas Valley? Rob Atwill is finding out. |
| Dr. Karen Bales |
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 Dept. of Psychology, UC Davis
Episode #24: The chemicals of Love! |
| Dr. Michael Behe |
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 biochemist “cdesignproponentsist.”
Episode #N/UP (May 2005) There’s nothing like getting a creationist laughing at their own argument, more or less. Okay, so it was a funny picture, but it deflated his argument. |
| Anastasia Bodnar |
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 Plant Genetics Doctoral Candidate Iowa State University
Blog: Genetic Maize Episode #80: Blogging about plant genetics, dinner with Michael Pollan. Anastasia and I are the Executive Editors of Biofortified, a collaborative blogging project about plant genetics and genetic engineering. And we’re good friends, too! |
| Ed Brayton |
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 Freelance writer and speaker, co-founder of Michigan Citizens for Science.
Michigan Dispatches from the Culture Wars blog Episode #64: Discussion with Philip Johnson His first interview was cut short, so he returned for the following week for a longer spot. Ed Brayton knows alot about law, and frequently writes about how science, law, and culture intersect. There’s a lot more at his blog, so check him out! |
| Dr. Ignacio Chapela |
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 Mycologist, Biotech critic.
UC Berkeley Episode #N/UP. (July 2005) His research on “GMO contamination” in mexican corn was the subject of much controversy mostly because his methodology was criticized. In the years that have passed since this interview, his more controversial claims remain unconfirmed. |
| Dr. Douglas Cook |
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 Professor of Plant Pathology
UC Davis Episode #45: Grapes, legume symbiosis, and wine and honey flavor! I used to work in Doug Cook’s lab for a couple years as an undergrad. So when I asked him for an interview he was more than willing. In this show, he answered the question as to how a lab could go from legumes to grapes – two completely different kinds of plants! It all depends on what tools you can use to study them! |
| Dr. Jonathan Eisen |
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 Researcher in Microbial and Comparative Genomics. Open-Access Advocate
UC Davis The Tree of Life blog Episode #60: Microbial Genomics, Open-Access Science Journals I could see my bee boxes in the EC Gardens from his office! He also had a really cool chess set made from lab microware, and has a lot of thoughts on genomics and other areas of science. Definitely check out his blog! |
| Kevin Eslinger |
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 Graduate Student, transportation studies. (At the time of the interview)
UC Davis Episode #37: All about hydrogen fuel cells, and are we focusing too much on them? What similarities are there between hydrogen fuel cells and the mitochondria of our own cells? Listen to the show! |
| Douglas Everett |
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 Radio Personality.
Davis, CA Episode #71: Pseudoscience, doing radio science, butterflies and bees, and Ediacarans It was great to meet and chat with Doug before I took off to Madison. Ever wanted to know how to pronounce “Ediacaran?” Listen and find out! We might do some more cooperative stuff in the future – who knows! |
| Dr. Andrew Frank |
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 Inventor, Professor
Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering, UC Davis Episode #33: Plug-in Hybrid Electric Cars This guy loves what he does, and is quick to laugh at the antics of American car makers and politicians. |
| Dr. Richard (Rick) Grosberg |
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 Evolutionary Biologist, Professor.
UC Davis Episode #9: Evolution, In-utero cannibalism in snails, and more! I took Evolution and Ecology 100 with Rick, and it was a great class – also had one of the heaviest loads of homework, I might add. This photo is a cobble of two of his photos available – he’s sitting on the Burgess Shale in the bottom right! |
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