science minutes
“Science minutes,” an idea developed by Atlantic Public Media, are short 60-90 second sound-rich portraits about scientists, their work, and its relevance to everyday life. Listening lets you peer into a microscope, glide across the sea floor, or climb into a volcano. Here are a bunch that I produced, which have aired on WCAI, the Cape and Islands NPR station:
The latest batch
Susan Parks: Researcher, Pennsylvania State University
Walter Lewin: Physicist, MIT
Rich Pollack: Parasitologist, Harvard School of Public Health
David Patterson: Scientist, Marine Biological Laboratory
Debbie Steinberg: Marine Scientist, Virginia Institute of Marine Science
Hugh Ducklow: Biological Oceanographer, Marine Biological Laboratory
Earlier minutes
Hazel Sive: Biologist, MIT
Rich Pollack: Parasitologist, Harvard School of Public Health
Chris Martens: Marine Chemist, UNC-Chapel Hill
Oscar Schofield: Biological Oceanographer, Rutgers University
Amy Bower: Physical Oceanographer, WHOI
Dale Joachim: Media Lab, MIT
Lauren Mullineaux: Biologist, WHOI
Peter Reddien: Biologist, MIT
Rudi Scheltema: Biologist, WHOI
Ken Sims: Geologist, WHOI
Peter Slater: Biologist, University of St. Andrews
Sheri White: Deep Submergence Lab, WHOI
Ari, the second piece of music that you played in Hazel Sive’s segment is one of my favorite pieces of music. I really enjoyed that one! All of the music fit perfectly! I just wish it were your voice as the one who says “Another Science Minute”
Meredith White said this on December 11, 2008 at 8:35 pm
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Radio in 60 seconds | sprg11jr205-2 said this on February 11, 2011 at 9:49 am