Exploradio Origins
Exploradio Origins ponders the biggest questions in the universe in 90 seconds.
Each episode highlights the work of one of the more than 200 fellows at the . Their research examines the origins of life, the universe, and the strands that connect all of science.
Exploradio Origins is a collaboration between WKSU and the Institute for the Science of Origins.
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There are technologies that we can use now like next generation sequencing where it allows us to take a really teeny tiny piece of DNA or RNA and鈥� -
鈥淚t's known that the universe is expanding; of course it's been known since the 1920s. The surprise we were hit with in the 1990s is that the expansion is鈥� -
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Some of you may have heard of SETI: the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence. The idea is that if there's an advanced alien civilization, they鈥檇 try鈥� -
A research group at Case Western Reserve University, led by professor of biomedical engineering Dustin Tyler, works with neural implants in people who鈥檝e鈥� -
If we find life on another planet, it's likely going to be microbial, said Ashley Manning-Berg, assistant professor in geology at The University of鈥� -
Epilepsy is a condition that we usually think of as being in the brain. Doctors typically identify it by measuring brain activity. However, new evidence鈥� -
In the early 20th century, physicists discovered cosmic rays- energetic particles zooming through deep space. Many of these come from the sun, and can鈥� -
鈥淐ultural geology in my eye is the interface of geology and human culture,鈥� Joe Hannibal said.Joe Hannibal is curator of invertebrate paleontology at the鈥�
