Facebook Sociology and Dog Bark Translations on This Week's 'The Monitor' [Video]
Sciam's new weekly news roundup, The Monitor, covers a week that included government declarations about the safety of cloned meat and innovations in yeast life extension
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It's episode I of our new weekly news roundup, The Monitor. Taking motion graphics and screencasting where they've never gone before, SciAm correspondents John Pavlus and Christie Nicholson cover some of the tastiest bits of the week that was.
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