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How Trees Pollute the Air (and Why Your Coworker's Scientific Citations Don't Mean They're Right)
Season 10
Episode 14
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Did fraud lead us to an Alzheimer's breakthrough?
Season 10
Episode 11
In 2022, news broke that a critical, groundbreaking Alzheimer's research paper had allegedly been a fraud. Did fabricated scientific results accidentally set us on the right path towards a breakthrough?
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Alex wonders what happens when hot water freezes quicker than room temperature water?
9:56
Could a seemingly magical 300-year-old technology save us from climate change?
14:50
Fluoride is everywhere in the discourse but here’s what the research actually says.
9:47
How does a lifesaving drug vanish into thin air?
9:36
is there really a difference in the Coca-Cola from Mexico?
11:57
Alex made some kidney stones at home and tested prevention methods to keep them at bay.
10:38
An email from a subscriber made us question everything we thought we knew about trees.
21:33
The 15 ways that color happens. It's all about the electrons. Well, almost.
12:07
This element powers glow in the dark exit signs, keychains, and costs $30,000 per gram.
12:54
Alex Dainis explores whether or not your milk needs to be pasteurized. Yes, it really does.
14:04
George tests a revolutionary new way to stick stuff together.
12:02
Sometimes the difference between life-saving drug and deadly side effect is chirality.