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The Pulse – Dec. 26 2014

It’s the holiday season, so this week we listen back to some stories that make us feel warm and fuzzy. We’ll also attempt to ...

Air Date: December 25, 2014

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Why smell is so closely connected to our memories and emotions

Scent has the almost magical ability to transport us back to a specific time and place with one sniff. The holiday season is rife with th ...

12 years ago

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Dr. Leonard Hayflick receives the John Scott Award at Philadelphia's American Philosophical Society on Friday, November 21st. (Taunya English/WHYY)
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Self-described outlaw scientist receives John Scott Award for role in vaccine development

In November, Philadelphia presented the John Scott Award to three ...

12 years ago

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The Pulse – Dec. 19 2014

Smells have the almost magical quality of being able to transport us back to a specific time and place with one sniff—an olfactory time ...

Air Date: December 19, 2014

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Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko confirmed to space scientists that the discovery of the origin of Earth's oceans has yet to be positively identified. (AP Photo/ESA)
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Comet discovery closes door to theory of origin of Earth’s oceans

Many other doors remain open. We might be getting a bit closer to answering one of the oldest questions in planetary science: Wher ...

12 years ago

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Joanne Martin collects a sample of water from Brady Run
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Can activists provide useful scientific data?

Joanne Martin stands on the muddy bank of Brady Run, a stream in Beaver County in western Pennsylvania. To get there, she crawled down a ...

12 years ago

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 Philadelphia 76ers' K.J. McDaniels in action against the Boston Celtics Wednesday in Philadelphia. (Matt Slocum/AP Photo)
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How repeated losing affects our body chemistry

The Philadelphia 76ers can’t seem to win and the team’s losing streak might be affecting the body chemistry of its young woul ...

12 years ago

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The conductive clay completes a circuit that powers a small fan. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
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Tech clay could play a role in powering the next generation of wireless gadgets

The search for the longer-lasting, faster-charging battery keeps going and going… Inside a ground floor laboratory on a quie ...

12 years ago

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This is a chamber where animals can press a lever to receive a food pellet. Usually
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This week in science: High-fat diets during pregnancy and studying drug addiction through Legos

Four different animal studies ...

12 years ago

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A first look at how our germs are behaving in space

Preliminary results are in for a science experiment we’ve been following (and participating in) on The Pulse, called Project MERCCU ...

12 years ago

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 Myrna Schwartz, a neuroscientist who runs a language aphasia research lab at the Moss Rehabilitation Institute, says self-imposed isolation is the toughest thing for speech aphasic patients to combat. (Emma Lee/for The Pulse)
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Battling the communication barriers and isolation that often come with speech aphasia

On this week’s show, we ...

12 years ago

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Doctors attempt to restart a patient's heart. Unfortunately
The Pulse

Bringing people back from the dead, a messy business

An author wonders if CPR is always warranted. Everyone has seen a movie or TV show where one character is drowning or choking or h ...

12 years ago

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Drexel students move a vertabra weighing several hundred pounds. The bones of one of the world's largest dinosaurs are being shipped back to Argentina where they were found. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
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Dreadnoughtus prepares to go home

After more than a decade spent uncovering, cleaning, studying and preserving the bones of one of the largest dinosaurs ever discovered, D ...

12 years ago

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An example of a no-frills tDCS unit. (Photo courtesy of thebrainstimulator.net)
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With batteries included, brain stimulation devices prepare to go mainstream

The next wave in wearable technology will attempt to open the mind. The founders of Halo Neuroscience don’t have a tidy elev ...

12 years ago

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(Kimberly Paynter/for The Pulse)
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When the words won’t come — recovering from a series of strokes in my 30s

I wanted to read the lines so desperately, to force the words from the pages into my mind and out of my mouth. But they were ceasing to b ...

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