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Host of @scifri Science Friday on Public Radio, awful poker player, slightly better at tennis, great with orchids, sourdough challenged. Too many dad jokes.
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A Strange-Looking Fish, Frozen In Time on Apple Podcasts

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By Ira Flatow Verified, Charles Bergquist Verified
| Apple Podcasts
A group of fish called gar, dubbed “living fossils,” may have the slowest rate of evolution of any jawed vertebrate.
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Remembering DNA Pioneer Francis Crick

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By Ira Flatow Verified
| KVPR-FM (Fresno, CA) Verified
Nobel laureate Francis Crick, who along with James Watson uncovered the "double helix" spiral structure of DNA, died Wednesday at age 88. In 1953, the pair announced they had determined the structure of DNA, the molecule that carries the codes for genes. Hear NPR's Ira Flatow, host of Science Fridayand NPR's Noah Adams. Copyright 2004 NPR
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Ira Flatow on Science: Stardust Needs Volunteers!

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By Ira Flatow Verified
| Texas Public Radio (San Antonio, TX) Verified
Madeleine Brand talks with Ira Flatow, host of NPR's Talk of the Nation Science Friday, about the return to Earth of the Stardust space probe after a seven-year mission to capture microscopic particles of dust from a comet. NASA and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory are enlisting the help of Internet volunteers to sort through the reams of data the probe promises to deliver when scientists begin sifting through the tiny particles of comet dust captured by a special gel mounted on the probe.
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