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Hi, Phil. How [are] you doing? Phil Ross: Fine! Steve: So, tell me about viral nanoelectronics. You are actually using viruses to do what? Phil Ross: Well, to be essentially a clothes horse on whic...

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Gentlemen! Thank you very much for being here. Bell: Thanks for having me. Zweig: Thanks! Steve, this is an unusual opportunity to join science and law. Steve: Dr. Zweig, tell me about ASTAR. What ...

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Professor Zuber thanks for talking to us today. Zuber: It's good to be here. Steve: Tell me about this report. How did the report actually come into being? Zuber: Okay. This report is actually a fo...

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Dr. Johanson, thank you very for talking to us today. Johanson: Well, it's a pleasure to be here to talk about this exciting new discovery from Ethiopia. Steve: A major paleoanthropological find tha...

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Professor Moniz, thanks very much for talking to us today. Moniz: Pleasure to be here. Steve: In 2003, you and your co-author co-chaired this big M.I.T. study on the future of nuclear energy, in whi...

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Professor Schechter thanks for talking to us today. Schechter: My pleasure to be with you. Steve: Can you give us the brief introduction to dark matter? Schechter: Astronomers measure masses of thi...

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Hi Leslie, how are you? Sabbagh: Hello Steve, I'm fine, thanks. How are you? Steve: I'm okay. So tell me about the teenager's brain; is it really different from an adult's brain? Sabbagh: The resea...

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Hey John. How are you doing? Rennie: Hi Steve; just fine, Thanks. Steve: So, we're going to get to the single topic issue in a moment, but first tell everybody about your weekend; you had an interes...