The Sound of Science

Por: Northern Public Radio
WNIJ and NIU STEAM are partnering to create “The Sound of Science,” a weekly series explaining important science, technology, engineering and math concepts using sound. The feature will air at 1:04 p.m. Fridays as a lead-in to Science Friday.Got questions or topic suggestions for the Sound of Science team? Please submit them below!The Sound of Science is made possible by Ken Spears Construction
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Latest episodes of the podcast The Sound of Science

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The Sound of Science - "Extinct Humans" 01/02/2019
The Sound of Science - "Becoming a Scientist" 25/01/2019
The Sound of Science - 'Fruitcake' 18/01/2019
The Sound of Science - "Hoar Frost" 11/01/2019
The Sound of Science - "Instant Pots" 04/01/2019
The Sound of Science - "Purring Cats" 21/12/2018
The Sound of Science - "Cool Mints and Hot Peppers" 07/12/2018
The Sound of Science - 'Can Sound Move in Space?' 30/11/2018
The Sound of Science - "Fruits and Frugivores" 23/11/2018
The Sound of Science - "Self-Driving Cars" 16/11/2018
The Sound of Science - "Fall Leaves" 09/11/2018
The Sound of Science - "Genes from our Parents" 02/11/2018
The Sound of Science - "Why Does Salt Melt Ice?" 26/10/2018
The Sound of Science - "Starlings in Flight" 19/10/2018
The Sound of Science - "What's in the Water?" 12/10/2018
The Sound of Science - "Apples to Apples" 05/10/2018
The Sound of Science - "3D Printed Hearts" 21/09/2018
The Sound of Science - "Marshmallow Explosion" 14/09/2018
The Sound of Science - "Don't Drink the Salt Water" 07/09/2018
The Sound of Science - "Why So Many Geese?" 31/08/2018
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