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  California's Coastline Controversy (6m 2.0s)

  On January 1, 2012, a controversial series of marine reserves went into effect in Southern California that restrict fishing. ...
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  Eric Lander (5m 31.5s)

  An interview with the mathematician and geneticist behind the Human Genome Project and the Broad Institute....
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  Faceless (4m 6.9s)

  Dori Frame has a neurological disorder called prosopagnosia. She cannot recognize human faces, and even close friends and relatives can look unfami......
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  Love on the Spectrum (5m 15.0s)

  Jack Robison and Kirsten Lindsmith, two college students living in Greenfield, Mass., discuss how autism affects their lives and relationship....
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  Edith Widder's New Crusade (5m 45.7s)

  The marine biologist Edith Widder hopes to clean up Florida’s Indian River Lagoon....
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  Dual Diagnosis (3m 39.0s)

  Antonio Lambert, diagnosed with a mood disorder and addiction, manages through faith, medication and companionship - leaning the same "peer special......
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  Steven Pinker (6m 56.5s)

  An interview with the Harvard psychologist and linguist on violence, language and Twitter....
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  Meaning in Madness (3m 29.7s)

  Milton Greek, who has been diagnosed with schizophrenia, believes that decoding the messages in delusions can help some people recover....
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  Becoming Bionic (2m 10.7s)

  Robert Woo regains the ability to walk with help from an exoskeleton. ...
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  Japan's Failed Breakwaters (3m 9.2s)

  Nori Onishi reports on the failure of breakwater systems in protecting against large waves along Japan's coastline....
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  Coming Into a Crowded World (1m 43.7s)

  Lynsey Addario photographs a maternity ward in Delhi, India as the world population reaches seven billion....
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  Michael Gazzaniga (6m 38.1s)

  An interview with the neuroscientist and professor of psychology known for his studies, and stories, about the brain's split personality....
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  A Village Divided (6m 10.6s)

  A plan to begin off-shore drilling next year could change the way of life for the Inupiat eskimos of Point Hope, Alaska....
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  Finding a Life That Fits (3m 23.1s)

  Keris Myrick, who has been diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder and obsessive compulsive disorder, finds ways to manage her illness....
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  TimesCast | Watching Qaddafi Footage (2m 14.7s)

  October 21, 2011 - Gruesome videos of Col. Qaddafi's capture are replaying on TV and on the web. Stuart Fischoff, a psychologist who specializes in......
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  Susan Desmond-Hellmann (5m 0.8s)

  An interview with the oncologist, translational scientist and former Genentech executive now leading the University of California, San Francisco....
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  TimesCast | Nobel Nod to Dark Energy (1m 56.9s)

  October 4, 2011 — Three Americans win the Nobel Prize in physics for discovering dark energy, a force crucial to the expansion of the universe....
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  The Forest for the Trees (8m 0.0s)

  In Arizona, trees are cut down to save forests from massive fires and to combat climate change....