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Janet Iwasa: Science Goes Hollywood

Janet Iwasa: Science Goes Hollywood

Season 2016 Episode 18
2:29
Janet Iwasa: Animating HIV

Janet Iwasa: Animating HIV

Season 2016 Episode 19
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Chris Hadfield: Space Oddity

Chris Hadfield: Space Oddity

Season 2016 Episode 20
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Chris Hadfield: The Universe Surrounds You

Chris Hadfield: The Universe Surrounds You

Season 2016 Episode 22
2:19
Nicole Prause: Great Balls of Fire

Nicole Prause: Great Balls of Fire

Season 2016 Episode 24
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Nicole Prause: What Women (Don't) Need

Nicole Prause: What Women (Don't) Need

Season 2016 Episode 25
2:43
John Horgan: There's Always Hope

John Horgan: There's Always Hope

Season 2016 Episode 26
2:40
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The Calling

Season 4 Episode 5
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When Whales Could Walk

When Whales Could Walk

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Janet Iwasa: Biologists with Movies in Their Heads

Season 2016 Episode 17

Janet Iwasa animates other biologists' ideas and research and creates a beautiful and useful way to communicate about the molecular world.

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