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Season 2015, episode 13: Fly-Vac: Groundhog Day for Fruit Flies. Playback is hosted by an external player.
Episodes
- Season 2015, episode 1What Happens if You Fall Into a Black Hole?
- Season 2015, episode 2Freeman Dyson: A ‘Rebel’ Without a Ph.D.
- Season 2015, episode 3Artur Avila: A Brazilian Wunderkind Who Calms Chaos
- Season 2015, episode 4Manjul Bhargava: The Musical, Magical Number Theorist
- Season 2015, episode 5Where Did the Universe Come From?
- Season 2015, episode 6Yitang Zhang: An Unlikely Math Star Rises
- Season 2015, episode 7Martin Hairer: In Noisy Equations, One Who Heard Music
- Season 2015, episode 8Maryam Mirzakhani: A Tenacious Explorer of Abstract Surfaces
- Season 2015, episode 9Subhash Khot: A Grand Vision for the Impossible
- Season 2015, episode 10Alan Guth: How Many Two-Headed Cows in a Multiverse?
- Season 2015, episode 11Hiranya Peiris: How to Test If We Live in a Multiverse
- Season 2015, episode 12How Did Life Begin on Earth?
- Season 2015, episode 13Fly-Vac: Groundhog Day for Fruit Flies
- Season 2015, episode 14Why Do Flies Walk This Way?
- Season 2015, episode 15How Symmetry Shapes Nature’s Laws
- Season 2015, episode 16James Bullock: The Case for Complex Dark Matter
- Season 2015, episode 17Nancy Moran: An Explorer of Life’s Deepest Partnerships
- Season 2015, episode 18Nima Arkani-Hamed's Visions of Future Physics
- Season 2015, episode 19What Is a Species?
- Season 2015, episode 20Gabriela González: Searching the Sky for the Wobbles of Gravity
- Season 2015, episode 21Joan Strassmann: The Woman Who Stared at Wasps
- Season 2015, episode 22Christoph Adami: The Information Theory of Life
- Season 2015, episode 23Richard Dawid: Why Trust a Theory?