
- 5/06/13 - Crowdsourcing Science
- The AudioPhiD takes a close look at the current funding climate for basic science.
- 4/24/13 - All the world's a stage...
- Ph.Detours travels to London in search of the real Shakespeare.
- 4/9/13 - Chew on This!
- We learn how hyenas and dogs got their big, bad bites from Dr. Zhijie Jack
Tseng in the latest episode of Two-Minute Thesis!
- 3/22/13 - A Situation of Some Gravity
- True Anomalies takes a closer look at Eddington, Einstein, and what it
means to weigh light!
- 3/11/13 - New Ph.Detours!
- Beyond Cosplay: Alex takes us to the Comic Arts Conference to discuss the
serious side of comics with the SuperScholars.
- 2/28/13 - New Two-Minute Thesis!
- Think your research is up to snuff? Learn how to build an artificial nose
from Ph.D. candidate Gino Putrino.
- 2/23/13 - New Podcast Episode!
- The AudioPh[i]D presents: A Gram...to Kil!!! A punny romp through the
noir...
- 2/14/13 - Comics: An Inside Look
- Alex talks to Ph.D. candidate Keegan Lannon about how comics capture your
imagination in Episode 5 of Ph.Detours!
- 2/7/13 - Your Brain by the Numbers
- Just a few mind-blowing facts about your mind.
- 1/31/13 - Mystery Tubes!
- New Two-Minute Thesis: What Matan Shelomi discovered when he dissected a
stick bug...
- 1/24/13 - Scurvy Knaves!
- True Anomalies Ep. 2: How guinea pigs saved the world from scurvy!
- 1/16/13 - When Nerds Attack!
- Ph.Detours goes to Comic-Con to find out what makes someone a superfan.
- 1/9/13 - Bridging "The Science Gap"
- Is there a gap in the public's perception of science? Check out Jorge's talk at TEDxUCLA!
- 1/2/13 - What's Language Got to Do With It?
- New Two-Minute Thesis from Sara Ciesielski on language and culture learning with Sherpa children!
- 12/19/12 - A PSA from Your Professor
- It wouldn't be the holidays without a little, er, friendly advice from your professor, would it?
- 12/19/12 - Thanks, guys!
- It's been a crazy 12 months! We just wanted to thank you all for watching, laughing, and participating in all of our shenanigans in 2012. Here's to another year of PHDtv!
- 12/17/12 - Are you Les (really) Misérables?
- Send us your lyrics by posting them on Facebook. Or tweet them @phdcomics #lesreallymis.
- 12/11/12 - New Animation!
- We are such stuff that stars are made of... find out why in "The Fingerprint of Stars," a new episode of Things Explained!
- 12/4/2012 - New Podcast Episode!
- What do hermit crabs, the Italian seismology scandal, and nuclear fusion have in common? They're all topics discussed in the new episode of The AudioPH[i]D!
- 11/27/2012 - New Two-Minute Thesis!
- Ph.D candidate Or Graur tells us about Type Ia supernovae in "The Secret Lives (and Deaths) of Stars"!
- 11/20/2012 - Shock and Awe
- Explore the world of 18th-century electrical party tricks
and kissing games with Abbé Jean-Antoine Nollet and Benjamin Franklin in
the premiere of True Anomalies (Tales from the History of Science)!
- 11/1/2012 - New! Ph.Detours Episode 3
- Watch Jorge Cham as he learns the physics of surfing from Ph.D student Assaf Azouri. Physics, Cartoonists, and Surfing, Oh My!
- 10/25/2012 - Open Access Explained!
- Nick Shockey and Jonathan Eisen explain what open access publishing is all about.


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