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Science Journalists' Roundtable
New planets, brown dwarfs, genes for alzheimers, depression and schizophrenia....windows '95,new dinosaur bones, the ebola virus....These are just some of the many science stories from 1995. In this hour, we'll sum up the important discoveries in science from the past year...and look ahead at what might make news in '96.
Guests:
Richard Harris
Science Correspondent
National Public Radio
Washington, DC
Natalie Angier
Science Reporter
New York Times
Washington, DC
Paul Hoffman
Editor-In-Chief
Discover Magazine
New York, NY
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