Read Science! Episode 8: Biotech Revolution Edition

Today’s conversation was all about biotechnology, clones, research ethics, and mad scientists. What didn’t we talk about!

Our guests were Emily Anthes, author of “Frankenstein’s Cat”, and Terry Johnson and Kyle Kurpinski, authors of “How To Defeat Your Own Clone”.

I caught the entire lineup except Mercury because the sun was just rising and trees were in the way, but very cool… https://t.co/yv7X3DJsow
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Setting my alarm to check this out on Friday morning! https://t.co/3q4nsLXPJw
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@mwalimurural @DrPenaGuzman1 Glad to see you back!
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