SciFri Radio: Nuclear, Quantum and Particle Physics

SciFri Radio: Year in Review: Science Stories of 2011
Four journalists join Ira Flatow to discuss the top science stories of 2011.

SciFri Radio: Physicists Find ‘Hints’ of Elusive Higgs Boson
CERN scientists say they may have narrowed their search for the elusive Higgs boson.

SciFri Radio: Elusive Higgs Boson Still Hiding From Physicists
Science historian Amir Aczel discusses new results that suggest the particle might not exist.

SciFri Radio: Researchers Trap Antimatter For Record 16 Minutes
Scientists have trapped simple antimatter atoms long enough to start learning how they work.

SciFri Radio: Re-evaluating the Fukushima Nuclear Situation
Workers continue efforts to bring the damaged Fukushima reactors to a 'cold shutdown.'

SciFri Radio: Assessing Nuclear Power's Safety
Physicist Tom Cochran says it's time to review nuclear safety in the U.S.

SciFri Radio: Sorting Out the Alphas, Betas and Gammas of Radiation
Experts outline the basics of radiation terminology.

SciFri Radio: Update On Japan's Malfunctioning Nuclear Reactors
Nuclear experts discuss events at the Fukushima Daiichi facility.

SciFri Radio: Visual Biography Explores Love and Radium
Artist and author Lauren Redniss talks about her new book, Radioactive, an illustrated biography of the Curies and a look at their...

SciFri Radio: Antimatter Trapped
Researchers at CERN report that they've generated atoms of anti-hydrogen and held them trapped within a magnetic field.

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