Anaesthetic terror, Aggressive dogs, horned crocs and the science of Love Actually
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Anaesthetic terror, Aggressive dogs, horned crocs and the science of Love Actually
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This episode included the following guests…
- Keyvan Sarkhosh, study leader and first author
- Salla Mikkola, doctoral researcher from the University of Helsinki
- Earl Miller, Picower Institute at MIT Professor of Neuroscience and co-senior author
- Daniel Adan Lopez, Ph.D. candidate in the Epidemiology program at the University of Rochester Medical Center
- Evon Hekkala, lead author, associate professor at Fordham University and a research associate at the American Museum of Natural History
- Mark Greaves, Senior Production Consultant at Ordnance Survey
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