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Discoveries in science and technology are often obfuscated by complex scientific terminology. But, simple and straightforward presentations can usually help cut through the jargon. On this program, David J. Tenenbaum discussed the why files.This audio is part of the collection: Groks Science Radio Show and PodcastArtist/Composer: Charles Lee and Frank LingDate: 2009-06-24Source: Groks Science Radio Show PodcastKeywords: science; why files; everyday science; groks
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