The Year in Science '91

Monday 12/23/1991

Science reporters Natalie Angier, Paul Hoffman, and Michael Lemonick discuss the most important science stories of the year, including advances in gene therapy and the discovery of the oldest bacteria to date.

People in this video: Michael Lemonick Natalie Angier Paul Hoffman

Category: Science

Rudy Giuliani; Year in Science '91;...
Politics, Books, Science
Air Date 12/23/1991
Giuliani's second campaign; this year's science discoveries; Hill on NYC's fiscal crisis; authors on children's books. 56:17
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Hole in the Ozone Layer
Science
Air Date 02/17/1992
Climate change expert Michael Oppenheimer and journalist Michael Lemonick on the developing hole in the ozone layer. 13:24
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Richard Axel
Science
Air Date 12/08/2004
Richard Axel, 2004 Nobel Laureate in Physiology and Medicine, describes his research on the human sense of smell. 26:23
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'The Most Happy Fella'; Hole in the Ozone;...
Entertainment, Society, Science
Air Date 02/17/1992
Revival of "The Most Happy Fella"; the developing hole in the Earth's ozone level; "Love in Black and White." 56:14
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Eric Lander
Health, Science
Air Date 06/26/2001
Eric Lander comments on the significance of the Human Genome Project, the future of gene therapy, and the need to fund research. 54:28
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