The podcasts we're listening to this weekend include an investigation into the Salt Path scandal and a personal look at the role of Australia in the end of apartheid.

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It might sound like something out of a piece of gothic sci-fi, but researchers have managed to turn a living brain transparent without interfering with its function—allowing them to observe brain ...

Memorial art company Innerstela says it uses light-reflecting microscopes to create colorful art pieces from human or animal ...

Memorial art company Innerstela says it uses light-reflecting microscopes to create colorful art pieces from human or animal ...

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UCLA scientists have developed a simple and cost-effective blood test that, in early studies, shows promise in detecting ...