26 October 2017: Undead cells & Antarctic instability

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🗓️ 25 October 2017

⏱️ 31 minutes

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This week, undead cells, the strain of PhDs, and the traces of Antarctic instability.

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0:00.0	Imagine you, you in a nice comfy seat, with your hands behind your head, taking in the views,
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0:40.3	Why is Blight so far?
0:41.6	Like, it sounds so simple.
0:43.1	They had no idea.
0:44.3	But now the data's... I find this not only refreshing, but at some level astounding.
0:52.1	Nature.
0:58.0	Welcome to this week's nature podcast. This week we're looking at the role of zombie cells in aging,
1:02.0	plus the perils of doing a PhD.
1:05.0	On top of that, some fingerprints from Antarctica's past are causing concern for its future.
1:10.0	This is the nature podcast for October the 26th, 2017. Prince from Antarctica's past are causing concern for its future.
1:14.2	This is the Nature podcast for October the 26th, 2017.
1:15.7	I'm Benjamin Thompson.
1:17.2	And I'm Charmoney Bundell.
1:27.3	First up, we're joined by Adam Levy, who's been looking at signs of ice loss in Antarctica's
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