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Welcome to the science podcast for March 30, 2018. I'm Sarah Crespi. In this week's show, online news editor, David Grimm, is back with a story on a possible tipping point for chimp retirement in the United States.

Sophia Chen, a freelance science writer, brings a story on ghost imaging or using single pixel detectors to take pictures.

Deputy News editor David Malikoff is here with a rundown of

the record funding boost in U.S. science research. And finally, we have our monthly book segment

with Jen Goldbeck. She interviews Stephanie Elizabeth Moore about her book, First in Fly,

Drozofala Research and Biological Discovery.

Now we have David Grimm, online editor for science.

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