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Welcome to the science podcast for February 23, 2018. I'm Sarah Crespy. In this week's show, David Grimm talks with me live at the AAAS annual meeting about painting

sleuths, combating alternative facts, and keeping birds from flying into buildings.

News editor Tim Appenzeller discusses the unexpected age of some European cave paintings, which

is causing experts to rethink the

mental capabilities of Neanderthals. We also have our monthly book segment with Jen Goldbeck.

She interviews William E. Grassley about his book, A Wilder Time, notes from a geologist at the

edge of the Greenland ice. First up, we have an excerpt from a live podcast event at the AAAS annual meeting with me and David Grimm talking art sleuths.

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