This week on UnDisciplined, we're gathering the gang for another science news round-up.
As we talk about some of the biggest stories in science over the past few weeks, we'll be joined by a biomedical researcher, a wildland ecologist and an experimental psychologist.
This month, we'll talk about blowing up asteroids, dimming the sky to combat global warming, and how birth order shapes personalities — or doesn't.
Joining us from the University of Colorado is Rachael Kaspar, an evolutionary biologist and biomedical researcher.
We also talked with Paul Rogers, a wildland ecologist at Utah State University, and Angie Fagerlin, an experimental psychologist at the University of Utah.
