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From the award-winning producers of NOVA comes NOVA ScienceNOW, the fast-paced, innovative, and entertaining science program featuring timely science and technology stories along with profiles of the scientists on the cutting edge of their fields. The program is hosted by David Pogue, popular technology reporter for The New York Times.

Watch NOVA and NOVA ScienceNOW on Wednesdays at 9 & 10pm, on WGBH 2.

 



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The Secret Life of Scientists and Engineers is a web-only series featuring scientists describing their passions—in and out of science. Go there to connect directly with the pros through "questions and answers," and see videos that dig deep into each scientist's work and life to reveal more about who these thinkers really are.

NOVA ScienceNOW Season 6 Preview

NOVA ScienceNOW Season 6 Preview

NOVA ScienceNOW

Premiered Fall 2012

3 min.

Criminal Minds: Born or Made?

Criminal Minds: Born or Made?

NOVA ScienceNOW

See how scientists are using neuroimaging and genetic testing to uncover biological aggression.

15 min.

What Will the Future Be Like?

What Will the Future Be Like?

NOVA ScienceNOW

The Season 6 finale looks at what the future may hold.

60 min.

Hurricanes

Hurricanes

NOVA ScienceNOW

Predicting a hurricane's intensity is difficult, but new tools may make it easier.

12 min.

Five Reasons to Eat Insects

Five Reasons to Eat Insects

NOVA ScienceNOW

Save room for bugs! They're the future of green cuisine.

How Smart Are Animals?

How Smart Are Animals?

NOVA ScienceNOW

The intelligence of animals is investigated.

60 min.

Schedule

Sunday
5/26/13 11:00 AM
WGBH World
Thursday
5/30/13 10:00 AM
WGBH World
Thursday
5/30/13 4:00 PM
WGBH World
Thursday
5/30/13 6:00 PM
WGBH World
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