The Biggest Science Stories of 2007
How will 2007 be remembered in the science history books? From the Nobel Peace Prize being awarded for climate change work, to breakthroughs in stem cell research, guests review the top science stories of the year and discuss which discoveries slipped under the radar.
Joe Palca, NPR science correspondent
Elizabeth Shogren, NPR national desk reporter
Joanne Silberner, NPR health policy correspondent
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