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A group blog composed of scientists, show hosts and producers, Correlations is the official blog of WIRED SCIENCE. Tips, questions or comments? E-mail us at correlations@kcet.org.

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Liz Burr

is the Interactive Project Manager for WIRED SCIENCE Digital.

Damon Gambuto

is a producer on the WIRED SCIENCE television series.

Tamsin Gray

is living in Antarctica to research climate change and the ozone hole.

Chris Hardwick

is a co-host on the WIRED SCIENCE television series.

Clifford Johnson

is a professor of Physics at the University of Southern California.

Sheril Kirshenbaum

is a marine biologist at Duke University.

Tara C. Smith

is an assistant professor of epidemiology in Iowa.

Michael Tobis

is a climatologist at UT Austin working on improving climate models.

Ziya Tong

is a host and field producer for WIRED SCIENCE.

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10.25.07

Greetings, Correlations!

by Chris Hardwick Department: Correlations

Greetings, Correlations!

I am Chris Hardwick, one of Wired Science's plucky hosts. The good folks at the Correlations Compound (several leagues below the surface of the ocean) have graciously allowed me junior blogging privileges. This structured assembly of letters represents my first entry. It is light in both wordcount and substance, but dismay not---we're wrapping up my end of the show's first season and I have many exciting yarns to spin regarding Wired Science, its guests and its processes. In the meantime, please enjoy this wonderful site which I can only liken to "ice cream for the eyes." I'll be in contact soon.

Your Faithful Servant of Science,
Chris "I co-host this show" Hardwick

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October 26, 2007 5:19 PM

Hack!

I don’t know if you’ve been watching the new PBS series WIRED Science, but I recommend that you give it a try. There was another excellent episode Wednesday night, covering topics as diverse as organ regeneration, neutrino oscillations, and... Read More