Science Cafe
Every month, an Arkansas scientist or expert provides insight on a science topic as a guest on the KUAR's "Science Café Little Rock" live call-in show hosted by Dorothy Graves, Ph.D., of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.
The program airs 6:05-6:30 p.m. on the 4th Tuesday of every month, just prior to the Science Café community event that takes place at 7 p.m. in Little Rock at Hibernia Irish Tavern, 9700 Rodney Parham Rd.
The radio program serves as a preview of the discussion to take place that night.
Website: http://www.sciencecafelr.com
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What do you have in your toolbox to support good mental health?Maintaining good mental health is not always easy in our busy, modern society. So what are… -
Climate change is a complex, anxiety-inducing topic. But where are we now, and what does it mean for our future?Our guest is Maureen McClung, Associate… -
The gene editing process CRISPR is a new technology that allows scientists to target, delete, and repair the DNA of plants, animals and humans. The… -
The opioid epidemic appears in the news almost every day. In this month’s episode of Science Café, Johnathon Goree, MD unpacks the details of the… -
In this episode of Science Cafe Little Rock, we reach for the stars. Former NASA Johnson Space Center employee and Science Cafe Little Rock founder Linda… -
Have you ever wanted to know more about bitcoin and how it works?On this month’s episode of Science Café, we talk with Bruce Bauer, Advanced Instructor in… -
Springtime in Arkansas means a resurgence of bugs, and ticks are no exceptions.On this episode of Science Café Little Rock, we speak with Kelly Loftin,… -
Have you ever looked up into the sky and wanted to learn more?In this month's Science Café, Jeff Robertson, professor and director of the Astronomical… -
Lab tests have become an almost routine part of most wellness and sick healthcare visits.In this month's Science Café, Jennifer Laudadio, MD, Associate… -
Food safety is critical for restaurants and the hospitality industry, but it’s just as essential in our homes and our everyday lives.Renee Smith, Director…
