Inside Science explored topics, trends, and developments in science and technology through interviews and roundtable discussions with leading New Jersey-based scientists, engineers, and educators. Topics ranged from astrophysics to genomics, from communication technologies to pharmaceutical R&D, from math and software to geosciences, and from education to intellectual property.

Programs:
• Kindergarten to Careers (January 2002)
• Security and Privacy in a Networked World (February 2002)
• Mapping the Early Universe (March 2002)
• Frontiers in Pharmaceutical R&D (April 2002)
• Update on Human Genomics (May 2002)
• Probing the Sun (June 2002)
• Surveying the Sky (September, 2002)
• Understanding Climate Change (October, 2002)
• Women in Science and Engineering (November, 2002)
• Freeman Dyson (December, 2002)

Inside Science was a series of half-hour programs hosted by Patrick Regan, senior correspondent for science and technology.

A recent high technology assessment of New Jersey found that, when it comes to innovation, research and development, New Jersey leads the nation. Today, with scientific discovery and technological achievement more important than ever, NJN salutes those who make such advances possible.