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This week, The Naked Scientists find out how science can help you get from script to screen in animated movies, from the physics of balancing a giraffe on a tightrope to the researcher putting voice actors in a brain scanner. Plus, news of why we’re more prone to viral infections when we’re jet-lagged, how a common technique to prevent premature birth could actually cause it and did smoking kill the Neanderthals?
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