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Students get a crash course in coding
Hackathons often bring together coders and designers to create innovative solutions to business and social problems. At the Tech Sassy Girlz Hackathon in Orlando, middle and high school girls get a crash course in coding and some exposure to the tech sector.
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Advancements in tech; STEM and hip hop; naming exoplanets; and the physics of dams.
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Medical communication; dental plaque; sketching technology; recycling; and STEM diversity.
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An invasive species; an underground park; a community of scientists; and LED streetlights
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Microbial clouds; marine garbage patches; an educational video game; and underwater robots
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New Archaeological methods; counterfeit microchips; gaming; and extreme drone racing.
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An experimental drug trial, words and shapes, and the shellfish black market.
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Monitoring roadways, busting environmental myths, classroom tech, and medical antiques.
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Thin screens; gravitational waves; an app for those with speech disorders; and pesticides.
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Ants and slime might help us understand human behavior, a virtual hospital, and more.
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Zebrafish, crowdsourcing, an educational toy car, and flesh-eating bacteria.
