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SciTech Now Episode 401
Season 4
Episode 1
In this episode of SciTech Now, a look into a culinary quest to make 3D-printed food a reality; the evolution of the legendary New York City rat; a breakthrough telescope that may lead to galactic discoveries; and sculptures that are both mesmerizing and mathematical.
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26:51
Synthetic humans, making an impact with STEM, tardigrades, and timber rattlesnakes.

26:46
A Tuvan Throat singing ensemble, artificial lungs, a NASA Astronaut, and wildlife.

26:51
Insect flight, how plants know which way is up? yawning, and a sustainable cemetery.

26:51
Timber, nuclear reactor, regenerative medicine, and re-envisioning the Houston Astrodome.

27:16
CineSpace, cybersecurity and 3D printing, the life of a chemist, and California Condors.

27:16
Training astronauts; hacking the human body; a middle school’s STEM Day and graphene.

27:17
A robotic arm, the Dead Sea, a rare wood collection, and the changing world of plants.

26:50
Crab species, warmer winters, 3D printing and medicine; and a regional STEM competition.

26:46
High-tech farming, fossil data and fish, nuclear waste, and a space shuttle mission story.

26:53
Saving songbirds, the lives of scientists, climate change and examining bones.

26:50
A lost colony, hope for the blind, what our devices reveal about us and a shared workspace

26:51
Vaux's Swifts, Darwin's unseen manuscripts, renewable power of ocean waves and sunset tech