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SciTech Now Episode 236
Season 2
Episode 236
In this episode of SciTech Now, an invasive species of crayfish is putting other species at Crater Lake National Park in jeopardy; learn about the Lowline, an underground park set to open in 2020; a community where creativity and science merge; and LED streetlights are changing the way towns feel after dark.
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Impactful tech tools; Improving critical thinking; Concussion sensors; Conserving water

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A giant aquifer; Working with composites; Skin cancer detection; Citizen science in Alaska

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A remarkable NASA engineer; Spider silk; A wristband that measures cells; Printing homes

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Cryptocurrencies and blockchain; PFAS; Bacteria art; Frogs in the environment

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Phone payment solutions; technology in schools; chemistry of cuisine; personal turbines

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