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SciTech Now Episode 33
Season 1
Episode 133
Episode thirty-three of SciTech Now brings you the latest breakthroughs in science, technology and innovation. Heather Savage discusses fracking and its relation to earthquakes in the United States; researchers are exploring ways to use drones in emergency response situations, and more.
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Electromagnetic football, "The War on Science,” robotics summer camp, squid ink.
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Leather goods from fungus, metal 3D printing; altering photosynthesis; and women in STEM.
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Turf grass science; an app for tenants, a unique look at aging and assistive technology.
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A dancing wheelchair; tech that promotes civic engagement; spider silk; and beer science.
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Snowboarding; the Maker Movement; women and the Space Race; and tracking grizzly bears.
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Goosebumps; measuring vision; genome sequencing; and engineering the perfect pop-up book.
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A pacifier administers medicine, Climate Monologues; man-made earthquakes; and fireflies.
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Spiciness; tech startups go fashion forward; climate on Mars; and digital invaders.
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American White Pelicans; Augmented reality; Engineering Hot Wheelz; and a STEM fair.
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Digital assistants; the future of fingerprinting; cancer cells; and proton therapy.
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Dinosaurs; goTenna; cattle without horns; a tool for film makers; protecting sea turtles
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Fat bikes; a shoe that helps stroke victims; clean flight; and managing chronic pain.