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SciTech Now Episode 37
Season 1
Episode 137
We take a look at a robotics competition that is jumpstarting a lasting interest in STEM for children of all ages; we sit down with the "Coolest Dude Alive," we meet a researcher examining how people fall in an effort to develop programs that can prevent or minimize serious falls for senior citizens; “What is the human microbiome?” and we get an up-close look at a new species of frog.
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The 5G future; sustainable tree harvesting; tackling the high skilled technical jobs
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Diversity in STEM education; waste sustainability; raising horseshoe crabs.
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The periodic table, next generation sustainability, surf forecasting; and fusion energy.
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The female dean of NYU Engineering; the search for extraterrestrial life; lemurs sleeping
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The periodic table; the seeds of ghost forest; transitioning to a blue economy.
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A revolutionary moon mission; clean water; and tackling mental health through tech.
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Invasive Zebra mussel; fighting Detroit pollution; the cybersecurity job market.
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Graduating Tesla engineers; a way to never forget your keys; how to power innovation.
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Air transportation work force; making prosthetics; using robots to create new drugs.
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The next generation of science; data for poetry; the world's largest flu vaccine factory.