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Can origami save lives?
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Can origami save lives?
Can the Japanese art of paper folding, known as “origami,” save lives?
Science filmmaker Emily Driscoll on eating invasive species
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Science filmmaker Emily Driscoll on eating invasive species
Can eating exotic species help protect our ecosystem?
Can eating exotic species help protect our ecosystem?
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Can eating exotic species help protect our ecosystem?
Can eating exotic species help protect our ecosystem?
Making robotics safe and accessible for everyone
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Making robotics safe and accessible for everyone
Making it safe to work with robots.
Making health professions more inclusive
Making health professions more diverse and equal.
Sketching technology for the 21st century
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Sketching technology for the 21st century
A new sketching technology for the 21st century.
What can dental plaque tell us about our ancestors?
What can dental plaque tell us about our ancestors?
From super computers to smart phones
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From super computers to smart phones
A New York-Historical Society exhibit on advancements in tech.
In the classroom, STEM meets hip hop
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In the classroom, STEM meets hip hop
The many connections between STEM and hip hop.
What are exoplanets and how do we name them?
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What are exoplanets and how do we name them?
The importance of charting and naming exoplanets.
The complicated physics of removing dams
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The complicated physics of removing dams
Take a look at the complicated physics behind removing dams.
The latest in medical technology: Battery powered pills
Battery powered pills that deliver medication in the body when and where it's needed
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