Camera traps help citizen scientists count critters and document change
Red Butte Canyon in Utah’s Central Wasatch Range is an oasis for animals of all kinds. Citizen scientists with Wasatch Wildlife Watch are… Read More
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Students investigate curious link between fungus and AIDS
Professor Chet Cooper of Youngstown State University in Ohio is researching a novel fungus that is causing disease in AIDS patients in Southeast… Read More
Solving the science teacher shortage
According to the ACT (American College Testing), less than 1% of people who take the ACT are interested in becoming STEM Educators. Assistant… Read More
How to become a Visualization Specialist
Virtual Reality is transforming architecture. Bryan Stevens, SERA Architects Visualization Specialist, talks about how he creates visualizations that become steel, brick and mortar. Read More
Pharmacy class is a new way to build STEM skills and career options
South Mountain High School offers a unique course to enhance students’ STEM skills and options after high school: pharmacy class. Ms. Bronwyn Lyons… Read More
Cultivating Oysters
Operations manager David Jones helps us understand how you run an oyster aquaculture facility. Produced by Raymond Sipple, Bob Blaszczyk, Tyler Chiera, and… Read More
Building Foxconn in Wisconsin
Chief Estimator Sean Hoffman talks about what it is like to work on a project creating Foxconn’s first US factory. Produced by Maddy Eberhardt,… Read More
Building a 3-D Printer
Software engineer Haydn Huntley talks about how he helped students at Maui Waena Intermediate School build a… Read More
A new race for space
SpaceX, Elon Musk’s privately held aerospace company is disrupting the aerospace industry by utilizing re-usable rockets and articulating a vision of Mars colonization. Read More
From farm to stick, OnoPops popsicles satisfy
OnoPops is a Hawaiian company that uses sustainably produced local organic produce to make frozen popsicle treats: OnoPops. Their mission is to foster… Read More