SciTech Now captures the latest breakthroughs in science and technology.
It's not often that we listen to science. That's exactly what Mark Ballora, a professor in the Penn State School of Music, does. Learn more!
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Based on what we know about flight, insects like the fly should drop like a rock. A group of Penn State scientists led by Bo Cheng are trying to figure out why it doesn't.
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A group at Penn State is trying to build an autonomous system that can operate under water.
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Learn more about the Discovery Space in State College, PA, helping young minds to become innovators of the future.
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Learn about a science contest at Penn State that's helping scientists better communicate the complexity of their work.
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To our viewers who are afraid of snakes, this is your chance to learn a little without getting too close.
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Zena Cardman, a Research Fellow at Penn State, sat down with SciTech Now to talk about science and her future in the space program.
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See innovation and creativity at the Huntington Middle School STEM Fair.
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Discover the Penn State Seismic Network, that monitors earthquakes happening in Pennsylvania.
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Engineers, architects and construction professionals are taking part in a unique competition in State College called "Canstruction."
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Learn about JEFFTech Vocational-Technical School and what it is doing to keep up with industry trends.
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Discover the science of distilled spirits where a whole host of complex chemical reactions take place in the barrel.
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Take a walk in one of Pennsylvania’s most diverse habitats. The bog at Black Moshannon State park is home to three unique carnivores, and that’s just the plants.
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SciTech Now takes a look at the atmospheric conditions needed to produce the best powder on the ski slopes.
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Learn how our bone density has changed over human history as our lifestyles have become less physically demanding.
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Learn about precise 3D images created by using the destructive power of a laser.
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Long forgotten, a wood collection at Penn State is getting a second look. Now, one professor is dedicating his time to organizing it and unlocking its secrets to help advance science.
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Take a look at the latest advances in the science of 2D technology coming from Penn State University.
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SciTech Now visits two local coffee shops to learn more about the science behind one of the most popular beverages in the world.
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Dive deep into the world of Pennsylvania Elk. Learn about how the Elk population was decimated by over-hunting, then restored by the Pennsylvania Game Commission.
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The “Great Insect Fair” at Penn State is a great way to explore the natural world and learn about the role bugs play in the ecosystem and the food chain.
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Science on the slopes. A pair of Pennsylvania inventors turned a failed middle school science project into a growing business.
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The United States Military is taking a major interest in 3D printing and a lab at Penn State is playing a major role in the progress.
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There is more to grass than sunshine and soil. See how Penn State scientists are studying turf to improve performance and keep athletes safe.
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World Kitchen is a free interactive cooking class presented on Zoom so that you can follow along to create the recipe with each guest chef.
Telling the stories of researchers, their studies, and how their work impacts you and the world you live in.
Short digital stories highlighting the arts, culture, science and activities in central Pennsylvania and beyond.
WiSci Files features local women with careers in science, technology, engineering and math.
METRONOME features local performing artists and groups from a variety of genres playing in their own environments throughout Central Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania Makers features local artists showcasing their unique talent and creativity.
Science-U is a summer camp at Penn State University exploring every inch of the universe! View our hands-on guides and videos at Science-U @Home!
Learn about how location-based technologies and geospatial information influence nearly everything.
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