SciTech Now
Episode 327
At Penn State, learn about a network of 30 motion sensors that continuously monitors Pennsylvania for seismic activity. Also, finding the speed of light with peeps, and discover how forests use water. Continue »
Video
Our Town
Curwensville
Storytellers from the Curwensville area came together to capture stories of their community with video, photos and memories for the 92nd production in the Our Town series. Continue »
Digging Deeper
Finding Your Roots
President talks with Penn State experts about the impact a summer camp can have on students’ attitudes towards science. Continue »
Conversations Live
Get Your Garden On! (Spring 2017)
Waking up the garden to a new growing season is about more than soil and seedlings...spring is a pick-me-up for the home gardener as well. Penn State Extension specialists and a master gardener join us to share their tips for the best growing season ever. They also take viewer questions. Continue »
Our Town
The Cove
Storytellers from the Martinsburg and Roaring Spring area share stories about local attractions like the Everett Railroad and Mamie's Cafe, and agricultural stories that include Pygmy goats and a world record dairy cow. Continue »
SciTech Now
Episode 326
Discover the Penn State Herbarium where dead plants gain a new life. Also, learn about acoustic architecture. And see how researchers are tracking pelicans with solar power. Continue »
SciTech Now
Episode 325
The science behind riding a bike. Making new material from mushrooms. Perfecting photosynthesis. Continue »
The Investment 2017
Bonus Judges Critique
See bonus, behind the scenes footage of the judges deliberations. Continue »
SciTech Now
Episode 324
Discover how scientists are trying to avoid food shortages by applying high tech science to traditional farming. Learn about a company in New York Producing microgrids, a therapy tool for post-traumatic stress, and watch a clip from WPSU's Managing Risk in a Changing Climate. Continue »
SciTech Now
Episode 323
Learn about the engineers, architects and construction professionals taking part in a unique competition in State College called Canstruction. Also, a way to track a football with electromagnetic waves. And the mysteries of squid ink. Continue »
