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Why are we comparing larvae to puppies? Watch the full segment here: scitechnow.org/videos/larva-… #SciTechNow

Larva Farms | Video | SciTech Now

With the ability to eat twice their body mass a day, Larva may be the solution to our planet’s waste. Professor David Hu is conducting research to see how the appetites of these tiny creatures can...

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How Much Do You Know About Climate History? pbs.org/wnet/peril-and-promi…
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How did we get to our current climate crisis? Here's everything you need to know about "How the World Warmed" throughout history. To learn more: to.pbs.org/2v5Jnss
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There's a lot to learn about evolution and genetic diversity from rats🐀  bit.ly/2FecfS3
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What's the most important thing to do to your on your device to keep it secure? Hear more: bit.ly/2E9pI12
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#UTSA postdoctoral researcher Andrea Kelley discusses her new Alzheimer’s disease study with @ChrisDuel of @klrn’s @SciTechNow.
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NYU Tandon@nyutandon29 Mar 2018
Justin Cappos, Professor at NYU Tandon School of Engineering, joins @hari on @SciTechNow to discuss #Uptane, a system to protect your car’s software against cyber attacks buff.ly/2GhWHCb #TechInService2Society #NYU
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@ChrisDuel28 Mar 2018
I was honored to interview #UTSA chemistry professors Andrea Kelley & Stephan Bach today for #SciTechNow regarding their promising new Alzheimer’s disease research. Watch @SciTechNow Thursday nights at 7:30pm on @klrn #KLRN #PBS #Science #Tech #Innovation @UTSA @UTSAnewsroom
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In this week's episode of SciTech in a Flash, explore what your bones may reveal about you: bit.ly/2Gp3Hco #SciTechNow
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3D printing could one day save thousands of lives. Learn how: bit.ly/2FZevSo
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How are warmer winters affecting our planet? Find out on SciTech in a Flash: bit.ly/2FWfkHG
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How does the @whitneymuseum protect its priceless art from natural disaster? #NYCRising to.pbs.org/2G6si6y

How the Whitney Museum protects its priceless art | Peril & Promise | PBS

Imagine huge pieces of mechanical equipment bobbing like corks in floodwater. That was the grim reality that the Whitney Museum of American Art faced

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Over the last few decades, an invasive crab native to Europe has been making its way to the west coast. bit.ly/2p0LgmZ
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What's the secret to a perfect cup of coffee? Timing. Learn more on the latest episode of SciTech in a Flash: bit.ly/2F7K2x6
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Meet the entrepreneur who is bringing cutting-edge solar power to New York City’s poorest neighborhoods. #NYCRising to.pbs.org/2GU4jq
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These tiny creatures actually use their light to attract their prey. scitechnow.org/videos/makes-…
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Within sight of the famous New York skyline, you might see something unexpected: whales. scitechnow.org/videos/whales…

Whales in NYC's waterways | Video | SciTech Now

Within sight of the famous New York skyline you might see something unexpected. Whales. Howard Rosenbaum, Senior Scientist for the Wildlife Conservation Society explains why whales are showing up in...

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The fast-growing, big leaf maple tree may offer a solution for sourcing wood for ethically-made instruments. scitechnow.org/podcast/#
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This "Passive House" uses 85-90% less energy than regular houses. See how! #NYCRising to.pbs.org/2oghNWO

What does a home of the future look like? | Peril & Promise | PBS

Imagine that it’s a bone-chilling 35 degrees outside… yet it’s a comfy 70 degrees inside your home, and the heat isn’t on! That’s the wonderful reality of

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How can we make instruments environmentally sustainable? Listen to the latest episode of SciTech in a Flash: bit.ly/2EIZQKJ
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