How engineers crash test sports gear like helmets; the neuroscience behind one's assumptions; a bioengineer shows how PCR tests work; a woman making nuclear fusion a reality.
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How creating disasters can help save lives; coding robots to play ``Chopsticks``; learning about the tools in a paleontology field kit; Mina Porell and Dr. Rosie Grayburn teach about the science and technology used to analyze and conserve paintings.
Searching for tiny particles known as neutrinos; the smarter side of raccoons; how climate change is warming our oceans; discovering how child life specialists help sick kids in hospitals feel better through the power of play.
How studying music in school helped one woman find her way toward a career in STEM; warning colorations on animals; the science behind keeping teeth strong; how engineers crash test sports gear like helmets.
An entomologist studies how environments affect insects; instruments engineered to mimic the sounds of nature; how food fuels our brains; how a gemologist uses chemistry, physics and math to determine if gemstones are real or imposters.
A scientist who specializes in making cheese; common myths about one's mind; the magic of e-textiles, or ``soft`` circuits; saving professional soccer stars from ACL injuries.
The science behind creating neon signs; the tools one needs to do paleontology fieldwork; how one's brain reacts to pain; a computer engineer working with AI.
A veterinary neurologist shows how she repairs spinal fractures; the neuroscience behind why one is afraid of failure; the future of medicine; how math can help one's short game in golf.
A woman edits bacteria DNA with CRISPR technology; the chemistry of teeth whitening; North America's only native marsupial; sports medicine physician Dr. Monica Rho.
How understanding math can make one better at golf; the tech that helps study fossils; using one's brain to help control emotions; a woman encouraging young girls to get creative with computer coding.
A scientist who specializes in making cheese; common myths about one's mind; the magic of e-textiles, or ``soft`` circuits; saving professional soccer stars from ACL injuries.
How engineers crash test sports gear like helmets; the neuroscience behind one's assumptions; a bioengineer shows how PCR tests work; a woman making nuclear fusion a reality.
How understanding math can make one better at golf; the tech that helps study fossils; using one's brain to help control emotions; a woman encouraging young girls to get creative with computer coding.
