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

How Much Do You Know About Climate History? pbs.org/wnet/peril-and…

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

There's a lot to learn about evolution and genetic diversity from rats🐀  bit.ly/2FecfS3

What's the most important thing to do to your on your device to keep it secure? Hear more: bit.ly/2E9pI12

#UTSA postdoctoral researcher Andrea Kelley discusses her new Alzheimer’s disease study with @ChrisDuel of @klrn’s @SciTechNow.

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

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

In this week's episode of SciTech in a Flash, explore what your bones may reveal about you: bit.ly/2Gp3Hco #SciTechNow

3D printing could one day save thousands of lives. Learn how: bit.ly/2FZevSo

How are warmer winters affecting our planet? Find out on SciTech in a Flash: bit.ly/2FWfkHG

How does the @whitneymuseum protect its priceless art from natural disaster? #NYCRising to.pbs.org/2G6si6y

Over the last few decades, an invasive crab native to Europe has been making its way to the west coast. bit.ly/2p0LgmZ

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

Meet the entrepreneur who is bringing cutting-edge solar power to New York City’s poorest neighborhoods. #NYCRising to.pbs.org/2GU4jq

These tiny creatures actually use their light to attract their prey. scitechnow.org/videos/makes-g…

Within sight of the famous New York skyline, you might see something unexpected: whales. scitechnow.org/videos/whales-…

The fast-growing, big leaf maple tree may offer a solution for sourcing wood for ethically-made instruments. scitechnow.org/podcast/#

This "Passive House" uses 85-90% less energy than regular houses. See how! #NYCRising to.pbs.org/2oghNWO

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