SciTech Now
February 1, 2017
Special | 28m 59sVideo has Closed Captions
Arch Reactor hackerspace, “HotWheelz” racecar, hornless cattle, Green House Venture.
An old building in South St. Louis is the home of the Arch Reactor hackerspace. Female engineering students have built a hybrid racecar called “HotWheelz.” What looks like a very odd roller skate is helping stroke vicitms. Genetic engineering might give dairy farmers and ranchers hornless cattle. Green House Venture aims to be a new kind of hands-on science center for elementary school students.
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SciTech Now is a local public television program presented by Nine PBS
SciTech Now
February 1, 2017
Special | 28m 59sVideo has Closed Captions
An old building in South St. Louis is the home of the Arch Reactor hackerspace. Female engineering students have built a hybrid racecar called “HotWheelz.” What looks like a very odd roller skate is helping stroke vicitms. Genetic engineering might give dairy farmers and ranchers hornless cattle. Green House Venture aims to be a new kind of hands-on science center for elementary school students.
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