Notice any emergency vehicles painted bright yellow? Can you turn off pain in the brain? Who was responsible for discovering the first coronavirus? All this and more in our final episode of the season.
Corn cups, bioluminescent plants, MIT cooking classes, Burning Man & refusing to be defined by one label: Welcome to Scirens Show Episode 11!
Let us know in the comments how you’re passing your pandemic year.
How can you tell where your body is in space when your eyes are closed? Where’s the line between collaboration and stealing ideas when developing new technologies? What happened when an octopus met Molly? And of course, robots! Welcome to Episode 10 of Scirens Show.
What are you thinking about this summer? Let us know in the comments!
From the start, Scirens has had a commitment to diversity and inclusion – it’s one of our core values – and we also believe in being life-long learners. Today we bring you three stories of women of color in STEM: Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, Gladys West, and Tracy Drain.
How has the social justice call to action inspired you? Tell us in the comments!
Episode 8’s conversation ranges from magnetically charged nanoparticles to the pros and cons of giving up our data, from the HPA axis to the Age of Anxiety, from banana leaf packaging in Vietnam to an innovative coding school in the Bay Area. Oh, and there’s a DEVS easter egg and a loose dog! Not sure what some of these things are? Neither were we until we started chatting.
These are our stories–what are yours? Tell us in the comments!