Atlee H.S. Hosts State Robotics Championship
Nine of the region’s best high school and middle school robotics teams won places to compete at the world’s premier international robotics tournament this spring
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Hollar's Encyclopedic Eye Exhibition at the VMFA Explores the Intersection of Art and Science
If you are looking to explore both art and science this weekend, you should definitely check out the new exhibition at the VMFA. "Hollar's Encyclopedic Eye: Prints from the Frank Raysor Collection" features over 200 etchings inspired by mid 17th century European landscapes, insects, historic events and people and were created by one of the most prolific printmakers of the Baroque period,
The Swamp: An Informal Evening of Environmental Film, Science and Discussion
Join us at the Community Idea Stations for an evening of film and conversation about one of nature’s most mysterious and unique ecosystems - the Florida Everglades.
How Will Nanotechnology Help Farmers Grow Their Crops?
People often think of nanotechnology as futuristic and abstract, not something out in a field helping farmers care for their crops and the environment.
Genetic Causes Sought In Rare Infant Disease
Few parents will ever hear that their child has a birth defect called craniosynostosis, but for those who do, the diagnosis can be devastating.
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