NSF Science Now

In this week’s episode, we explore 3D technology to look inside capillaries; we learn about a new species of dinosaur with a heart-shaped tail, and finally, we examine a new kind of thinking cap for online learning. Check it out!

In episode 61 of NSF Science Now, we test a new breed of drones that can navigate without GPS; we explore changing terrain with shapeshifting autonomous robots, and finally, we examine a new 3D bioprinting technique that could someday create artificial blood vessels and organ tissue. Check it out!

In this week’s episode, we examine an engineering breakthrough in Type 1 diabetes that could help dogs and humans alike; targeted reading programs that re-wire the brains reading circuitry, and finally, we explore hidden ice history discovered beneath the West Antarctic Ice Sheet. Check it out!

In this week’s episode, we explore using virtual reality for memory recall; teenage emotion overload,; and finally, we examine the role dopamine plays in forming episodic memories. Check it out!

In this week’s episode, we learn about new technology for the blind; a newly engineered yeast, and we explore the oceans with Mantis cam. Check it out!

In this week's episode, we learn how infants retain information; how loud noise can affect birds; the underpinnings of snake locomotion and, finally, the existence of a hitherto unknown ancient Native American population. Check it out!

In this week's episode, we discover why some bumble bees are in peril; that some of the earliest primates were adept leapers; we explore a new technique that can print drugs and finally, we learn about a new app capable of detecting concussions right on the sideline. Check it out!

In this week’s episode, we discover a new species of titanosaurian dinosaur, how airline boarding procedures might be making you sick, we explore a compact mass spectrometer for

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