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Vermont Public Television often partners with area museums and science/technology centers to provide unique opportunities for engaging conversations with scientists. Hear directly from experts throughout the region about their work in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Enjoy informal and lively discussions about emerging scientific research and its impact on our communities. Watch previously-recorded discussions, and check here for upcoming events that you might like to attend in person.

The Next Frontier: VT in Space

Cafe Scientifique at ECHO

With a grant from the Vermont Space Grant Consortium, a part of the NASA Space Grant program, a group of students from four Vermont colleges and universities, are making significant contributions to the development of the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) workforce by developing a CubeSat, a new space technology.


Measuring Happiness

Cafe Scientifique at ECHO

Is the English language biased to encourage pro-social behavior? How can we use social media like Facebook and Twitter to measure happiness?


Creationism in the Science Classroom?

Cafe Scientifique at ECHO

The principles of evolution inform much of the teaching and research in biology at the college level. However, some people are strongly opposed to the teaching of evolution in public schools. What is your take on this topic?


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Echo Lake Aquarium and Science Center

ECHO Lake Aquarium and Science Center is a 28,500 square foot, award-winning LEED facility. Founded in 2003, ECHO welcomes more than 150,000 visitors annually with interactive exhibits and science education programs that include over 70 species of fish, amphibians, invertebrates, and reptiles; and more than 100 interactive experiences.
 
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