Northern Public Radio: WNIJ and WNIU
The Sound of Science
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Like a cyclone of knowledge, NIU STEAM touches down on the scene to demystify whether or not weather can alter this human condition.
Our very own STEAM squad from NIU clean up the facts surrounding ecological solutions for personal hygene.
Our team from NIU STEAM fetch the facts about sun dogs.
Our very own NIU Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics (STEAM) duo spring into action to talk about the Vernal Equinox.
NIU Sound of Science team discuss how artificial intelligence could be used to forecast aurora activity.
The NIU STEAM team answer cosmic questions about the upcoming Solar Eclipse on April 8th, 2024.
The Sound of Science crew educate us on women in innovation in honor of National Women's Month.
The NIU STEAM Sound of Science team unearth the facts about leap years.
NIU STEAM explores which African American inventors help us live our daily lives easier.
NIU STEAM answers a listener's question: "Who are considered to be African American Pioneers in the area of Cardiovascular Medicine?"
The NIU STEAM Sound of Science lab takes a journey to the center of the heart.
The Sound of Science crew shed some light on the origins of the groundhog's shadow.
The Sound of Science team explores how fish breathe.
We learn some ways you can get past the flu season without getting sick.
The Sound of Science teams tells us about the environmental impact of fireworks.
The Sound of Science team explains how the perfect snowman depends on moisture.
The Sound of Science team talks about some of the recent advancements and uses of AI.
The Sound of Science tells us what is fact and what is myth about Daylight Savings Time
We celebrate Thanksgiving by learning about the effects of tryptophan.
The Sound of Science team tells us what exactly makes skunks so smelly.
Learn what could happen if we suddenly hit the brakes on the Earth's rotation.
The Sound of Science teams looks at how much physical space all of those gigabytes actually take up.
We conclude our short series on the steelpan drum by learning how the instrument is tuned.
The team continues to explore the science behind the steelpan.
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