25. The Continuation of Science

from Green Wave Radio · host Hayden Kim

Quarantine Episode 4:The current COVID-19 pandemic shut down most science fairs, many people who had already worked on their projects had nowhere to display their work. But, Will Li '21 had something to say about that and arranged an online Science Fair complete with sponsors and prizes. Among these prize winners, Travis Ehrenberg '22, shares his experience working under these conditions.

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Quarantine Episode 4: The current COVID-19 pandemic shut down most science fairs, many people who had already worked on their projects had nowhere to display their work. But, Will Li '21 had something to say about that and arranged an online Science Fair complete with sponsors and prizes. Among these prize winners, Travis Ehrenberg '22, shares his experience working under these conditions.

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