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Why is the sky blue? Is there any life beyond Earth? How will artificial intelligence change the world? Listen as we scour through answers and chat with experts. Don't forget to put on your thinking caps!

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Mia De La Rosa's Journey to Chemical Engineering at UC Berkeley | Women in STEM Episode 2

2025/07/23

In this episode, we interview Mia De La Rosa, an undergraduate student studying chemical engineering at UC Berkeley.

Women in STEM Episode 1: Tara Cacciamani

2024/04/14

Welcome to the first episode of the Women in STEM series! Today we are interviewing Tara Cacciamani, a chemistry teacher at Northgate High School. Make sure to check out our new blog page in the description to get updates about new episodes and STEM news. https://stem4herorg.wordpress.com

Introducing our New Series: Women in STEM!

2024/04/13

Welcome to the new series of our podcast: Women in STEM! Every episode will feature a woman in STEM who will share their journey navigating through their career and inspire students to explore STEM. Make sure to subscribe to our blog for updates and STEM news! ⁠https://stem4herorg.wordpress.com

How ChatGPT Works and the Way it Will Impact Our Future

2023/05/13

ChatGPT is taking over our lives. It can perform tasks like writing poems and drafting emails. As it is becoming more powerful, many questions are being raised. Will ChatGPT limit creativity? Take over jobs? In this episode, we dive into how ChatGPT works and what the future will look like with it with Dr. Zhuwei Qin, an Assistant Professor of Computer Engineering at San Francisco State University.

Woolly Mammoth Meatballs

2023/05/02

Meat production contributes to a large amount of greenhouse gasses and many do not view it to be ethical, which is why people are turning to cultured meat. In this episode, we will dive into a new product: meatballs made from woolly mammoth DNA.