Watch S7, EP26: Preparing for Disasters, Paleontology and Preserving Paintings with Fubo
How creating disasters can help save lives; coding robots to play "Chopsticks"; learning about the tools in a paleontology field kit; Mina Porell and Dr. Rosie Grayburn teach about the science and technology used to analyze and conserve paintings.
How creating disasters can help save lives; coding robots to play "Chopsticks"; learning about the tools in a paleontology field kit; Mina Porell and Dr. Rosie Grayburn teach about the science and technology used to analyze and conserve paintings.
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