Young scientists
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Young scientists
Kids around the globe tackle challenges through science and innovation.
How does it feel to create something that may change the world? The Stream hosts an amazing group of scientists who’ve done just that. One developed a more accurate, less invasive way to diagnose breast cancer. Others created a new form of hydroponic farming and a way to display real 3D images. What’s the catch? All the inventors are teenagers.
In this episode of The Stream, we speak to:
Albert Yu-Min Lin @exploreralbert
National Geographic Explorer
albertyuminlin.com
Aleta Margolis @InspireTeach
Founder, Center for Inspired Teaching
inspiredteaching.org
Joining us on Google+:
Brittany Wenger: project
U.S. young scientist
Melvin Zammit: project
Maltin student inventor
Raghavendra Ramachanderan: project
Indian student scientist
Titus Mandla Sithole
Teacher from Swaziland
What do you think? How can young students be challenged and encouraged to innovate and create? Leave your comment below or record a 30-second video comment for the show.
Monday: Ableism is discrimination against people with disabilities. What are some ways people can combat ableism? Record a video for the show.

