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Kanesh Lohano explains facial bones to his daughter Ritika during a Science Fair at Pennsylvania College of Technology on Thursday. Local businesses and organizations joined with school and college affiliates to highlight science, technology, engineering and math to elementary school students and their families.
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Kanesh Lohano explains facial bones to his daughter Ritika during a Science Fair at Pennsylvania College of Technology on Thursday. Local businesses and organizations joined with school and college affiliates to highlight science, technology, engineering and math to elementary school students and their families.
RALPH WILSON/Sun-Gazette Correspondent Kanesh Lohano explains facial bones to his daughter Ritika during a Science Fair at Pennsylvania College of Technology on Thursday. Local businesses and organizations joined with school and college affiliates to highlight science, technology, engineering and math to elementary school students and their families.
RALPH WILSON/Sun-Gazette Correspondent
Members of the VEX Robotics team at Loyalsock Township Middle School share their knowledge of the homemade robots they built during a Science Fair at Pennsylvania College of Technology on Thursday. Local businesses and organizations joined with school and college affiliates to highlight science, technology, engineering and math to elementary school students and their families.
RALPH WILSON/Sun-Gazette Correspondent Members of the VEX Robotics team at Loyalsock Township Middle School share their knowledge of the homemade robots they built during a Science Fair at Pennsylvania College of Technology on Thursday. Local businesses and organizations joined with school and college affiliates to highlight science, technology, engineering and math to elementary school students and their families.
RALPH WILSON/Sun-Gazette Correspondent
Emerging from a virtual reality hospital room, Karis Wooster checked a patient's pulse, breathing and heart beats during a Science Fair at Pennsylvania College of Technology on Thursday. Local businesses and organizations joined with school and college affiliates to highlight science, technology, engineering and math to elementary school students and their families.
RALPH WILSON/Sun-Gazette Correspondent Emerging from a virtual reality hospital room, Karis Wooster checked a patient’s pulse, breathing and heart beats during a Science Fair at Pennsylvania College of Technology on Thursday. Local businesses and organizations joined with school and college affiliates to highlight science, technology, engineering and math to elementary school students and their families.
Local businesses and organizations joined with school and college affiliates to highlight science, technology, engineering and math to elementary school students and their families.
