Join College of the Canyons Canyon Country Campus Friday, March 19, from noon to 1:30 p.m., as it presents a virtual discussion on the impacts of chemistry from cures and beyond.
Learn how gene editing (CRISPR Technology) is used to develop precision medicine for cures, and then look to the skies as you learn about the chemistry of solar, cold fusion, and outer space.
This event is free and open to the public.
Invitation open to teachers and their students/discussion can be offered as extra credit.
FLEX Credit is available.
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Hart District Robotics Team Perseveres In Virtual Competition Amid COVID-19
The Project 691 Robotics Team in the William S. Hart Union High School District has continued to challenge and build the skills of their team despite the obstacles presented to them during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Project 691 Robotics Team is a robotics team that encompasses high school students from all over the Santa Clarita Valley. The program gives students opportunities to experience real-world engineering through competitive robotics with annual competitions, team officials said.
With the unpredictable shakeup of COVID-19, Project 691 has had to make some necessary adjustments.
“We’re on a wild ride; it’s been a vast change,” said Connor Miller, a student at Academy of the Canyons who has been a part of the 691 team since his freshman year. “It’s a completely different forte now. I think students who return to in-person robotics after this virtual year are going to be shell-shocked.”