Microbiome Science to End Malnutrition, Brentwood Student Shines in Global Science Competition

Discover how microbiome science could revolutionize the fight against malnutrition. Also, meet Chetan Yenigalla, a talented high school student from Brentwood who becomes a semi-finalist in a global science competition. Plus, join us at UWL's Science Cafe to explore underwater acoustics and its role in combating invasive carp. And learn how Eastern Washington University is awarded over $500,000 in federal funding to train future science teachers.

Sources:
https://www.news-medical.net/news/20240914/Microbiome-science-could-revolutionize-fight-against-malnutrition.aspx
https://www.wsmv.com/2024/09/14/brentwood-student-becomes-semi-finalist-global-science-competition/
https://www.news8000.com/news/uwls-science-cafe-makes-science-accessible-to-all/article_ea5f0d80-7247-11ef-9655-2bca1ed5d1ed.html
https://www.krem.com/article/news/education/ewu/eastern-washington-university-awarded-over-500000-in-federal-funding-to-train-future-science-teachers/293-a19ddd27-46d0-4c52-9228-ac815a5151a0

Outline:
(00:00:00) Introduction
(00:00:40) Microbiome science could revolutionize fight against malnutrition
(00:03:33) Brentwood student becomes semi-finalist in global science competition
(00:06:48) UWL'S Science Cafe makes science accessible to all
(00:09:58) Eastern Washington University awarded over $500,000 in federal funding to train future science teachers