Science cafés for teens planned

VERMONT -The winter to spring series of VTeen 4-H Science Pathways Cafés will feature a diverse range of topics from new cancer therapies to quantum computers and aquaponics. Several will be held virtually, beginning Tuesday, January 11. Teens are encouraged to mark their calendars now so they don’t miss out on the fun.
University of Vermont Extension 4-H sponsors these cafés to encourage students in grades seven to 12 to explore new and cutting-edge ideas in science and technology, with the help of experts. The cafés are organized and facilitated by a leadership team of teens.
Virtual cafés take place on Tuesdays from 7 to 8 pm and will have closed captioning. Recordings of all teen science cafés will be available. Advance registration is required for each café. Go to www.uvm.edu/extension/youth/announcements for details and deadlines.

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