Drexel engineering professor Youngmoo Kim goes to the opera. Art collective Little Berlin explores the lines between reality and virtual reality. And some engineers make music with plants.
Those are a few of the many ways Philly’s arts scene is doing technology. Or is it vice versa?
I discussed that topic with Technical.ly Brooklyn reporter Brady Dale and Technical.ly editorial director Chris Wink on this month’s podcast, which digs into STEAM (science, tech, engineering, arts and math).
And, most importantly, let us know what you think: What would you like to hear on future episodes of the Technical.ly Podcast?
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