STEM Students Show Off 3-D Printer, Virtual Reality Machine to Area Administrators.
In the basement of an 85-year old building in a room with lab tables discarded by another institution, Meyers High School ninth-grade student Kenny Macko talks about fractal antenna design — manufactured with a 3-D printer — that picks up more over-the air channels than some store-bought models. To read the full story, click here!
Posted: Monday, April 6, 2015