One late summer day at Aurora BayCare Clinic, in a sea of waist-long ponytails, bright blue shirts and candy bags, you could catch a glimpse of something a little more grown-up.
A robotic arm, moving tiny rings from one peg to another. An ultrasound, looking at hearts and lungs. Clementine oranges, covered in sutures.
With cow eyeballs and robots, this girls-only group is making STEM fun – Green Bay Press-Gazette
By: SUDO
July 30, 2026
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