The United States Economic & Statistics Administration recently came out with a report on the gender gap in STEM. It’s a pretty short report, and a easy read, but filled with lots of important information. More »
A Gender Gap to Innovation (Report)
September 14th, 2011 by Noah Clark
BEST Robotics
September 5th, 2011 by Noah Clark
Boosting Engineering Science and Technology, know as BEST, is a national and internationally known program for middle and high school students to build robots. More »
Biomedical Engineering Junior Fellow Program
September 3rd, 2011 by Rich Feller
STEM Colleagues at Colorado State University have created a “Junior Fellows” model to get HS students to work on their own integrated biology project.
12 Best HS for STEM Education
September 3rd, 2011 by Rich Feller
Mesmerized by recent visit to Wheeling HS in Illinois, I add it to a list of the Best High Schools for STEM Education and a Compendium of Best Practice K-12 STEM Ed programs.
Into Robotics from Computer Science Social Network
September 3rd, 2011 by Rich Feller
Carnegie Mellon develops tool to enable kids to program robots in a game-like environment. Download free version of the Robot Virtual World programming software for home or school use. Test your robots in the virtual world and then use the exact same code to program real robots. http://www.cs2n.org
Win Free Space Prizes
August 29th, 2011 by Noah Clark
Space Collition is having a Twitter contest that could get you an autographed poster by STS-1 Pilot, Robert “Bob” Crippen. More »
60 Second Science
August 6th, 2011 by Noah Clark
This website provides people with free 60 second video clips about science, that aims at providing the audience with bite-size, consume-in-one-minute pieces of scientific coverage.
Stanford Offers Free Online Artificial Intelligence Course
August 2nd, 2011 by Noah Clark
Want to learn some AI? Stanford is offering an online course that you can enroll in. Watch this video for more information, and visit their website for more details.
