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The Future of Science and Technology

The Future of Science and Technology

​ Science and technology have always been closely intertwined, with advancements in one often leading to breakthroughs in the other. As we look towards the future, it’s clear that these fields will continue to shape our world in profound ways. From the development of new technologies to the exploration of outer space, here are some of the key areas that…

Advancements in Science and Technology: A Closer Look

Advancements in Science and Technology: A Closer Look

​ Science and technology have always been closely intertwined, with advancements in one often leading to breakthroughs in the other. In recent years, there have been significant developments in both fields that have had a major impact on our daily lives. From the construction of the Ford Environmental Science & Technology Building to the work being done at the Kelly…

Remembering Ann S. Bowers

​ We are deeply saddened to announce the passing of Ann S. Bowers. Ann passed away peacefully early Wednesday, January 24th, 2024 leaving a legacy of inspiration and generosity.  Dr. Penny Noyce, Chair of the STEM Next Opportunity Board, said, “It’s with great sadness that we announce the passing of our friend and co-founder of the Noyce Foundation, Ann Bowers….

NC STEM e-Update (Jan. 25, 2024)

​ NC STEM starts with you. Twice a month the NC STEM Center publishes an e-update on what’s happening in STEM education throughout North Carolina, and their latest edition is now available. View NC STEM e-Update in your browser by clicking here. Not receiving an e-update? Opt-in and subscribe at the NC STEM Center and get your personalized copy sent…

How can economists combat crime?

How can economists combat crime?

​ How can economists combat crime? Published: How can economists help police forces to better assign their police officers onto the streets, thereby providing a better service to the public? In the Policing and Crime Research Group at the London School of Economics and Political Science, UK, Professor Tom Kirchmaier and Dr Magdalena Domínguez are using approaches from the field…

Mazes in the STEM Lab

Mazes in the STEM Lab

​ Let’s get ready for Mazes Week in the STEM Lab! I try this project every year with different grades in the same week. Students love seeing all the different mazes created by other classes. It’s an exciting time as they trade mazes and try the paths. But the best part is trying an escape room before we build the…

Reflections from the National Indian Education Convention and Trade Show

​ A reflection on the National Indian Education Convention and Trade Show by leaders of the Indigenous STEM in Afterschool Project  Imagine walking into a convention packed with people buzzing with excitement about education and culture, surrounded by ribbon skirts and an energy you cannot put into words. That’s what it felt like at the National Indian Education Convention and…

Astronaut Training and the 4 C’s of STEM

Astronaut Training and the 4 C’s of STEM

​ Post by Michelle Bogden & Natasha Wilkerson January 22, 2024 Unleash Creativity, Communication, Collaboration, and Critical Thinking in your Students! Embark on a space adventure with your class! Challenge your students to complete astronaut training to collect all four badges: creativity, communication, collaboration, and critical thinking! Read more on how to build foundational STEM skills through engaging and hands-on…

International Day of Education: Everyone has a right to education

International Day of Education: Everyone has a right to education

​ International Day of Education: Everyone has a right to education Tweet Share 0 Skype Reddit +1 Pinterest 0 LinkedIn 0 Email Education is a human right – everyone has the right to learn. This year, the theme of the United Nation’s International Day of Education on 24th January is ‘learning for lasting peace’, highlighting the key role that education…