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uri.edu > news > 2026 > 08 > uri-led-consortium-awarded-4-6-million-nsf-grant-to-expand-stem-education-and-workforce-opportunities

URI-led consortium awarded $4.6 million NSF grant to expand STEM education and workforce opportunities

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (213+ words) The grant, titled Collaborative Research: Advancing Pathways through a Multi-Institutional Consortium for Engineering Education and Workforce Development, will support efforts to recruit and retain talented students with financial need to pursue degrees in engineering and related fields. Through the initiative,…...

Popular Mechanics
popularmechanics.com > science > a73/49/0119 > oxford-physicist-could-finally-solve-quantum-gravity-mystery

An Oxford Physicist Discovered Particles Doing the Impossible. It Could Finally Solve the Quantum Gravity Mystery.

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (147+ words) And lead to an understanding of how gravity and quantum mechanics can play together in the same universe. But is that really what happens? However, Hawking’s logic suggests that as evaporation continues beyond this point, still further entanglement must be…...

Education Week
edweek.org > teaching-learning > opinion-what-should-science-education-look-like-10-years-from-now > 2026 > 08

What Should Science Education Look Like 10 Years From Now? (Opinion)

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (605+ words) A post I published last month considered the past 10 years of math instruction and what the next 10 might look like. Today, we’re doing the same thing with science. Stephen Fleenor, Ph.D., is the co-founder and CEO of Constructed Learning:…...

Physics World
physicsworld.com > a > ask-me-anything-kristian-dominek-barajas-im-able-to-take-a-really-complicated-problem-and-give-it-my-best-guess

Ask me anything: Kristian Dominek Barajas – ‘I’m able to take a really complicated problem and give it my best guess’ – Physics World

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (194+ words) Kristian Dominek Barajas is head of quantum theory at Oxford Ionics, an IonQ company Because I’m relatively new to the field, I often have to break difficult questions down into simpler ideas before I can grapple with them. That has…...

deixismagazine.org
deixismagazine.org > 2026 > 08 > the-things-we-do-for-mud

The things we do for mud - DEIXIS: Profiles in Computational Science

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (848+ words) Essay: Behind the science of how sediment settles. In February 2018, I was aboard a small research vessel named the Questuary in Suisun Bay, at the edge of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. Around midnight, a winter storm moved in. Waves kicked…...

Society for Science
societyforscience.org > blog > 2026-intel-education-outreach-day

Arizona students ignite STEM interests at Intel® Education Outreach Day

1+ mon, 2+ week ago   (445+ words) Regeneron ISEF, STEM Outreach The hall buzzed with curiosity as students from middle through high school explored a wide range of exhibits. From local zoo animals to a blowup planetarium to a Formula-1 racing simulator, students swarmed every corner of…...

BCTV
bctv.org > 07/20/2026 > providing-student-opportunities-2026-rotary-district-7430-stem-youth-explorers-academy

2026 Rotary District 7430 STEM Youth Explorers Academy

1+ mon, 3+ week ago   (151+ words) From Rotary District 7430 Pictured above: Building a model of a habitat where we could live on Mars. At the celebration dinner, Mars Habitat projects were displayed to parents and friends. The Celebration included comments from Dr. Laurie McMillan, Dean of…...

Space Daily
spacedaily.com > sd-in-early-1962-weeks-before-john-glenns-orbital-flight-a-nasa-mathematician-named-katherine-johnson-was-asked-to-recompute-by-hand-what-the-new-ibm-7090-had-already-calculated-because-glenn-had

In early 1962, weeks before John Glenn's orbital flight, a NASA mathematician named Katherine Johnson was asked to recompute by hand what the new IBM 7090 had already calculated, because Glenn had told mission planners he would not fly unless she p

1+ mon, 3+ week ago   (286+ words) Before John Glenn flew Friendship 7 into orbit in February 1962, he refused to trust the new IBM 7090's trajectory calculations until Katherine Johnson had verified them by hand. She worked the equations for a day and a half. The numbers matched....

The Gazette
thegazette.com > multimedia > photos > photo-gallery-collins-aerospace-hosts-community-stem-day > collection_f38ab9a5-5119-45f3-8c7c-e2fb3403cc6e.html

Photo Gallery: Collins Aerospace hosts Community STEM Day

1+ mon, 4+ week ago   (235+ words) From dunking their head into the water of the Iowa River to … Volunteer Leanne May (left) assists Teertha Patel, 9, put together a bicycle during Community STEM Day, a fair organized by Southeast Iowa STEM Region and Collins Aerospace, on Thursday,…...

Engineering.com
engineering.com > xometry-launches-foundation-for-stem-and-workforce-training

Xometry launches foundation for STEM and workforce training

2+ mon, 1+ week ago   (310+ words) Engineering.com The initiative commits $1 million annually to scholarships, grants and hands-on engineering programs with national partners. Xometry, Inc. announced the launch of the Xometry Foundation, its initiative dedicated to supporting STEM and manufacturing training programs that expand opportunity through…...