- 6 Things Successful Women in STEM Have in Common
- building relationships with others increases trust, leading to buy-in and results. In our research, we find that successful women invest deeply in peer networks
- Underwater acoustic ground cloak designed: Researchers engineer material with properties not typically found in nature, concealing object from sound waves — ScienceDaily
- Researchers are taking the introductory steps to make acoustic ground cloaks. These materials redirect approaching waves around an object without scattering the wave energy, concealing the object
- Neglected atom has top properties for atomic clocks: Researchers propose that lutetium clocks could outperform today’s timekeepers — ScienceDaily
- “n atom that could allow us to build better atomic clocks. the CQT team report in Nature Communications that a previously neglected element — lutetium — could improve on today’s best
- Heat and sound wave interactions in solids could run engines, refrigerators — ScienceDaily
- A solid can serve as a medium for heat and sound wave interactions just like a fluid does for thermoacoustic engines and refrigerators — resulting in leak-free machines that can stay operating
- Hard-to-burn ‘smart’ wallpaper even triggers alarms | Science News for Students
- Embedded nanowires respond to heat in a way that can turn on buzzers and warning lights Wallpaper can give a room pizzazz and personality that a simple paint job won’t achieve
- An ancient plant inspires a new lab tool | Science News for Students
- Gravity pulls downward on the liquid droplet. Surface tension is a measure of the attraction a liquid’s molecules have for each other. This tension helps hold the droplet together
- Learn to Teach Engineering: PD options for PK-12 Educators
- Engineering has been commonly seen as the advanced application of math and science to solve problems, rather than a design process that utilizes research, creativity, social consciousness
- FIRST Robotics Championship Makes Strides in Diversity | STEM Solutions | US News
- the Harlem Knights competed with the guidance and support of two mentors: Chelsey Roebuck and Jessica Adjei. Half of the 60-member Harlem Knights team was female students
- ENGINEERING.com | Information & Inspiration for Engineers
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- STEAM Up Learning Outdoors! 15+ Ideas to Try Now or this Summer! – Teacher Reboot Camp
- Engineering Design Process Students collaborate in small groups to invent rides for a future amusement park, construct a course for an art history mini-golf course, or design playground equipment
- Engineered polymer membranes could be new option for water treatment — ScienceDaily
- The world’s freshwater resources are in short supply. According to the United Nations, water scarcity affects an estimated 1.9 billion people and 2.1 billion people live with drinking water ser..
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