Sheryl Grace, one of the main organizers of the BU Downlink with Alum Bob Hines aboard the International Space Station, holding rocks from Mars and Moon on loan from the Maine Mineral and Gem Museum. Watch downlink here:
https://t.co/rwz4NQqo5p
Learn about the growing field of AI at AI4ALL@BU in person from July 25-August 12th. Female identifying students who are currently sophomores and juniors and live and attend school in MA are invited to apply at https://t.co/pWdNS8jr0m
Register for @qmunitytech Vision, a virtual tech conference built for students on February 6-7. Learn about emerging technologies like AI, blockchain, and quantum computing from leaders and researchers at various tech companies. Free!
https://t.co/YefH57gzlk
A 2020 Technovation Girls team, "Team One," recognized the issues in the way companies store and handle user #data. They created a solution: an app that informs users of the risks with downloading an app and reports data breaches. 🔐👏
Learn how the app works!👇 #DataPrivacyDay
Girl Code is hosting their very LAST Speaker, Gillian Maxwell!
Don’t miss out and come listen to her share her experience as a Recruiter for Uber!🤍
#BostonGirlsSTEM#girlsintech#girlsinstem#girlcode
Recognizing patterns helps kids build basic math skills. What can your child learn this week? Explore this collection, which features activities, games and more designed to teach kids to understand, identify and create patterns. https://t.co/UAuZuLVlln
@GirlsWhoCode Summer Immersion Program application is officially LIVE! 🎉
In this program you will find coding lessons, partner events, and office hours with staff right to your living room because for the second year in a row, they are going virtual. https://t.co/ddy6EEkzMQ
Scientists discover slimy microbes that may help keep coral reefs healthy: The bacteria scrub out nitrogen, potentially defending against certain nutrient overloads. https://t.co/NC3kL2zDpG
UPDATE: Dr. Stephanie Brenman ’09 – An @MIT Engineer on the COVID-19 Frontline in Los Angeles
A former member of the soccer, @mitwlax, and ice hockey teams, learn about her experience as an emergency medicine physician in her own words: https://t.co/fNSPp7rRIO
Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day Virtual and other Free Online STEM Programs for Grades 3-5
🔺Feb. 15-16
🔺 Hands-on
🔺activities led by WPI undergraduate mentors
🔺Hosted by Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Registration: https://t.co/5B063wnjJq
Call for entries! The 2021 Cambridge Science Festival is looking for STEAM projects and activities to join April's month-long showcase and celebration.
@CambSciFest #CambSciFest
Learn more + share/submit your ideas here: https://t.co/PgSIhNi8Pu
This month’s #MovieNight features Hidden Figures (2016). Join us with @NASA engineer Janelle Wellons and @MIT_CSAIL researcher Marlyse Reevesour as we watch, discuss, and react to the film. Jan 22, 7PM: https://t.co/j9SiG8lZfo
Holly Jackson doesn’t think of herself as an astronomer, but her work has contributed to some of the most startling and original research in the field this century. https://t.co/Mc7xWilzts
This week’s Virtual Idea Hub, engineer your own cardboard automata as we explore kinetic sculptures, mechanisms, and movement. Join us Thurs, Jan 14 at 4PM: https://t.co/fpxmoQkLYT
Design a (circuit) board game, program a microcontroller, and test your creations during our hands-on museum course for families.
Register by Jan 25 to have supplies shipped to your home and receive access to live sessions Feb 1, 10, 17: https://t.co/XYD4YugRz3
@MITMuseum Virtual Idea Hub Making and Tinkering Programs (FREE)
Kinetic Sculptures: Linkages
Using recyclables, build moving mechanisms and link them together to create your own unique sculpture.
Thursday, 1/21 at 4:00 pm, Register:
https://t.co/BnnPiEKTZ4