An excerpt from the 624/14 STEMCONNECTOR, below. I found the drop in computer science degrees for women both notable and disappointing. I wonder if it is connected to the growth of computer gaming and the large gender disparities associated with that. I read recently that game developers are trying to attract a more diverse user base. John
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RESET was one of over 500 organizations that participated in the USA Science and Engineering Festival on the National Mall this past weekend (10/23-10/24/10). Hundreds of children visited the ReSET booth to try
When Oscar Wiygul volunteers at Clopper Mill Elementary school in Gaithersburg, he believes he is filling a void that was missing in his own childhood. “If I had found science more relatable when I
From RESET Volunteer Rich Repplier: It’s not generally known, but two speakers can be connected together without any electronics or an energy source of any kind, and the result is a telephone. Whichever speaker
Rich Repplier says (in response to post below): August 10, 2015 at 8:44 pm I read Marjee Chmiel’s post “When Science Isn’t Fun.” My response is that what she’s talking about is fine for
I am a Microbiologist. There are three ways for a contagion to spread, by contact, by droplets or through the air. This novel coronavirus spreads through droplets. This means that the droplets fall to
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