Carnegie Mellon University has launched a new collaboration with Ansys, a global company that produces software for engineering simulation.
The National Science Foundation recognized the Clemson team that created VEnvI, a program for middle school students that combines dance and computational concepts.
Funded by the Victor and William Fung Foundation, the makerspace will provide local resources and global connections for the MIT community.
According to the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation, a non-profit science and technology think tank, while there's a certain "groundswell of interest" in CS in the United States, it's still not enough to address the high demand for skilled workers among employers.
A team of three students from Saint Petersburg State University in Russia won first place in the 40th annual Association for Computing Machinery International Collegiate Programming Contest.
Response to the purchase was immediate and fierce, but Elsevier maintains it will keep SSRN's "freemium" model.
These four uses for social media in STEM courses focus on deepening student learning through better communication.
The National Institute for STEM Education has partnered with Chalk & Wire in an effort to improve assessment of STEM teachers as they seek certification.
Students from elementary school through community college will take part in the sixth annual C-STEM Day held by the University of California, Davis on May 21. The C-STEM Day events will take place at the UC Davis campus and at University High School in Irvine, CA.
The signals from radio-frequency identification tags can make physical objects interactive.