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A home state celebration for Broadcom MASTERS winner
April 24, 2018
Alumni, Broadcom MASTERS
Justin Solomon is an assistant professor at MIT.
Music creates space for the best ideas
April 20, 2018
Alumni, Intel STS, Intel ISEF
Omobolade Odedoyin (left) conducts research on Alzheimer's disease at Amanda Lauer's (middle) lab at Johns Hopkins.
'The article was the catalyst': Inspired into research by Science News
April 17, 2018
Outreach & Equity, Science News
Panelists and attendees dressed up as Ms. Frizzle from <em>The Magic School Bus,</em> Rey from <em>Star Wars,</em> and Spiderwoman.
Brave New Girls: Women in STEM
April 13, 2018
Science News for Students, Science News
Tassilo Schwarz was invited to give a keynote speech in Shanghai, China.
'Countries have political borders — science doesn't'
April 11, 2018
Alumni, Intel ISEF
Michelle Wyatt's students love STEM.
University-level equipment opens new doors for high school students in DC and SC
April 9, 2018
Outreach & Equity
Nina Schor (center) speaks to Science Talent Search finalists in 2001.
Neurologist relishes the combination of art and science
April 6, 2018
Alumni, Westinghouse STS
Ike Swetlitz is a scientist who had a passion for journalism.
Colliding passions: A scientist’s journey from lab to newsroom
April 5, 2018
Alumni, Intel STS
How robot kits, an electronic scale and a wind tunnel are helping three rural schools engage students in scientific research
April 4, 2018
Outreach & Equity

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