What if indigenous science were part of the science curriculum?
Anthropologist Dr Darren Ranco is working on a project that blends Indigenous knowledge and Western science, attracting more Indigenous students into STEM
“Building a high-quality STEM workforce is critical to the US Department of Energy’s mission success, as well as to the nation”
“We need all hands on deck to tackle climate change,” says AnneMarie Horowitz of the US Department of Energy’s STEM Rising, a free STEM learning resource
Meet the teenager investigating plastic-eating enzymes
Meet Kreesha Saha! She is 16 years old and researching plastic-eating enzymes with Professor Clark Gedney at Purdue University.
Tales from the European Geosciences Conference
Hannah Rogers, a geophyisics PhD student at the University of Edinburgh, talks to us about her experience […]
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In our latest article and Activity sheet we explore the work Dr Nick Flynn does in supporting low income students to become #STEM Stars and his career in #Biochemistry!
https://futurumcareers.com/how-to-help-students-reach-their-stem-potential
Dr Nick Flynn, of @wtamu, highlights some of the challenges future scientists will face – and just how rewarding it will be.
#stemeducation #scholarshipsinstem #chemistry #biochemistry #biology #physics
https://futurumcareers.com/how-to-help-students-reach-their-stem-potential
A lower income can make the student experience much more challenging, leading to greater drop-out rates + higher levels of student dissatisfaction. Dr Flynn, @wtamu, wants to address this...
https://futurumcareers.com/how-to-help-students-reach-their-stem-potential
Our STEM Education Outreach Center is where our team lights up young minds with their love of science. https://bit.ly/2Q5Rxzn
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