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More than 100 students from the Wright State University and their families met in the Student Union Atrium to celebrate an important step: end their first…

Having grown up as a self -proclaimed “scientific nerd” in a small eastern town in Washington, Gary Foss’s career in aerospace engineering took off as a…

TOday, it’s not hyperbolic to think that the global advantage of America in science ends, the product of a multitude of aggressive attacks of the federal…

Blue Origin’s crewBlue Origin / Zuma Press Wire / Shutterstock More than a decade ago, I sat in my living room with a pile of Nerds,…

A team of Hopkins Middle School students from Fremont won first place in the National Science Bowl. It was a redemption for the team that arrived…

Growing up, Sara Blick-Nitko says that she “did not see any models” that were deaf working in science. Now, she tells students – here, on stage…

10TV.comcosi Science Festival offers practical events for the Childrencosi Science Festival offers practical events for children. The event begins on April 30 and ends on May…

I T started as a fantasy, then as a promise – inspired by biology and animated by the ideas of physicists – and grew up to…

The reduction in federal funding for scientific research could lead to long -term economic damage equivalent to a major recession, according to a new study by…

Seeing a child curled up with a book while he learns independently of reading the words and finding the meaning in a story is a comforting…