"Normally, high school students aren't given the opportunity to work in a lab because it is a huge responsibility.” - Eugene Wang, an Arizona high school student, and one of this year’s participants in the University of Arizona’s Keep Engaging Youth in Science (KEYS) internship program. For 10...
The expanding scope and growing number of tools used for neuroscience is moving beyond what is taught in traditional graduate programs, say leaders in American neuroscience education, funding, and policy. Researchers call for reinvestment in neuroscience graduate and postgraduate training to meet the challenges of...
Researchers from MIT demonstrated an untethered miniature origami robot that self-folds, walks, swims, and degrades. From a flat sheet with a magnet on it, this robot folds itself up in seconds, is immediately ready to zip around on land or water driven by magnetic fields....
The United States does not have an official national language, but did you know that there is an official language of STEMM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Medicine)? As a matter of fact, English has been the leading language of scientific communication since the 20th...
