Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Science fairs and competitions were the norm for Vinicia Kim, who grew up in Guam with a deep passion for science, technology, ...

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Sarah Cole of Boise State, alumni of the SULI internship program, is shown assembling batteries inside an argon glovebox at the SLAC-Stanford Battery Center. WASHINGTON, DC – As the nation continues ...

GSK's Science in the Summer offers free, week-long science programs for grade schoolers and middle schoolers at dozens of locations across the region each summer. Registration begins in just a couple ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — It was a summer of fun and hard work for students who gathered at Staten Island Technical High School to work with industry professionals to create hands-on projects that address ...

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One day at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts this past summer, fifth-year combined-degree student Clara Davis took a box of 10,000 photos of legs from her locker and laid them out like a mosaic on ...

Science fairs and competitions were the norm for Vinicia Kim, who grew up in Guam with a deep passion for science, technology, engineering and math. But as she advanced to high school, the U.S.