Educators Dive into STEM Experiments Led by Naval Academy Midshipmen
During a Bioengineering module, Midshipman 3rd-Class Emma Carlson (left) assists Felixberto Lazaro, Terese Falabella, and Amanda Mulder as they build a model of the lungs to examine Boyle’s Law,...
View ArticleHot Wheels Help Get #ForceoftheFuture Into STEM
By Katie Lange DoD News, Defense Media Activity Toy cars took center stage at a Military Child Education Coalition seminar in Washington, D.C., yesterday. While it was a good time for the kids...
View ArticleMeet the Scientists: Dr. Jim Rohr
Meet the Scientists is an Armed with Science segment highlighting the men and women working in the government realms of science, technology, research and development. The greatest minds working on the...
View ArticleMeet the Scientists: Dr. Katie Rainey
Meet the Scientists is an Armed with Science segment highlighting the men and women working in the government realms of science, technology, research and development. The greatest minds working on the...
View ArticleAnnouncing the Winners of the First-Ever White House 3D Printed Ornament...
The halls of the White House are decked out with festive holiday décor and the White House Christmas tree stands tall in the Blue Room. This year, innovative technologies like 3D printing are playing a...
View ArticleSight and Perspective
Have you ever had a moment in your life when someone, somewhere, told you that you weren’t up to snuff? That you weren’t good enough? That no matter what you do, you’ll never be what they were hoping...
View ArticleMath: The Key To Compiling Science Data
The exponential growth of diverse science data represents an unprecedented opportunity to make substantial advances in complex science and engineering, such as discovery of novel materials or drugs....
View ArticleUsing SCIENCE to Solve Real Navy Problems
Engineering students from 20 universities across the country gathered at Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) Carderock Division, May 19, to present research projects directly related to solving...
View ArticleSTEM: It’s the Little Things (That Go Beep)
The Commanding General of the Brigade Modernization Command, Brig. Gen. John W. Charlton, is leading by example when it comes to supporting the push of science and technology among middle and high...
View ArticleSTEM Powered by Robotics
The U.S. Army partnered with the Robotics Education Competition Foundation to support its VEX Robotics Competitions. Soldiers mentored students throughout the competition. The Army partners with...
View ArticleSTEM, High School & Navy Medicine
Learn, know, do. That’s the recipe for success when it comes to understanding, some say. For some students of Jacksonville High School, they’re experiencing that three-tiered principle as they learn...
View ArticleEngineering the Future
It is a long process for a ship or weapons system to go from concept to deployment, but it all starts in the mind of a naval engineer. (Graphic illustration by Jessica L. Tozer) Every ship starts as a...
View ArticleStart Your Engine, Roboboat!
In a race against one another and the clock, robotic boats are battling it out at the 6th International RoboBoat Competition, from July 8th through July 14th. (graphic illustration by Jessica L. Tozer)...
View ArticleThe Science Fair
This isn’t your average science fair. This is a science fair, U.S. Navy STEM-style. Video provided by the U.S. Navy YouTube channel With STEM-related fields (science, technology, engineering and math)...
View ArticleCoast Guard Robotics Competition
A U.S. Coast Guard base hosts a robots competition that is part of a DoD outreach program to get kids interested in science, technology, engineering and math. And what better way to encourage and...
View ArticleFostering STEM Interest With Robots
Everything is more interesting with robots, don’t you think? The U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command’s Edgewood Chemical Biological Center hosted a Mathematics with Robotics...
View ArticleSTEM Technovation For Women
Women’s History Month is in full swing, and the Office of Naval Research (ONR) is helping to meet the challenge of encouraging young women to become scientists. The Technovation Challenge — funded by...
View ArticleMath, Science Group Expands Advanced Placement In Military-connected Schools
Military-connected students are getting better access to advanced placement courses in public high schools and more support in those classes thanks to the efforts of a national nonprofit organization....
View ArticleMath And Science Summer Fun
Mason Payeur, 12, works on a robot during the Robotics Summer Day Camp at Wiesbaden High School, Germany. (Photo by Wendy Brown, USAG Wiesbaden) Alex Taylor went back to school this week geared up to...
View ArticleThe Math and Science of Seabees
Navy personnel are setting a positive example for young people in Yokosuka, Japan, by teaching the importance of science, technology, engineering and math as it relates to everyday life. How did they...
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