Why George Keyworth Thought Science Belonged in the White House
Reagan’s science advisor died this week; Keyworth supported efforts to improve engineering education and believed “white coats” are an essential part of the White House team
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42% of California’s STEM Workforce Hails From Outside the U.S.
Software engineering has highest share of foreign-born workers
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DIY Lego Robot Brings Lab Automation to Students
Stanford researchers design Lego robot kit so students can automate their chemistry experiments
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Why Isn’t the Tech Industry Doing Better on Diversity? It’s Google's and Facebook’s Fault
In a frank discussion about inclusion of women and minorities in the Silicon Valley workforce, tech executives and diversity experts say the “pipeline story” is a myth
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Want Girls Attracted to Tech? Put an "A" for "Art" in STEM
Two Bit Circus continues its push to move the conversation from STEM to STEAM
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Women Encourage Other Women to Lead and Discover Their Inner Entrepreneur
Women Entrepreneurs and Leaders Join Forces to Celebrate Women ’s Entrepreneurship Day in San Francisco
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The MiniMaker 3D Printer Wants to Be the EasyBake Oven of 3D Printing
XYZprinting hopes parents looking for a tech toy will reach for a $250 3D printer instead of a $300 video-game system
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Google Needs Two Cultures to Address Age Discrimination and Diversity
Google has built its culture to excite young men; it will need a split personality to truly embrace a broader workforce
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A World of Help for Women Software Engineers
A software engineer makes it easier for women in tech around the world to “find their tribe”
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Are Women Exiting Engineering Because Men Have All the Fun?
Study suggests that when engineers work in mixed-gender teams, women get the grunt work. Curriculum changes may be making it worse