What do telephones, microwaves, anesthesia, and vaccines have in common? They were all world-changing scientific inventions developed right here in Boston or Cambridge! In this
It’s no surprise that computer science is one of the fastest-growing professions within the STEM fields today. And, on average, computer science grads have among
Is your middle schooler a tech-enthusiast? Are they drawn to science or engineering? Do you think they might want to pursue a STEM degree in
I want to make you aware of an awards program open to 9-12 grade women, genderqueer, or non-binary students for their computing-related achievements and interests.
For teens curious about robotics or interested in building their skills, a popular international robotics program will be expanding its presence in Massachusetts in the
Today’s article is a bit different from most of my posts. It’s intended for women who have taken a career break, often to raise kids
I am delighted to report that The Science Behind Pixar exhibit is back at the Museum of Science in Boston! My daughters and I attended
Sponsored by BostonTechMom, the 2019 Boston STEM Fair in Lexington, MA gave families a showcase of local organizations that offered innovative STEM programs for children
Amazon has introduced the Future Engineer program, a $50M initiative to increase access and affordability to computer science education for children from underserved and underrepresented
Get ready because it’s time for the Hour of CodeTM 2018 and there is a large number of new coding activities available! The ‘Hour of Code’ is a
