Fascinated by the word “biomass,” a seventh-grader in Texas made algae produce 77% more biofuel oils in just five days with a simple vitamin-and-salt experiment

In an innovative study, a budding student fascinated by the word 'biomass' delved into the promising world of algae as a ...

Meet Arya Hirsave: The Texas seventh-grader who found a way to make algae produce 77% more oil in five days

In an inspiring endeavor, seventh-grader Arya Hirsave embarked on a project focused on utilising algae to create renewable ...

Mark Rober’s new CrunchLabs mysteries turn reading into a hands-on STEM adventure

The CrunchLabs Mysteries book series by scientist and inventor Mark Rober combines illustrated detective adventures to inspire the young minds and boost their problem-solving skills.

'A great feeling': Sealey Elementary marks first day with an A grade

The Sealey Elementary School community took part in the annual milestone of thousands in Leon County beginning the new school ...
Edutopia

4 Ways to Encourage Great Questions in the Science Classroom

Here’s how a middle school teacher guides students to proactively ask and answer questions like ‘why does that happen?’ ...
The White House

Trump Administration Announces More Than $5 Billion for the Genesis Mission, a National Mission on AI for Science

WASHINGTON, DC — Today, Assistant to the President and Director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy Michael Kratsios unveiled more than $5 billion in Federal commitments ...
Polygon

Twenty years later, the weirdest FF7 game is still one of Square Enix’s boldest experiments

The mid-2000s were an incredibly strange time for Final Fantasy 7. Before cinematic universes became media’s favorite business model, Square Enix was experimenting with expanding one of gaming's most ...