Australian Science Reflection
For as long as I can remember, I have wanted to travel to the land down under. I remember that my frequent response to the question “what do you want to do today?” was always “fly to Australia.”...
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Ada Lovelace Day: celebrating women in science, technology, engineering and...
In the 1800s, Ada Lovelace, an English mathematician, worked with inventor Charles Babbage on a plan for an “analytical engine.” Though the device was never actually made, it is considered the first...
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Weekly Science Picks
With the exponential growth of scientific research, there were a plethora of articles which could have been reported this week. A few that caught my attention are listed below. A Future of Genetically...
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Science Expo: Enrich, Empower, Explore
Students interact with enrichment exhibitors at Science Expo 2013: Derive and Integrate. The Science Expo Youth Empowerment Group (SEYEG) is a student run, non-profit organization which aims to connect...
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Intel International Science and Engineering Fair 2013
As a five-time alumnus of the Canada-Wide Science Fair, I believed I had a thorough understanding of young scientists and their capabilities. However, my previous STEM experiences could not prepare me...
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