A seventh-grader in California tested whether low-frequency sound could raise water output from air. The result earned him a place in the 2026 Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge.

A group of Palo Alto High School students recently published a picture book — “The Brave Fuzzy” — that is geared toward getting young children excited for science.

In this quick science video, I show you how to turn a simple sink, some markers, and paper towels into a colorful experiment.

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Yves Bolloré say faith and reason are not in opposition. (photo: Palomar Books / Palomar ) A book that integrates philosophy, ...

Yes, you are an artist, and yes, you can start making art. Here’s what the experts say about fostering creativity and getting back in touch with the artist you have inside just waiting to get out.

The Maryland Stem Cell Research Commission announced over $4.8 million in awards on September 29, 2026 through the Maryland ...

At least once a month, Rita Leary incorporates food into a science lesson at Ashburn Community Elementary School. On a recent ...

Former educators Lindsey MacWha and Jennifer Corron share how they grew their pandemic project into a full-time venture.

Associate Professor of Food, Nutrition, and Dietetics Dr. Erol Sozen received a CAST Innovation Grant for his project, “Integrating Espresso Science into Applied Food and Beverage Instruction.” ...

Spread the loveData science is no longer just a buzzword; it’s a fundamental component of decision-making across industries. With the increasing amount of data available, mastering how to analyze and ...