STEM

Forget High School, Ahmed Can Bring His Clock To Space Camp

The U.S. Space & Rocket Center would be happy to have him, if he accepts.
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Mark Zuckerberg To Young Muslim Inventor: 'Keep Building'

The tech leader said Ahmed Mohamed's actions "should lead to applause, not arrest."
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Scientists Share Weirdly Wondrous Animals In Twitter #CuteOff

SO MANY THINGS TO SQUEE ABOUT!!!
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Amandla Stenberg On Science, Activism And Her Idols

The 16-year-old actress said that she's balancing being "the voice of a generation" and applying to college.
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We're Hiring Engineers All Wrong. Here's How HuffPost Evolved

But how do we know if they can code? This is the key anxiety a software organization faces when evaluating a potential hire. At HuffPost Engineering, we've tried to turn this question on its head -- and for the most part, eliminate it.
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In Just A Few Days, These Girls Designed Apps To Make Studying More Fun And Fight Bullying

They aren't messing around.
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Top Science Publisher Failing Minority Groups, Industry Leaders Say

Being more inclusive is not rocket science.
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How Educators Are Starting To Embrace The Concept Of 'Good Screen Time'

Video games may not be all bad, and actually could help kids learn about science.
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Tomorrow's Tech Stars Sound Off On Why Silicon Valley Should Embrace Diversity

"I wouldn't be able to get into Facebook ... if they don't change their percentages in minorities."
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How Boys and Girls Learn Differently

Men are from Mars, women are from Venus... or are they? Are the differences between boys and girls really that great? Or is our biological determinism more of a self-fulfilled prophecy?
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