USA Science Engineering Festival

Just in Time for Valentine's Day: The Science Behind the Kiss

Larry Bock | Posted 04.05.2012

Read More: Valentine's Day, Science of Kissing, Science of the Kiss, Nasa, Kiss, USA Science & Engineering Festival, Kissing, Science News
Larry Bock

It's both funny and remarkable how some of the most simple and natural acts we do each day are teeming in science. Take for example, the kiss.

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Tinker and Change the World

Larry Bock | Posted 03.28.2012

Read More: Science, STEM Education, DIY Projects, Engineering, Hands-on Education, Tinkering, USA Science & Engineering Festival, Hands-on Learning, Maker Movement, Teaching With Technology, DIY Movement, Impact News
Larry Bock

Tinkering -- that hands-on, garage-based tradition -- is making a comeback among average Americans, promising to change our lives for the better on several fronts.

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A Resolution We Cannot Afford to Break

Larry Bock | Posted 02.27.2012

Read More: Science, Education, STEM Education, Engineering, USA Science & Engineering Festival, DC News
Larry Bock

Make a New Year's resolution for you and your family to join us in a satellite Festival event near you, or in D.C. at the Washington Convention Center for the Expo!

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Join Us in a National Grassroots Movement to Enhance Science Education Through Outreach Satellite Networks

Larry Bock | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Science, Education, Festival, Engineering, Washington D.C., Technological Innovation, USA Science & Engineering Festival, Impact News
Larry Bock

Join us at the 2010 USA Science & Engineering Festival in October as we take steps to create a national network of science festivals, coordinated by satellite events in each state throughout the duration of the Festival.

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Where will America's Science, Technology and Engineering Saviors come from?

Larry Bock | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: USA Science & Engineering Festival, Richard Smalley, Impact News
Larry Bock

Nobel Laureate Richard Smalley said, "By the year 2010, 90 percent of the world's scientists and engineers will live in Asia." We must motivate the next generation of young innovators to power our future.

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