STEM Rising Blog

Last month, children of all ages descended on NNSA and the Department of Energy (DOE) for the annual Take Your Daughters and Sons to Work Day.

A new minor in scientific computing is being offered at Adelphi University, courtesy of an innovative partnership with Brookhaven National Laboratory.

Temple View's new STEM lab was essential for receiving their STEM accreditation and supports teachers and students for the jobs of the future.

Announcement of the winners of the 2019 Collegiate Wind Competition Technical Challenge.

The U.S. Department of Energy is making critical inroads into inspiring and equipping students to join our top cybersecurity talent.

More than 440 science projects from 100 Suffolk County elementary schools were entered the 2019 Elementary School Science Fair.

The number of nuclear engineering doctorate degrees awarded in 2018 reached the highest level recorded since 1966.

Hey rising 6th – 12th graders in New Mexico! Registration is open now for Sandia National Laboratories Hands-On Minds-On Summer Science Program.

The Minority Serving Institutions Partnership Program is one way NNSA builds an inclusive, engaged, and highly technical workforce in the STEM fields.

The NETL Energy Zone at the Carnegie Science Center is a key component of NETL's efforts to inspire young people to pursue careers in STEM.

The Manos — or “hands-on” — program has provided a spark for STEM fields in thousands of Albuquerque middle schoolers.

Olivia Underwood has a passion for inspiring students to pursue science, technology, engineering and math studies and careers.

A few facts about America's top science competitions for middle and high school students.

Candice Halbert works to inspire the next generation to go into STEM, to think big, and solve problems. Read her story.

New associate degree program starts in June, includes internship opportunities at Laboratory.

The annual Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Career Expo, will put students face to face with their STEM futures.

From video games to an A.I. career -- meet Alnur Ali, soon-to-be Ph.D. graduate in Machine Learning at Carnegie Mellon University.

Bruce Walker, Assistant Secretary of the Office of Electricity, lays out why STEM is invaluable to their mission.

Local high school students recently visited a high-tech mock-up at the Hanford Site to learn about science, technology, engineering and math careers.

Employees of Nuclear Waste Partnership recently participated in Engineers Week events, providing presentations to over 3,500 students.

Electrical engineer and mathematician recognized as outstanding contributors to STEM fields.

Employees with EM’s Office of River Protection Hanford tank operations contractor recently helped area students discover the wonders of engineering.

ACT-SO and national laboratories participate in the making of a scientist.

A profile of a 2018-2019 Jefferson Science Associates Minority/Female Undergraduate Research Assistantship awardee.

Mock cyber attack challenges give students the thrill of on-the-job cyber work and build lasting skills for future work.