STEM Rising Blog

Students, teachers, and administrators are invited to go on a free field trip (including transportation) to Solar Decathlon Education Days.

Collegiate institutions can start planning now for the Solar Decathlon 2021 Design Challenge and 2022 Build Challenge.

The series provides a basic primer on the research conducted at NETL, including the challenges and potential economic and workforce opportunities.

The competitions determined which middle and high school teams will compete in the main WVSB event.

Save the date! Jefferson Lab’s next open house event scheduled for Sept. 19

Eugene P. Wigner Fellow Victor Fung’s story is proof that a series of positive experiences around science and happy accidents can lead to STEM careers

Her exceptional aptitude and a passion for problem-solving opened the door for Juliette Ugirumurera to work at the National Renewable Energy Lab.

Fossil Energy has announced approximately $6.3 million in federal funding for R&D projects under FOA 2193.

Get an inside look at competition updates from the Solar District Cup.

Idaho National Laboratory has been a longtime sponsor of Science Trek, the 21-year-old Idaho Public Television show aimed young children.

A nuclear technology program at an area community college helps the Hanford tank operations contractor maintain a stream of qualified applicants.

During the inaugural “IT for a Day” career tour, local high school students met with IT and human resources employees to learn about working at SRS.

A wargame developed by University of California, Berkeley students, and LLNL and Sandia won first prize at an international conference.

Nearly 250 students competed this year to build the fastest model electric car.

We asked several MLEF alumni to tell us about their research experience and to update us on where they are working now.

Event showcases the ‘ingenuity and passion’ of students in solving real-world problems with STEM.

Science enthusiasts will get a jolt of excitement at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory’s (PPPL) Ronald E. Hatcher Science on Saturdays lectures.

Knowledge gained at world-class research facility could open doors to new treatments for diseases and advance careers of young scientists.

Idaho National Laboratory’s K-12 Education Enrichment program has launched a new Coding Coalition to support extracurricular computer science clubs.

Program connects students from five Hispanic-serving institutions with Sandia researchers.

One of Secretary Dan Brouillette's highest priorities is to ensure our staff and the workforce of the future have the training they need.

At the International Clean Energy Education Empowerment (C3E) Initiative’s Women in Energy event, Assistant Secretary Garrish spoke on US support.

The U.S. Department of Energy’s National Laboratories and the NNSA have a wide variety of cyber-focused STEM programs.

Argonne’s launch of First Look@Argonne helps minority undergrads learn how to apply for internships.

There are two new “rotational engineers” at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL).