STEM Rising Blog

Celebrate the winners of the elementary school science fair, hosted by Brookhaven National Laboratory this May.

A group of students recently traveled to NNSA headquarters to talk to experts about science-based stockpile stewardship and nuclear policy 

Dr. Steve Younger, Director of Sandia National Laboratories, lays out the reasons STEM is critical to the success of Sandia's mission.

High school students in Anderson and Roane counties are invited to apply for a new summer internship program at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

Los Alamos Employees’ Scholarship Fund awards help send area seniors off to college with an extra boost. The winners had strong leadership & grades.

Interest in computer games can spur kids to push the boundaries of artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and life simulation.

Director of Ames National Laboratory Dr. Adam Schwartz shares highlights of the STEM outreach programs at his Lab and Iowa State students involved.

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

A Lawrence Berkeley National Lab researcher, Tracy Mattox, authored an e-book series featuring “Nancy Nano,” a cartoon nanoparticle.

Director Hawryluk of Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory unveils the moment that captured him to pursue a career in STEM.

Free Sign Language Science Camp at Jefferson Lab Now Accepting Registration

The "Calutron Girls" are the final women of the Manhattan Project we're celebrating this year.

Announcing the 29 university teams selected to compete in the third annual Cyber Defense Competition (CDC), taking place April 6–7, 2018.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, five students from the University of Puerto Rico continued their research at a national laboratory.

Director Nigel Lockyer of Fermilab shares the programs he's most proud of at Fermilab that shape and inspire the next STEM generation.

The fourth woman from the Manhattan Project we're highlighting this Women's History Month is Floy Agnes Lee.

Terry Wallace Jr., Director of Los Alamos National Laboratory, shares what's at the heart of STEM outreach for his Lab.

LM participated in “STEM-sation Day” at Shiprock High School in New Mexico, on Thursday, March 14, 2018, to promote STEM.

The third woman whose work helped the Manhattan Project that we're highlighting this month is Irène Joliot-Curie.

Bill Goldstein, Director of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, lays out the key STEM education programs that help his Lab ensure a STEM future.

The second woman from the Manhattan Project we're highlighting this month is Blanche J. Lawrence.

February was STEM month for the National Energy Technology Laboratory.

We all must encourage women to develop careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).

The first woman from the Manhattan Project we're highlighting this Women's History Month is Lilli Hornig.

This Women's History Month, we're showcasing the broad spectrum of women who contributed to the Manhattan Project.