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Stem

  1. trailblazers
    Leading the Robot Invasion of the Old Boys’ ClubManuela Veloso has spent her career turning sci-fi into reality.
    By Hope Reese
  2. peanuts
    No Pressure Charlie Brown: Peanuts and NASA Head to Apple to Get Kids Into Space“Into” as in interested in STEM, though eventually, yeah, some of those kids will literally leave the Earth’s atmosphere.
    By Halle Kiefer
  3. let’s makeup
    Covergirl Launched a Partnership With Girls Who CodeAnd gave the organization a sizable donation.
    By Shannon Barbour
  4. not all heroes wear capes
    Shuri Is the Best Character in Black PantherTired: White guys and gadgets. Wired: Shuri!
    By Allison P. Davis
  5. education
    Ivanka Trump Found a Much More Attainable White House GoalIs this “staying in her lane”?
    By Sarah Spellings
  6. inspirational things
    Hidden Figures Is Already Boosting Girls Into Science and TechnologyActor Aldis Hodge talks STEM and STEAM.
    By Soo Youn
  7. r.i.p.
    Astronomy Pioneer Vera Rubin Dies at Age 88Her research revealed evidence of dark matter.
    By Jenni Miller
  8. women at work
    This Bill Would Stop ‘Rampant’ Sexual Abuse, Harassment of Women in STEM FieldsIt would require colleges and universities to report sexual harassment to the agencies that fund them.
    By Claire Landsbaum
  9. One Biologist Has a Great Response to HarassmentThe best revenge.
    By Dayna Evans
  10. gender
    Men Are Skeptical of Gender Bias in ScienceEven when they’re shown evidence.
    By Melissa Dahl
  11. chauvinists
    Yet Another Man of Science Cannot Deal With WomenA Nobel Laureate has resigned over comments about his “trouble with girls.”
    By Erica Schwiegershausen
  12. fembots
    Robyn, Fan of Robots, to Host Women-Centric Technology Festival in SwedenShe sings of fembots; now she wants to inspire us to build them.
    By Allison P. Davis
  13. education
    Parents May Matter a Lot More Than Schools for Getting Kids Into ScienceThere’s only so much schools — even good ones — can do.
    By Jesse Singal