Digesters
Students will design and build a model of a mini biodigester as a hands-on project to help them apply their understanding of the purpose and function of the human digestive system.
Decoding the Sun
This project introduces high school students to programming concepts through writing a Python script that finds and counts sunspots in real images of the Sun.
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Making AI Accessible
Interested in incorporating AI into your classroom? Hear from Meredith Zhang (Illumination Works) and Elizabeth Metzler (Ohlone College) about language-based AI tools and techniques to make computer science accessible to all students.
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Making Sense of Data: Science, Computing and Real-World Impact
Join us to hear from Julietta Sheng, who will share how her doctoral training in neuroscience continues to shape her work at the Engineering Biology Research Consortium (EBRC).
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Applications in Environmental Systems: A Focus on Water
Sandeep Sathyamoorthy, Director of Water Innovation and Technology at Stantec, will share how utilities improve efficiency, forecast demand, and make smarter operational decisions, drawing on both technical insights and real-
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Powering Change: EV Careers to Classroom Learning
Steven Schwartz, an EV Charger Software Developer, shares his career journey and a behind-the-scenes look at hands-on problem solving that drives meaningful change in the fast-paced EV industry at Electrify America, one of the nation’s l
Service to Strategy: IT and EV
Jacob González, IT Strategist at Lucid Motors, shares his unconventional journey from the Air Force to a career in electric vehicles.
What in the data??
In the age of AI, data literacy is one of the most critical skills we can teach our students. As a STEM educator, data analysis is a constant thread in both my professional and personal life.
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Tuning The Invisible: Measuring The Unseen Frequency
At SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, I learned how scientists use radio-frequency resonators and a Vector Network Analyzer (VNA) to characterize resonant cavities used in the search for axions, hypothetical particles that may explain dark matter.