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Ever feel like you can’t accomplish something because of who you are or your background? Aprille Ericsson Jackson felt that way too, but she made huge advancements in the male-dominated aerospace engineering field!
The coronavirus pandemic has led us all to think more about disease and how to fight it. Read on to learn more about Antonia Novello, an inspiring public health advocate and physician!
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Hypatia was one of the first women to ever study math and astronomy! She learned all about these subjects and used her knowledge to teach students around the world!
Have you ever wondered how the GPS system was developed? GPS makes it super easy to get to new places and ensures you don’t ever get lost! Let’s learn about the incredible woman, Gladys West, who invented the GPS system!
Have you ever wondered what causes rain, thunder, or lightning? Katsuko Saruhashi had lots of questions about these things, and she decided to learn about geochemistry to help answer these questions!
Today we’re going to be focusing on oceans. As you may know, water makes up about 71% of the earth’s surface, and about 97% of that is made up of saltwater from the oceans! Let’s do an experiment about the density of saltwater, and then make our very own salt dough starfish!
Are you interested in a potential career path in the medical field? Do you want to learn about being a product development scientist or getting involved in research after college? Read this blog post and watch the interview with Anh Phan!
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