STEM News

Every teacher in England is set to benefit from new resources powered by artificial intelligence (AI), supporting them to plan lessons and build classroom quizzes, and helping to reduce workloads.

A global project spearheaded by Polish tech entrepreneur, Miron Mironiuk, has recently received the endorsement of Pope Francis.

Primary school children aged between 8—11 have been recruited from the most deprived parts of London to take part in Tech Zone – a series of tech workshops created and organised by community bank, Metro Bank.

DigiKey will be demonstrating exciting, new products in the maker and educational spaces in its booth, #A15 in Pavilion 3, at Maker Faire Rome, October 20-22, 2023.

Primary and second-level students are placing 300 specially adapted RFID-enabled pebbles at Killiney Beach (Dublin) and Raghly Beach (Sligo) in a project to track coastal erosion.

The public is being asked to release their ‘inner engineer’ by submitting ideas and creations that aim to make daily life more sustainable in the ‘Everyday Engineering’ competition.

The annual Bupa everywoman in Technology Awards, celebrating the most inspirational women working in STEM, has extended its nomination deadline.

To celebrate Ada Lovelace Day, six young women engineers have been announced as finalists for the Institution of Engineering and Technology’s (IET) Young Woman Engineer of the Year Awards 2023.

Remembering Ada Lovelace’s life and work is bittersweet. She was a trailblazing visionary, able to articulate the computational process 100 years before the first analytical machine was developed.

Cyber security giants BAE Systems, DarkTrace, and GCHQ are on a mission to address the industry’s gender diversity gap by recruiting more female coders during Cyber Awareness Month.