Biomedical Engineering Computer Computer Science Learning 
ED Surge
APRIL 12, 2023
Especially for youngsters diving headlong into computer programming with an organization like Black Girls Code. The idea came to Asemota, who is in her final semester as a biomolecular science major with a computer science minor, during the doldrums of pandemic lockdown isolation in 2020. We weren't hands on.
STEM for Kids
FEBRUARY 9, 2024
As educators celebrate Black History during Black History Month and beyond, check out the plethora of hands-on activities in this course that students can experience… To Infinity And Beyond: A rocket blast off experience for children, a glimpse into the world of aerospace engineering inspired by STEM Icon Guion Bluford. Pumping The Heart!:
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Futurum
DECEMBER 6, 2022
Plugging in: directly linking the brain to a computer. Published: Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) link the brain directly to external computers, allowing users to do something just by thinking it. In recent years, BCIs have moved from science fiction to something that could have real potential. How do BCIs work?
STEM for Kids
FEBRUARY 9, 2024
As educators celebrate Black History during Black History Month and beyond, check out the plethora of hands-on activities in this course that students can experience… To Infinity And Beyond: A rocket blast off experience for children, a glimpse into the world of aerospace engineering inspired by STEM Icon Guion Bluford. Pumping The Heart!:
Newton STEM
MARCH 12, 2023
Harvard Medical School’s MEDscience summer program for Grades 9-12 offers three one-week programs and one two-week program, following four different curricula: MEDscience@HMS (clinical): hands-on, active learning in realistic, dynamic, simulated medical emergencies, offered each week, June 12 through August 18.
Futurum
AUGUST 17, 2023
Published: Analysing medical data to detect health problems can be incredibly difficult, but advances in artificial intelligence (AI) mean it is now possible for computers to spot subtle patterns in complex patient data. Can artificial intelligence detect hidden heart attacks? This is why we are turning to AI.
STEM for Kids
FEBRUARY 1, 2024
Enabling Engagement and Activities – By making STEM learning hands-on fun and real, encouraging collaboration and problem-solving. Breaking Barriers and Support – By addressing implicit bias, providing early STEM literacy resources, and connecting children with mentoring.
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