STEM

Corporate stories about STEM across 3BL's network.

Latest in STEM

Rockwell-Powered Roller Coaster Demonstrates STEM in Action
Sensors and controllers help roller coasters navigate different tracks, providing riders with the thrills of being upside down and dropping great distances.
Qualcomm Wireless Reach: Always On, Always Connected PCs to Promote Digital Literacy in Rural Vietnam
By making educational devices more widely available, this program will initially help equip around 30,000 primary and secondary level students like Ha and Vy with the foundational digital skills and competencies in STEM to succeed in online and blended learning environments.
Using PI Day to Teach Data Literacy
Pi Day is not only a fascinating mathematical concept and number, it’s also a fun way to connect the classroom to data.
Closing The Gender Gap In STEM Inventions - A Conversation With Qualcomm’s EVP & President Of The Technology Licensing Business - Alex Rogers
The conversation covered many topics, from the potential loss in GDP caused by the lack of equal access to the innovation economy to the impact that diversity has on teams, the importance of fostering innovation and, of course, STEM education.
Rockwell Automation Tools Power Roller Coasters Like Valravn at Cedar Point
Did you ever wonder how a roller coaster works? The answer is revealed in this video which shares the “magic” behind the technology powering Valravn roller coaster at Cedar Point Amusement Park in Sandusky, Ohio.
Introduce a Girl to Engineering
WSP USA's Lauren Taylor shares her experience: "Growing up, I got the opportunity to learn a lot about people in the STEM field, including historical figures. But for me, inspiration really comes from everyday people."
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Being A Trailblazer in the Tech Field
This Women’s History Month, T-Mobile’s Edwige Robinson shares her journey from Africa to America, overcoming adversity and seizing opportunity to pave a way for herself and blaze a trail for others.
Engineering, Perseverance, and Inspiration
Supporting interest in engineering and technology careers and STEM programs more generally has long been important to Keysight.
“Sometimes You Have To Be Your Own Hero”
Ask Edwige Robinson what gave her the grit to embark on a courageous career path in a field where she had no mentors and no clear path to success, and her answer may surprise you.