Getting Religion About Science (Forbes)
Some of the country's most powerful industry groups are joining to double the number of science and
S. Side science students 'Future City' champs (Chicago Sun-Times)
Imagine living in a city powered by geothermal energy from hot springs, where trains run on solar energy and where all of the children own a computer.The city, Tsumefang, is the brainchild of students at the IIT Math and Science Academy/Perspectives Charter school at 3663 S. Wabash, who competed in this year's Chicago Regional National Engineers Week Future City competition. This year's Future ...
Science fair is difficult and fun (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)
WORCESTER - As science gets more sophisticated, so do high school science fairs. Take these two project names from yesterday's 55th annual Worcester Regional Science & Engineering Fair: "Inhibiting Telomerase Activity in Tert-immortalized RPE cells" and "Regulating the Endocycle: The Role of Cyclin B and 20E."
Calendar Of Junk Debt: Alion Science & Tech $300 Million Senior Notes (Fox News)
Calendar Of Junk Debt: Alion Science & Tech $300 Million Senior Notes
Einstein Project Science Expoat Shopko Hall today (Green Bay Press-Gazette)
The Einstein Project Science Expo will be held from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. today at Shopko Hall.
Huntingdon to host science olympiad (Montgomery Advertiser)
Huntingdon College will play host to 14 teams of middle and junior high school students today in the Alabama Science Olympiad Class B finals.
Desert Sands Unified School District sends 29 to county science fair (The Desert Sun)
Twenty-nine students from Desert Sands Unified School District schools will go on to the Riverside County science fair competition in April.
Science class puts bodies in motion (San Diego Union-Tribune)
Do 25 jumping jacks. Blow through a straw. Lie down. Stand up. Now run in place. What is this, a PE class? No, it’s science — physiology, to be exact — taught in an engaging, hands-on way likely to be remembered longer than the latest textbook chapter.
Mills recognized for science, math achievements (Sapulpa Daily Herald)
OKLAHOMA CITY â“ Middle school students from more than 25 counties throughout Oklahoma were recognized for their math skills and achievements during the 8th annual Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics Middle School Math: an Awesome Contest held recently on the schoolâs Oklahoma City campus.
Hi-tech science park to go ahead (BBC News)
More than 600 jobs are to be created in a £5.2m building project at a new science park built on wasteland in Leicester.