Celebrate National Chemistry Week with Sticky Science Activities
National Chemistry Week is October 18-24. You, your family, and/or your students can participate with these sticky science suggestions!
Bridging Scientific Data and Lived Experiences to Equitably Prepare for Climate Change
New federal grant funds will support community nonprofits collaborating to equitably develop green resiliency strategies with Richmond communities.
Stroll in the Sunshine: Vitamin D and the Immune System
Vitamin D, which is technically not a vitamin at all, is important for immune system health. With October's milder temperatures, taking a midday stroll in the sunshine will help your body convert a protein from ultraviolet rays into vitamin D3.
Ada Lovelace: Computer Programming Pioneer
Ada Lovelace's computer programming idea provided the foundation for tech advances reflected in AI and machine learning we rely on today. Each October we celebrate her work and recognize the contributions of women in STEM.
Question Your World: How Can an Artificial Pancreas Help Manage Diabetes?
An artificial pancreas is a fully automated system that senses glucose readings and increases or decreases insulin delivery with a smart-control algorithm. This innovation could help millions living with Type 1 diabetes, especially children, achieve better glucose management.
