A home is a place of living and resting for the family, but it can also be a great learning ground for children when it comes to STEMlearning. Yes, parents have a big role to play in their children\’s education, and they can turn their homes into a mini STEM learning hub for their children […]
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\”Science and everyday life can not and should not be separated.\” Those were the words of the renowned British Chemist and X-ray Chrystalographer Rosalind Elsie Franklin, who committed a large part of her life to observing and mapping out the molecular structures of DNA RNA, viruses, and graphite, invisible constituents of chromosomes that help in
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Meet Katherine Johnson, the first African-American woman Mathematician who helped NASA put the first man on the Moon, and an #astronaut into orbit around the earth. Born in August 26, 1918 in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia, in a family of six, Katherine showed strong signs of brilliance and flare for numbers at an early
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Do you know that the STEM world would not be were it is today without the immense contributions of many black women? Here are two striking examples of black women who have made groundbreaking inventions in the advance of Medical Science. Alice Augusta Ball (1892-1961) is a Black woman Medical Scientist that developed the Ball
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