STEM

High school students, BNSF, NBC 5 and Telemundo 39 want you to register today for the virtual BNSF Technology Awareness Day. This event, which is part of the National Black Family Technology Awareness Week, is a campaign created to promote significant minority achievement in engineering, science, and technology.

The Fort Worth Public Library is a leading institution in providing educational resources and programs for children and teens in the Fort Worth area. One of the most popular and impactful programs they offer is their After School STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) Programs.

Dallas native Jovelyn Castellanos is focused on healthcare innovation, helping female healthcare providers become entrepreneurs in STEM fields.

NBC 5, Telemundo 39, and The Women in STEM Leadership invite you to register for the 2nd Annual Women in STEM Leadership Conference. This event will include morning and afternoon sessions, food, cocktails, and more! The event will take place on September 14th from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the University of Dallas College of Business.

Have you ever seen robots playing soccer? That’s kind of what is happening at the VEX Robotics World Championship, the largest high school robotics competition.

On Monday, April 8, North Texas will experience a total solar eclipse and NBC 5, Telemundo 39, the Fort Worth Public Library have compiled a wonderful list of books to encourage our young readers to learn as much as they can about this phenomenon.

Stem educator, Dr. Jennifer Stimpson, shares ways to safely view the upcoming total solar eclipse. @jstempscience

Many of us are very excited about the solar eclipse taking place on April 8, but you need to educate yourself, your children and everyone you know so they will have a safe experience with this phenomenal event. Dr. Linda Silver, She is the Eugene Mcdermott Chief Executive Officer of the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, stops by to...

A pipeline of future engineers and computer programmers is open in Burleson ISD. NBC 5 education reporter Wayne Carter reports they’re doing it using video games.

Students in Mansfield ISD doubled up on a science lesson that taught them how to be better human beings. Students got some help from UT Arlington athletes.