Science Leadership Forum Planned at University of Kentucky

Officials say school districts from across Kentucky plan to participate in the state's first STEM Leadership Forum.

SC School Team Picked for Spaceflight Experiments Program

SUMTER, S.C. (AP) — It's back to space again for Alice Drive Middle School.

Google Quantum Chief Fears China Will Soon Catch Up in Supercomputing

The United States should be concerned about China’s ability to redirect ‘enormous resources’ to strategic fields, a chief at Google says.

Free “LabXchange” Science Education Accelerator Launched by Amgen Foundation and Harvard

The Amgen Foundation and Harvard University today announced the global launch of LabXchange™

Virginia Schools Steer Students to Computer Science Careers

BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) — A dozen flyers are taped to the window of Jay Mathis’ computer lab at Blacksburg High School.

Africa Braces for the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Technological advancements promise to change the world, but the African continent is not yet ready for it, say experts.

U.S. News Reveals the 2020 Best Jobs

Software developer takes No. 1 for third year, while health care and business jobs continue to dominate the list.

Bridging the STEM Skills Gap Involves Both Education and Industry Commitments

The workforce of tomorrow requires a strong STEM foundation today.

How Can Generation Z Compete With Robots? Focus on the Human Touch

A Proposed Innovation Center in Downtown Detroit Sparks Debate

Local officials hope the project will make the city a major player in growing tech fields – but some worry it will leave some Detroiters behind.

See the Top 15 Global Universities for Physics

China, France, Japan, the U.S. and the U.K. are home to the physics institutions ranked highest by U.S. News.

More Cities Are Embracing Innovation, and a New Map Shows Which Ones

A new interactive map by the OECD and Bloomberg Philanthropies tracks the growing levels of innovation in more than 80 cities across the globe.