STEM News

Remembering Ada Lovelace’s life and work is bittersweet. She was a trailblazing visionary, able to articulate the computational process 100 years before the first analytical machine was developed.

Cyber security giants BAE Systems, DarkTrace, and GCHQ are on a mission to address the industry’s gender diversity gap by recruiting more female coders during Cyber Awareness Month.

Today is World Teacher's Day, Thursday 5th October, 2023, and what better way to celebrate the teachings of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) than with a talk on the Universe with Professor Brian Cox, or a workshop with the NHS on how STEM saves lives.

Viasat, Inc. and Lockheed Martin announced a renewed collaboration with the National Space Academy to offer two Space Camps, one hosted by each company.

Paige West speaks with Afrose Ameen, Renewable Energy Engineering Student at the University of Exeter about her life as a STEM student.

Code Ninjas, experts in kids coding, is on a mission to make coding education more accessible and enjoyable for children aged 5–14.

Not-for-profit EngineeringUK has announced it’s entering a new strategy period – which will set the direction of the organisation over the next 5 years.

DigiKey has announced its popular, annual Back2School Prize Draw sweepstakes, which provides college students a chance to win DigiKey credit that they can use to purchase products for building and designing the next generation of solutions.

Primary school children will start the new school year with enriched support to learn vital computing and digital creativity skills as the BBC micro:bit – the next gen campaign rolls out to schools across the UK.

The UK’s global leadership in the safe and responsible use of engineering biology will be driven forward by the first-ever meeting of the UK Biosecurity Leadership Council, bringing together some of the UK’s brightest minds from the worlds of science, research, and business.