Browsing: STEM

This week’s WashingtonExec e-magazine brings you the latest information on Digital Management, Inc.’s (DMI) acquisition of KnowledgePath. Based in Bethesda,…

This week’s WashingtonExec e-magazine brings you the latest information on Stu Shea, who has surprised many by stepping down from…

A recently launched ‘digital experience’ is endeavoring to mitigate the effects of  summer learning loss — a phenomenon EverFi, Inc,…

The George Mason University Volgenau School of Engineering’s STEM outreach group at the beginning of this month launched a slew…

Once upon a time, robots were a mere figment of the sci-fi fantasy — human-resembling androids that threatened to leverage…

This week’s WashingtonExec E-Magazine brings you the latest information on Northern Virginia Family Service’s (NVFS) 16th annual Road to Independence…

America’s students are falling behind in the math and sciences, and the WashingtonExec STEM Council wanted to do something about…

Women in Technology (WIT) and Girls-in-Technology (GIT) are joining forces to put together a stimulating discussion on how corporate leaders…

The jobs of tomorrow have not even been invented yet. So more important than eyeing a specific career, the first…

WashingtonExec would like to thank the over 1,500 people who attended the Inaugural STEM Symposium this past Saturday at the…

WashingtonExec’s Julie Reiss interviewed Eileen Ellsworth, President of The Community Foundation for Northern Virginia, which created The Innovation Fund to…

Two college of science STEM camps will be held this summer for children at George Mason University in Fairfax. Both…

Ed Swallow, of Northrop Grumman, had a proposition for the students in the audience of Saturday’s STEM Symposium. “What if…

Despite the suggestion in the hit movie “Gravity” that space can be an incredibly scary place, astronaut Dr. Sandra Magnus…

The ability to get a good grounding in science and technology is the key to unlocking the secrets of the…