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“Science is not a boy’s game; it’s not a girl’s game. It’s everyone’s game”
Nichelle Nichols (Former NASA Ambassador)
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Her STEM Space is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded by Angie Yao, a student at Northgate High School. We aim to increase accessibility to a STEM education for girls in Contra Costa county and worldwide. Learn more about STEM through our blog! Check out the current news, our podcast episodes, and what we’ve done in our community.
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What is Computational Biology?
By: Jasmine Tran With the development of modern technology and the rise of technological fields, technology has found a footing in nearly every aspect of human life. As computers and their capabilities continue to grow, scientists and researchers have had to brainstorm new ways to conduct more efficient research using computers in order to keep…
Pluto’s Identity Crisis: Why It’s No Longer a Planet
By: Maira Jindani For decades, schools taught children of our solar system as one with nine planets, with Pluto recognized as the smallest and most distant of them all. This “fact” remained largely unchallenged until the early 21st century, when new discoveries in astronomy prompted scientists to reconsider what it truly means to be a…
The Physics Behind Modern Car Safety
By: Maira Jindani What actually happens to your body when a car stops moving? While car safety is often associated with advanced technology or clever engineering, at its core, car safety relies on a simple set of basic physics principles. Concepts such as inertia, momentum, and impulse determine how passengers move during a collision and…
Thinking Caps Podcast
Mia De La Rosa's Journey to Chemical Engineering at UC Berkeley | Women in STEM Episode 2 – Thinking Caps
In this episode, we interview Mia De La Rosa, an undergraduate student studying chemical engineering at UC Berkeley.
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