COMMUNITY. STUDENTS INTERESTED IN ENGINEERING WILL COMPETE THIS WEEKEND AT THE COX SCIENCE CENTER AND AQUARIUM, SHOWING OFF THEIR BEST SKILLS FOR A BIG PRIZE. FIRST WARNING METEOROLOGIST SANDRA SHAW.

The 'paint' tubes of bacteria sit on a table at the Agar Art Competition. Participants had six color options to choose from to create their art pieces. (Bryan Barba Salazar) The Department of ...

J ohn Moult remembers the time he was floored by an algorithm. Moult, one of the organizers of the Critical Assessment of Protein Structure Prediction (CASP) competitions and a computational biologist ...

The wily robot’s handler, Chesterton High School Senior Logan Snyder, announced the frustrating-yet-hilarious turn of events to his Science Olympiad teammates right after the event. In a perfect world ...

An artist's depiction of what the future holds for NASA's Kennedy Space Center, including government and commercial customers. Less than twenty years ago, hurtling something into space strapped to a ...

A team from The Grainger College of Engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign competed in the A2RL Drone ...

In fall 2019, the Data Science Center will host a data science competition at UW. Here are some thoughts about what we might do, to solicit feedback and input from participants in the center. This is ...

WELCOME BACK. COVERING YOUR COMMUNITY NOW. TESTING THE SKILLS OF LOCAL STUDENTS TO ANNUAL ENGINEERING COMPETITION IS THIS WEEKEND AT THE COX SCIENCE CENTER. HERE TO TELL US ABOUT THE EVENT IS DIRECTOR ...

This blog post originally appeared on the Marketplace K-12 blog. The giant technology manufacturer Intel will soon end its support for one of the world’s best-known competitions that showcases the ...

British readers might have caught wind of a new Guardian/Wellcome Trust Science Writing prize, aimed at finding the "next generation of undiscovered science writing talent." Since the announcement, ...

For as long as people have pointed telescopes at the night sky and slipped drops of pond water under microscopes, competition has been as much a part of the scientific enterprise as curiosity, ...