The science pros at TKOR reveal simple two-ingredient science experiments anyone can try at home, combining fun, chemistry, and educational DIY fun.

Students across the country compete in science fairs every year. But it’s not too often one of those projects turns into a real business that could save someone’s life.

The 4-H program offers more than 200 projects, but if youth want to explore a topic not on the list, they can create their own. It’s an opportunity for members to go beyond the scope of their current ...

Touching your tongue to frozen metal must be a rite of passage if you're a five-year-old boy from a cold place. It's possibly ...

It’s a regrettable reality that there is never enough time to cover all the interesting scientific stories we come across ...

We can all imagine how Australian YouTuber Norme must have felt in the early stages of his challenge. After postponing sleep ...

Local students ranging from grades 6-12 gathered at R.C.T.C to showcase the results of their chosen science projects.

Screens off. These 10 screen-free March break activities will keep your kid entertained — no Wi-Fi required. Parents only get one week to spend with their kids before they go back to school and ...

This article looks at several fun jobs that people get paid very well to perform.

Almost 200 Jersey primary pupils competed in the Stem Racing event after designing their own cars.

A former computer science student, Shah completed a co-op in the re-commerce of iPhone products at SCal Mobile.

The University of Connecticut’s annual hackathon competition, HackUConn, ran from Friday, Feb. 27 to Saturday, Feb. 28 at the Peter J. Werth Residence Tower.