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Chemours Magical Science Camp 2024: Inspiring STEM Education and Innovation in China

Chemours Magical Science Camp 2024: Inspiring STEM Education and Innovation in China
11/19/2024 | Companies
Chemours China recently wrapped up its 8th annual Chemours Magical Science Camp (MSC), sparking renewed interest in science and exploration among participants. This year’s event featured a live-stream format that connected four interactive scientific challenges, providing an engaging and dynamic...
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Historically Black Colleges and Universities can play pivotal role in STEM

Historically Black Colleges and Universities can play pivotal role in STEM
02/24/2023 | World
St. Elmo Brady may not be a household name for all Americans, but his impact in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), particularly in chemistry, lives on. Brady, who was born in 1884, was the first African American to receive a Ph.D. in chemistry. What happened next,...
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Nurturing education in Life Sciences and Genomics for the next generation

Nurturing education in Life Sciences and Genomics for the next generation
12/27/2022 | Companies
The Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute, located north of Boston, is conducting marine research and providing hands-on training to the local community. When the Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute (GMGI) was founded in 2013, it already had an Illumina connection, as it was founded with the...
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