Innovation doesn’t happen only in research labs or major cities. It happens every day in classrooms, libraries, farms, tribal communities, hospitals, museums, and small businesses across rural America. The challenge isn’t a lack of ideas or talent. It’s creating opportunities for the people solving problems to learn from one another, build partnerships, and bring new…
This article is part of a year-long blog series, Partner Profiles: Bringing the AZ STEM Ecosystem to Life. We’ll be highlighting the organizations statewide that build bridges and create connections to unite a wide array of STEM-focused industries. In the hills of southern Arizona, the Bisbee Science Exploration and Research Center (BSERC) is proving that…
By Jeremy Babendure, SciTech Institute Executive Director As the Arizona SciTech Festival celebrates its 15th year, it’s remarkable to reflect on how far we’ve come — and where we’re headed. When the first festival launched in 2012, we truly didn’t know what to expect. Would anyone come? Thankfully, Arizona answered with enthusiasm. More than 200…
Imagine you’re at a massive library, searching for a specific book. A classical computer would check each book one by one… but a quantum computer can examine many books simultaneously, thanks to its unique properties. This ability allows quantum computers to tackle complex problems far more efficiently than traditional ones. What Is Quantum Computing?…
Phoenix, Arizona – The U.S. Department of Labor has announced the allocation of $14 million in grants to seven organizations across five states, aiming to fortify workforce development programs for youth when they are out of school. Among the recipients are Arizona organizations, including Pipeline AZ, Center for the Future of Arizona, and AZ Technology Council…