State robotics championships this weekend By Paul Katula • Feb 24, 2018 There's a statewide competition this weekend for robotics in just about all 50 states. National competition to follow.
A Va. senior organizes a nationwide A.I. summit By Paul Katula • Oct 10, 2017 Artificial intelligence is making quite a name for itself, both taking away and creating jobs, by making our big-data lives more efficient.
A computer might help count human cell types By Press Release • Oct 10, 2017 A computer program from Belgium may help scientists understand why the 30 trillion cells in a human body have so many different types.
Marching Band Excellence Utility now in beta testing By Paul Katula • Oct 8, 2017 We publish today a web app for monitoring the progress of all bands competing in the Illinois marching band or Bands of America circuits.
Statement about the data hack at Equifax By Paul Katula • Sep 8, 2017 Our editorial policies are designed to safeguard student identity. Our privacy policies (esp. on other systems we've built) protect everyone.
Who run the world? She who codes it. By Paul Katula • Sep 5, 2017 Girls Who Code promotes equity in high-tech fields. A summer immersion camp, where 1 team programmed robots, is part of it.
No programmable formula for attraction in dating By Press Release • Sep 4, 2017 Attraction in dating relationships is hard to predict and definitely hard to program on a computer. It's about the unpredictable intangibles.
Congress launches annual app challenge By Paul Katula • Jul 31, 2017 Can you code an app? Win a contest, with prizes, and even get your app displayed in the halls of Congress if you're one of the winners from your district.
Elementary kids code a robot into space By Paul Katula • Oct 23, 2015 A contest asks elementary students (ages 6–11) to program a robot for a space mission. Grand prize: a STEM field trip to Calif.