Hispanic workers represent just 8 percent of the STEM workforce, according to the Pew Research Center. The Latino STEM Alliance (LSA) seeks to increase that number. To achieve its goal, the Boston-based nonprofit—which was founded by three Lati...

Whether you teach college chemistry, high school biology, or middle school science, a pH sensor is a great tool to help your students explore the fundamental scientific concept of pH. But what is the best way to store a pH sensor? How do you cali...

Vernier offers more than 1,000 experiments in biology, chemistry, engineering/robotics, and physics that can promote STEM literacy and help you integrate data-collection technology into your classes. Biology “Transpiration” To conduct t...

The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) is dedicated to serving all of Oregon and firmly believes in the importance of culturally responsive STEM education. OMSI is also committed to collaborating with American Indian Tribes and Indigenous ...

The quest for high-quality STEM education starts with having a solid foundation grounded in research. But what exactly does the research say about high-quality STEM education? To answer this question, Vernier Science Education commissioned Educ...

Good things come in small packages—including the Go Direct Light and Color Sensor. This robust sensor fits in your hand, but it combines the power of multiple sensors to measure light intensity in the visible range and UV portions of the electr...

Amy Hindbaugh-Marr is a science, technology, engineering, arts, and math (STEAM) teacher for students in kindergarten through sixth grade at Ithaca Public Schools in Ithaca, Michigan. Last year, she won a 40th anniversary educator grant from Vernier...

To help educators reignite students’ love of learning science this spring, Vernier is providing FREE extended access to our Vernier Graphical Analysis Pro™ and Vernier Video Analysis® apps through June 2022FREE experiments with sample data, ...

We encourage you to celebrate World Space Week and the anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing with these hands-on STEM activities. Each activity simulates a task, such as coding a lunar lander or designing a shock absorber system. These represent ...

In the summer of 1969, NASA launched the Apollo 11 space mission from Kennedy Space Center. Four days after launch, Neil Armstrong (Mission Commander) and Edwin (“Buzz”) Aldrin (Lunar Module Pilot) were the first two men to walk on the moon. As ...