The human heart beats approximately 100,000 times a day, while our muscles contract every time we move. But what’s happening electrically inside the human body to make all of this possible? Electrocardiography (EKG) and electromyography (EMG) give healthcare professionals and researchers
At Beyond Benign, we believe chemistry education can be a powerful force for good. Green chemistry offers educators a practical way to teach core science
With more than 150 experiments in our lab books that use the Go Direct® Temperature Probe, it’s no exaggeration to say this sensor is one
Vernier Science Education recently launched two new wireless sensors—the Go Direct® 2-Axis Force Plate and the Go Direct Turbidity Sensor—for high school- and college-level science.
Middle school is a great time to give students more experience collecting and working with data. Whether they’re testing chemical reactions, tracking environmental changes, or
The persistent shortage of qualified high school science and STEM educators remains a national challenge, driven in large part by high attrition rates. Among the
Covering more than 70% of Earth’s surface, the ocean plays a vital role in our planet’s climate, ecosystems, and everyday life. World Ocean Day (June
Candace Biggerstaff is a lab manager at the University of Florida, where she supports more than 3,000 general chemistry students each week across multiple lab
Vernier Video Analysis® helps students explore motion through real-world video, giving them a hands-on way to connect graphical representations of data with the movement they
Vernier Science Education recently launched the remote data logging feature on select Go Direct® sensors to further support hands‑on STEM investigations. These new remote-capable sensors eliminate the
At the NSTA conference in Philadelphia this spring, I had the opportunity to talk with dozens of teachers and administrators who stopped by the Vernier
STAC will work collaboratively with Vernier Science Education, as well as on independent initiatives, to advance new and emerging technology for science classrooms. As a
Every April, Earth Day offers a timely opportunity to explore how science and engineering intersect with the real world. This year’s theme, Our Power, Our
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