STEM Girl Summer

In the egg-drop challenge, students were given a set amount of “money” to buy supplies to build a container to protect their egg during a drop of 15, 25, and 35 ft.

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To learn about electronic systems, students built a small flashing circuit on a printed circuit board.

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To learn about nonlinear dynamics, students created a Belousov-Zhabotinsky reaction, which creates oscillating patterns due to due to small changes in chemical concentrations.

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STEM Girl Summer gives high schoolers the chance to meet other female students interested in science and math.

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It actually IS rocket science. Students built their own bottle rockets, which were launched with a bike pump to use pressurized air as the "fuel."

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