Three young women took top honors at the 2008 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, which took place in Atlanta, Georgia. More than 1,500 students from 51 countries competed.
U.S. campuses are going “green” – turning to renewable energy, recycling and locally grown organic food.
Science and technology are increasingly recognized as the drivers of economic growth today, and they will have an increasing role in the future. Nations will prosper in proportion to their scientific, technological and engineering capacity, in turn a function of their strength in both education and research.
From the typewriter to the Internet, technology has revolutionized what people around the world consider a classroom.
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