Celebrating International Women’s Day with Women on a Mission
Today is International Women’s Day, and with a theme of “Be Bold for Change,” we decided to reach out to some female makers who are effecting real, impactful change on the world.
Science
Use Polarized Lighting Techniques to Capture Cool Color Effects
You can manipulate light to do all kinds of magical things in your photographs. Learn how to use polarized light to see objects in a new way.
Using a Data Collecting Surfboard to Design the Ultimate Ride
A surfboard can be a fantastic data acquisition device
8 Projects to Inspire Your Next Science Fair Experiment
Fun projects to spark your ideas for this year’s science fair
Open Sourcing Plans for “Low-Tech, High-Thinking” Water Filters
OHorizons works on providing access to clean drinking water by teaching local communities to build and maintain their own water filtration systems.
It’s a Wrap: Maker Camp 2016
2016 was a great year for our Maker Camp program, with lots of new projects, new participants, and dedicated educators.
Check Out the Behemoth: an Oversized Robot That Makes Nerdy Quilts
Science, animation, robots, and quilting. These passions come together in the quilts of Theodore Gray and Nina Paley.
