NEWTOWN -- Chuck Paulsen has an irreverent, funny way of cajoling people to talk and read about something that even in many college-educated circles can be a source of anxiety: math. The retired ...

Maria Stowell sees the world through mathematical equations. Others need to go to a building site to imagine what a construction project might look like. Stowell can look at the elevations and angles ...

As a rookie engineer in my first job, my boss presented me with a pile of notebooks that belonged to a recently retired senior engineer. He asked me to distill the most common calculations in them ...

The U.S. faces a dual crisis: declining math proficiency and a looming engineering shortfall. With math scores plummeting, fewer students are pursuing STEM careers, risking a significant talent gap.

(St. Louis Public Radio) – Dajae Williams boasts that she’s “the dopest person to ever work at NASA.” A quality engineer at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab in Los Angeles, Williams is also one of the ...

We’ve all been hearing that the U.S. future depends on developing more technological talent, so we can keep up with China, et al. And since half the country’s potential talent pool is female, that ...