17 Black STEM books for kids
This list of 17 non-fiction books school-age children showcase the Black scientists and inventors that have enriched STEM for decades.
The 1789: the hypercar that runs on biomethane
Vision’s 1789 is a hypercar inspired by Le Mans and it cares about the environment.
Forgotten software: HyperCard
HyperCard influenced some of today’s most well known programming languages but most people today have never heard of it.
The Electrodeck
The Electrodeck is an electric Skateboard Invented by Charlotte Geary, a 13-year-old girl from Bournemouth.
Remember Fluorescent Multilayer Discs?
In the early 2000s, a rival to DVDs was presented at COMDEX but they never came to fruition. What happened to Fluorescent Multilayer Discs (FMDs)?
The Galton board and the Normal distribution
Sir Francis Galton was a Victorian genius who invented the Galton board with real world applications. Find out how it works here.
Emmanuella Mayaki: the 10-year-old coding genius
What were you doing when you were 10? Emmanuella Mayaki was receiving diplomas and teaching kids in after school clubs. Come meet a coding prodigy.
Why is Richard Feynman so revered?
Richard Feynman is one of the most famous scientists of all time but what made him so loved?
The Quantum Internet
Computer scientist and physicist Stephanie Wehner wants to create a new quantum internet, swapping bits for the qubits.
Is Firefox close to extinction?
Mozilla Firefox is struggling against bigger and better browsers right now, even with a cash injection from its market competitor, Google.
A Black Internet Timeline
Who were the Black technologists making the Internet a place for other Black people to communicate? This timeline might shed some light.
AI is White AF in pop culture says researchers
From sci-fi to stock images, Stephen Cave and Kanta Dihal argue that AI is too white in popular culture and there will be consequences.