The United States is home to some of the world’s most influential biotechnology research centers, driving breakthroughs in health, agriculture, energy, and environmental protection. Innovations coming from American labs shape global medicine and help prepare society for future challenges.

Feeding nearly 10 billion people by 2050 will require more than traditional farming. Technology, including robotics, sensors, artificial intelligence, and smart data, can make agriculture more productive and sustainable

Innovation in climate Technology is growing rapidly, but so is the need for diverse leadership. Studies show that investing in women in climate tech isn’t just the right thing to do; it’s also a proven way to strengthen innovation and impact

Drones are changing the way researchers watch over the natural world. Traditional field surveys and airplane flights can be expensive, time-consuming, or even harmful to wildlife. With drones, scientists can safely explore remote forests, coastlines, and wetlands, helping us understand how nature changes over time.

Our oceans cover more than 70% of Earth’s surface and are vital for climate regulation, biodiversity, and human livelihoods. Technology is playing an increasing role in protecting marine environments, and you can be part of it.

What does it mean for a city to be “smart”? At its core, it’s about using technology and data to make urban environments more livable, efficient, sustainable, and resilient.

In an age where smartphones and tablets are everywhere, coding is no longer just for “tech professionals” young people are stepping up to build apps that shine a light on social issues, help communities, and drive positive change.

AI isn’t just changing how we live, it’s transforming how we protect the planet. Across U.S. coastlines and Caribbean islands, AI tools are being trained to understand, predict, and restore nature.

Imagine a world where your phone case, packaging, or sneakers could decompose after use, no pollution, no microplastics, no waste islands in the ocean. Thanks to advances in bioplastics and seaweed-based materials, this vision is rapidly becoming a reality.

Artificial Intelligence is transforming everything from how we work and learn to how we create art and connect with one another. However, as machines become increasingly intelligent, the most pressing question we can ask is: How do we keep humanity at the center of innovation?

If you’ve ever tried to imagine how your laptop or phone thinks, you know it’s all about bits, tiny pieces of information that can be a 0 or a 1. Quantum computers take that idea to the next level. Instead of bits, they use qubits, which can be 0, 1, or both at the same time, a property called superposition.

Oct 3 is National Techies Day, a celebration of the dreamers, builders, and problem-solvers who keep the digital world running. But beyond recognizing today’s tech professionals, it’s a call to action for the next generation of innovators.

Plastic waste is one of the biggest environmental challenges of our time. For coastal communities, it’s not just an eyesore; it affects livelihoods, health, and ecosystems. But thanks to innovation, what was once considered “waste” is becoming a resource for progress.

When most people think of renewable energy, they picture wind turbines spinning on open plains or solar panels capturing the sun's energy. But there’s another, often overlooked source of clean power, our oceans.

A recent evaluation by the American Institutes for Research (AIR) found that students who participate in GWC’s Summer Immersion Program or Self-Paced Program are significantly more likely than their peers to choose computer science as a field of study in college.

If the ocean could talk, it might scream, “Help!” Between warming seas, plastic pollution, and disappearing reefs, our marine world is under stress. However, here’s the good news: people are listening and taking action.

The Caribbean is not only experiencing the effects of climate change; innovators across the region are developing green tech solutions that address local challenges and offer lessons for the world.

AI is no longer just a futuristic concept; it's something happening now, and youth are shaping how it develops. They're building chatbots, studying bias, creating art, experimenting with data, and asking big questions about ethics and fairness.

Every year, World Patient Safety Day reminds us that every patient deserves care that's safe, accurate, and respectful. STEM helps make that possible through better diagnostics, smarter systems, and stronger checks.

When we think of sports, we often think of sweat, speed, and teamwork; however, we should also consider data, sensors, and scientific insight. Recent research has shown that STEM is causing a significant shift in sports, from performance enhancement to injury prevention and enhancing the fan experience.