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Engineering for the Future
There are lots of different kinds of engineering – electrical, structural, mechanical, civil – and therefore, we need young people with lots of different interests and skills to fill those jobs for the next generation. And we especially want to … Continue reading
Posted in For Students, In the Museum
Tagged American Society of Civil Engineers, Association for Women in Science, Douglas Elliman, Engineering Day, Florida International University, Girl Scouts of Tropical Florida, GirlsRISEnet, IBM, Johnson Controls, MentorNet, Morgan Energy, National Engineers Week Foundation, National Science Foundation, Society of Women Engineers, Tau Beta Pi, United States Air Force, University of Miami, Vanessa Grout, Women in Engineering ProActive Network
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How to Build a Remotely Operated Vehicle
Museum staff always work really hard to find ways to inspire young people, and our visitors, in science and the world around them. But we love being inspired by someone teaching us something new too. Recently, Erica Moulton of the … Continue reading
Posted in In the Museum, Partnerships
Tagged ITEST, MATE Center, National Science Foundation, ROV
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Miami Science Museum’s Amazon Voyage
Nearly 1.5 million visitors throughout the U.S. and Canada have enjoyed the Museum’s touring exhibition: Amazon Voyage: Vicious Fishes and Other Riches. Launched in 2005, with competitive funding from the National Science Foundation, the exhibition is currently at the Don … Continue reading