At @stemhubfoundation we’re dedicated to addressing the lack of female representation in STEM In partnership with @ladyballerscamp we got campers excited about the world of tech Participants had fun learning how to code a gaming program in recent session. #onyouth #camp #summer2020 #covid19 #virtual #socialdistancing #boxedcamp #boxify #ladyballers #basketball #fitness #learning #stem #stemeducation #coding #girlswhocode […]
Blockchain technologies promise new economic, business, and technological models that will change the world. In this interview, we speak with Uchi Uchibeke, a Software Engineer and Blockchain Developer about the Blockchain industry and the opportunities in this emerging field. STEMHub Foundation: Studying Computer Science can lead to multiple career paths. What motivated you to choose […]
Imagine your refrigerator placing orders when you run out of groceries? How about locating empty spaces in parking lots? Monitoring crops on your farm from home in real time? Awesome right. No this isn’t something for movies. It’s real and it’s here. Welcome to the world of the Internet of Things (IoT). The Internet of […]
International Youth Day is an awareness day designated by the United Nations, a day set aside to draw attention to a given set of cultural and legal issues surrounding youths. This year’s theme is #SafeSpaces4Youth. Safe spaces can include opportunities to lend a voice to civic, social and political matters. At STEMHub Foundation we have […]
What do Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg have in common besides Facebook? Mentors. In the early days of Facebook, Don Graham, CEO of the Washington Post, guided Zuckerberg on how CEOs behave. While Sandberg stated during an interview with HBR that being mentored by Larry Summers helped tremendously. Clearly, having a mentor is a great […]
At the 2018 Canadian Society of Mechanical Engineers International Congress, Our founder Dr. Adeola Olubamiji will be sitting on a panel to discuss “Celebrating Women’s Leadership in Mechanical Engineering.” See here: https://csme2018.lassonde.yorku.ca
