science

The week teaches kids about history and science with entertaining exhibits and talks.

Daniel Alhadeff is testing his idea to harness the energy created by footsteps to generate power.

DIVAS for Social Justice is sending a group of kids aged 9 to 14 to a robotics tournament on Saturday.

The newly formed Tri-Institutional Therapeutics Discovery Institute is meant to speed up drug-making.

More than 1,200 petitioners have added their names to an online campaign for the now-defunct department

At the DIVAS for Social Justice STEAM Camp, kids make robots and think about their neighborhood.

P.S. 256 was called a failing school by the DOE in 2011, but took itself off the closure list last year.

McCarren Park is hosting the museum's first pop-up exhibit with oobleck and papier-mâché.

Maria Taveras, 22, moved here from the Dominican Republic in 2006, and works as a science explainer.

The uptown science workshops allow children to experiment with magnets, electric circuits and animals.

Parents at the Battery Park City school want to limit the number of kindergarten classes next fall.

The Lehman College program for high school students aims to engage young women in fields of science.

The non-profit Town Square is rallying the community to create a local museum.

Artists, engineers, scientists and more will head to Flushing Meadows-Corona Park this weekend.

Marymount hopes to bring more women into engineering and science fields with their new 'Fab Lab.'