Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) stories - Page 17

Mobile malware creation is as easy as downloading an app and potential criminals don't even need to write a single line of code.

MindKits was established in December 2008 after seeing a lack of support for New Zealanders in learning robotics and physical computing.

Girls in Games, NZ's acclaimed STEM initiative, marks its 5th year inspiring young women to explore game development.

Could hackers exploit your DNA sequence and encode it with malware? A new study from the University of Washington says yes, it's possible.

The REANNZ network will receive an extra $21 million funding over the next seven years allocated from MBIE's Strategic Science Investment Fund.

Infor unveils Coleman, an AI platform enhancing CloudSuite apps with smarter, faster decision-making and efficiency boosts.

Asia Pacific's biggest names in technology have topped the list at the 2017 Frost & Sullivan ICT Awards, held in Singapore last night.

Roles which require emotional intelligence, imagination and human interaction will continue to be relevant and must be filled by human beings.

Dell showcases CSR achievements post-EMC merger with its 'Legacy of Good' plan, aiming to advance human progress.

Upcoming edtech conference hopes to share insights with the education sector and connect educators with leading tech players.

Government investment in Engineering Education to Employment programme leads to over 500 graduates per year, a year ahead of schedule.

Using tech-enabled ocean observation tools, a teacher in Hampton Hill School is bringing the science of the seas into her classroom.

Tairua School launches innovation and technology academy TaiTECH, offering specialist training in construction, cookery, art, sports science, and design.

Schools in South Auckland partner with STEM sponsors for new science projects, from beehive monitoring to robotic watering systems.

Lack of technical aptitude among science grads is causing a deficit of capability in the workforce, says a report by the Royal Society of New Zealand.

One of Intel's most noted country managers has decided to call it quits as the managing director for Australia and New Zealand (ANZ).

Concerns of a lack of investment in digital fluency and funding resound around a disappointed New Zealand Education sector.

Company-X programmer Marcel van de Steeg inspired Hamilton students with a game design workshop, igniting a creative spark that inspired him in return.

Nearly 200 Year 13 Biology students get hands-on science experience at the Cawthron Aquaculture Park, working with mussels and earning NCEA credits.

Want to encourage young women in our schools to pursue STEM and exciting careers in the tech sector? ShadowTech Day will help them meet their mentors.