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Voting is Hard Virtual Workshop September 19
When ordering pizza with your friends, how do you decide what toppings to get? If coming to a consensus among a small group is so hard, how do we make decisions as a community, society, and species? In this workshop, we will talk about one of the core elements of good...
GROWING A QUANTUM-CAPABLE WORKFORCE: WILL WE BE READY?
A new MITRE class took 28 high schoolers from zero knowledge of quantum to a strong interest in pursuing quantum careers.
Bobby Blount’s Lifetime of Volunteerism and Public Service
MITRE Austin/San Antonio iHub site leader Bobby Blount believes in the power of opportunity to transform lives.
MITRE STEM Council Teams Up with Odyssey of the Mind
When Northern Virginia’s Odyssey of the Mind needed a tournament space, MITRE opened its doors—and its parking garage.
MITRE + Partners + Robots Equals an Equation for STEM Inspiration
With predictions about an upcoming shortage in qualified STEM applicants to meet the high demand for jobs, MITRE is partnering with local communities to help nurture future generations of talent.
Teenage Work-study Programmer Rises to Cyber Challenge at MITRE
Meet Jhanny Jimenez, a junior at Notre Dame Cristo Rey (NDCR) High School in Methuen, Massachusetts, working at MITRE on a network visualization and optimization project.
Getting Students Excited About STEM (And MITRE), with Willie Hill
Join in to the podcast as we learn how Willie, and MITRE, are stepping up to prepare students for careers in STEM.
Early STEM Investments Add Up
How can the country accelerate innovation and breakthroughs in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics?