The BeScience Quarterly Volunteer Newsletter- June 2026
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When you search for ‘top 10 tech CEOs’ on the internet, unsurprisingly only male names appear, confirming the male predominancy on corporate ladders. Yet change is brewing. Today, there are many women whose decisions and actions are poised to have a lasting impact on the global tech-business. The new head of eBay North America, the
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The transition from classroom to workplace can feel overwhelming, if not intimidating – but it can also be a revealing experience. At BeScience we have come up with STEM Career Talks to support our students throughout this process. Online events where students from schools all over the world meet STEM professionals and explore career opportunities,
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How many times have we been told that you need to be really clever to study science? or that all engineers are nerds? STEM studies at higher level are often perceived as geeky and inaccessible. A common misconception is that the STEM curriculum is theory-heavy, and lessons are tough and nerdy, so there’s no room
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Dream big, they say. When thinking about your future, you might imagine yourself collaborating with the crème-de-la-crème STEM adepts on cutting-edge projects. Well, landing a job at one big tech company can be a great starting point for the conspicuous benefits and huge growth opportunities. Whether you’re into software, product marketing, business strategy, or AI,
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From flying kites to inventing planes. All great inventions often begin as “impossible ideas. At first, it is just one thinker, one dreamer, against the world. Think back to a child flying a kite. The joy is simple—holding the rope, watching the kite rise, and learning how the wind carries it. But hidden in that
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Among innovation platforms, hackathons are by far the ones gaining more ground. It all started in the early 2000s, when tech companies launched hackathons to develop new software. Deriving from the words ‘marathon’ and ‘hacking’, such a “marathon for hackers”, is a phenomenon that nowadays transcends computing but applies to every area of human knowledge.
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Within our #1MillintoSTEM podcast campaign we talked about starting a career in Science through a lab scientist apprenticeship. Among all vocational pathways, there’s an incredibleuptake on STEM apprenticeships in real-world projects involving industry cutting-edgetechnologies. Nowadays, apprentices form an important part of workforce planning across arange of levels and programmes in non-traditional areas, like digital marketing
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Robotics! A word that lights up the imagination of every curious young mind fascinated by STEM.For many, it seems like a realm reserved for adults with lab coats and grey beards—a high-tech world out of reach for the young. But that couldn’t be further from the truth. With curiosity, creativity, and determination, anyone—no matter their
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What do Statistics, Paramedic Science, and Astronomy have in common? Well, they are all part of the STEM disciplines, namely, Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Since the acronym was coined in the early ‘90s, the popularity of STEM as an educational curriculum has increased enormously. Schools now teach data-driven syllabuses and offer practice-based workshops aimed
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