KDKA-TV TechnoVation 2018
KDKA-TV invites technology lovers alike to KDKA-TV TechnoVation.
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KDKA-TV invites technology lovers alike to KDKA-TV TechnoVation.
This year's Stem Week Pittsburgh will take place September 17-23rd, 2018 featuring several events to educate and celebrate Pittsburgh leading the way into the future of STEM education and careers.
KDKA-TV and Williams partner up to produce a fun and educational STEM event!
Ivanka Trump traveled to Pittsburgh on Tuesday to meet with leaders of local robotics companies.
The first graders in Woolslair Elementary got to learn about the benefits of an education in STEM during a field trip to the Neighborhood Ford Store exhibit at the "Year Of The Dog" themed Pittsburgh International Auto Show.
The percent of women studying computer science has gone down in the past 30 years, but CMU is bucking that trend and increasing its women in computer science.
It may be one of America's oldest banks, founded in Pittsburgh in 1869, but BNY Mellon wants you to forget the old, stodgy image of a bank.
Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto has declared this week "KDKA-TV STEM Week" in Pittsburgh, highlighting the city's growing strength in science, technology, engineering and math careers.
From 6pm-8pm directly following the Technovation discussion panel, the night continues with KDKA-TV "Tech Net" networking and Meet & Greet and Fashion Showcase.
KDKA-TV invites technology lovers alike to the Inaugural, KDKA-TV TechnoVation to be held on Friday, September 22nd at the Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel from 4-8 p.m.
Drummers with the Pittsburgh Schiller STEAM Academy lead the way up the path behind the Carnegie Science Center.
On Sept. 24 and 25, girls are going to rock the Carnegie Science Center!
When someone as big as Pittsburgh Steeler Kelvin Beachum talks, kids listen.
After school programs play a crucial role in educating the next generation of scientists, engineers and mathematicians.
The Carnegie Science Center just released the results of a study it commissioned. The focus was on STEM- science, technology, engineering, and math education.
