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Charlie Nietubicz, president of the APG Discovery Center, and Jim Foulk, developer of the Water’s Edge campus in Belcamp, MD, sign a lease for the new Discovery Center.

Discovery Center Will Launch at Water’s Edge

Charlie Nietubicz, president of the APG Discovery Center, and Jim…

The Workers’ Memorial located in Aberdeen’s Festival Park, was built and dedicated in 2017. Above, APG Discovery Center, City of Aberdeen, and installation leaders mark the dedication of this monument.

Commemorating Workers’ Memorial Day

April 28, 2020 Workers’ Memorial Day was established nearly 50…

APG Discovery on Harford Living Podcast

APG Discovery on Harford Living Podcast

On this episode of Harford County Living with Rich Bennett, Rich…

Screen capture of NMTC News Release

Scholarships for Women in STEM

NMTC/ Bravura Information Technology Systems Announces $20,000 in Scholarships to…

Screen Capture of RISE Program Real-world Internships in Science & Engineering (RISE) Program

RISE Program

Real-world Internships in Science & Engineering (RISE) Program The 5th…

Screenshot of New Video Spotlights the APG Discovery Center

New video spotlights the APG Discovery Center

https://youtu.be/vq4v2mHxv6A A new video, developed and released by the City…

Katie Bouman was a MIT postdoctoral student when she led a team that designed one of the algorithms that led to capturing the first images of a black hole. (Adriana Usero/The Washington Post)

Meet the young woman whose algorithm assembled the first photo of a black hole

Katie Bouman helped the world see a black hole. Fans…

The ENIAC Story

Sharing ‘The ENIAC story’

"The ENIAC Story" is reprinted from here. Link broken, download…

The sound of buzzing bees can be bothersome and the same is true with robots! To verify that Astrobee’s hardware works within the International Space Station’s noise limits, Roberto Carlino, electronics and integration engineer at NASA’s Ames Research Center in Silicon Valley conducts acoustics testing in an anechoic chamber at NASA’s Johnson Space Center, Houston. The test measures the noise level of Astrobee when the robot is docked and when the robot activates its fan-based propulsion system to undock. Credits: NASA’s Johnson Space Center/Robert Markowitz

NASA’s new flying robots for the International Space Station

"Propelled by electric fans, the robots can fly and navigate…

Undergrad discovers two exoplanets with AI

The term "artificial intelligence" was coined in a proposal for…