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STEM, History and Penicillin: Why History Matters in a STEM World

Illustration of a vintage microscope, petri dish and laboratory notebook linking history and scientific discovery.

Guest blog post by Carol Bettencourt There is a lot of talk these days about the value of STEM – science, technology, engineering and math – in education. Proponents of a STEM-based education argue that to remain competitive, countries must educate their next generation of innovators, engineers and scientists. Job prospects and income tend to […]