Marliis Reinkort’s company, Code Galaxy, offers online coding and technology classes designed for children.
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Why She Started an AI-Driven Shipping Platform
Zaiba Sarang is the founder of iThink Logistics, which helps e-commerce sites sell, ship and track goods to consumers.
She’s Cracked (and Written) the Code on Gift-Giving
Bridget Johns’s business, To & From, uses patent-pending technology to figure out what to get for your friend’s birthday, your cousin’s anniversary, and everything in between.
She’ll Build You A Website In One Day
Eleanor Mayrhofer is a web designer.
They’ve Built An Online Platform For Women To Visualize & Navigate Their Life Paths
Kt McBratney and Rebekah Bastian are the founders of OwnTrail.
She’s Built an Innovative Jewelry App, Thanks to Social-Media Stars and Augmented Reality
Nadia Lee’s Kollectin has signed up 5,000 influencers and shipped 10,000 units of product.
The First All-Female Spacewalk is Finally Scheduled to Happen
Astronauts Jessica Meir and Christian Koch will make history at the International Space Station.
The Healthcare System Fails Working Millennial Women. This Entrepreneur Has an App to Change That
Kate Ryder aims to help women in the workplace by building a telehealth company that puts quality healthcare at their fingertips.
Two Women Tech Investors to Raise $30 Million Robotics Fund
Jennifer Gill Roberts and Kelly Coyne, who are combining forces as Grit Labs, want to invest in promising robotics and artificial intelligence startups — and to save us from a future of sexist robots.
London Dispatch: Marianne Hughes Wants to Teach You About Your Clothes
The can-do founder of KnowLabel sits down to talk about building her new company and its app, which informs shoppers about the social and environmental impact of the clothes they wear.
London Dispatch: Yang Liu, From VC to Entrepreneur
The founder and CEO of JoeyWears, a men’s underwear company, talks about leaving venture capital for entrepreneurship.
Starting a Business with a Helping of Homework
Young women are charging into entrepreneurship. We talked to five dynamos who founded businesses in college or soon after — and learned a lot about the benefits of starting up young.
Here’s One Math-tastic Belt Buckle
This gift for lovers of numbers and quirky gifts alike comes courtesy of myBeltBuckle. Our Gift Guide judges want them in multiples.
Finding the Beauty in Bacteria
Who knew bacteriophage viruses were so pretty? Our Gift Guide judges were impressed by The Vexed Muddler’s creations.
The Ladies Who Launch Tech Ventures
College prep site Best Degree Programs shines a spotlight on women business owners in tech, science and engineering in this infographic.
A Fiery Blast from the Past
Our Gift Guide judges loved the warmth and memories that come from these artistic, well-made Bunsen burner candles by Interference Design.
Absolutely Brilliant Building Blocks
Kids of all ages will enjoy Nerdy Baby building blocks, which teach everyone (including our Gift Guide judges) about angles, zeolites and more.
Move Over, Ziploc: This Snack Bag is Reusable
Inventive entrepreneur Sherri French found an eco-friendly way to send kids to school with healthy snacks.
Candy That’s Good for Your Teeth
These delicious confections that do wonders for your smile had our Gift Guide judges grinning from ear to ear.
The Latest in Geek Chic: Floppy Disk Coasters
The cast of CBS’ hit show “The Big Bang Theory” couldn’t resist these – and neither could our Gift Guide judges.
A Guilt-Free Popcorn That Even a Foodie Will Love
This snack in its eco-friendly bag comes in a variety of artisanal flavors – and our Gift Guide judges loved every one.
Who Says Science is Dull? Here’s a Beautiful Way to Look at Earth
Our Gift Guide judges think these minimalist prints from Brainstorm would look great anywhere.
Look Closely: That’s Cell Division on This Scarf
This silky, luxurious accessory from Artologica gave our Gift Guide judges a new and beautiful way to view science.
Why We Care About Women in Tech
We’ll see more innovation when the female perspective is present. That’s good for society and the economy.
When It Takes a Woman to Design Products for Women
Scientist Amy Sheng of CellScope is designing a device to help moms diagnose kids’ ear infections.
Discouraged in School But Thriving as Tech Entrepreneur
AP Computer Science nearly derailed Melody McCloskey’s career in tech. Today she’s running StyleSeat in San Francisco.
Prepared for a Male-Dominated World
Shaan Kandawalla pushed gender norms in her native Pakistan. Now, she’s ready to take on the U.S. tech scene.
Why We Need Women in STEM
Female scientists are starting to get more attention – and that’s good for society as a whole.
Inspiring Girls to Be Tech Entrepreneurs
A new program aims to catch young women before they’re dissuaded from STEM fields.
The Good Fight for Women in STEM
Let’s continue to combat the lack of female representation in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
10 Resources for Encouraging STEM Girls
A list of supportive spaces — physical and virtual — for future female employees and entrepreneurs.
2 STEM Business Success Stories
Need inspiration? Check out these videos of women in engineering and computer forensics.
Welcoming Women at STEM Conferences – and Beyond
UC Davis professor Jonathan Eisen explains how to help make science a true meritocracy.
Turning the Tide for Women Studying STEM
Nancy Hopkins, a researcher and MIT professor, offers her observations on the experiences of female STEM majors.
7 Inspiring Women in Engineering
Guest author Jenny Beswick, an engineer who encourages women to join the field, shares this list of pioneers.
Creating a Supportive Space for Women in Tech
Lawrence, executive director of the New York Tech Meetup, explains why conversations about women in STEM must continue.
Focusing on the Science – Not the Gender of the Scientist
The woman behind Wibi+Works talks about the importance of perseverance.
Engineering a Career Path in the Modern STEM World
Durham, of Chic G.E.E.K.S., discusses racial representation and damaging stereotypes.
STEM Entrepreneurship – Where are the Women?
How can we bridge this seemingly insurmountable gap?
Tech Education Coming to Women in West Africa
More than 1,500 Nigerian women will receive training thanks to a new effort by the Youth for Technology Foundation.