1000 Technology & Telecommunications

Our Gift Guide judges loved the warmth and memories that come from these artistic, well-made Bunsen burner candles by Interference Design.

Kids of all ages will enjoy Nerdy Baby building blocks, which teach everyone (including our Gift Guide judges) about angles, zeolites and more.

Inventive entrepreneur Sherri French found an eco-friendly way to send kids to school with healthy snacks.

These delicious confections that do wonders for your smile had our Gift Guide judges grinning from ear to ear.

The cast of CBS’ hit show “The Big Bang Theory” couldn’t resist these – and neither could our Gift Guide judges.

This snack in its eco-friendly bag comes in a variety of artisanal flavors – and our Gift Guide judges loved every one.

Our Gift Guide judges think these minimalist prints from Brainstorm would look great anywhere.

This silky, luxurious accessory from Artologica gave our Gift Guide judges a new and beautiful way to view science.

We’ll see more innovation when the female perspective is present. That’s good for society and the economy.

Scientist Amy Sheng of CellScope is designing a device to help moms diagnose kids’ ear infections.

AP Computer Science nearly derailed Melody McCloskey’s career in tech. Today she’s running StyleSeat in San Francisco.

Shaan Kandawalla pushed gender norms in her native Pakistan. Now, she’s ready to take on the U.S. tech scene.

Female scientists are starting to get more attention – and that’s good for society as a whole.

A new program aims to catch young women before they’re dissuaded from STEM fields.

Let’s continue to combat the lack of female representation in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.