Science Education Resource Center at SJSU

Thank you teachers for all that you do! We are fortunate to work with so many of you and are continuously reminded of your unconditional love and support for your students!

Today marks the 52nd year we celebrate Mother Earth! Let use reflect on what we can improve to better our relationship with our home planet! conservation

Can you believe the 2022 Women’s History Month is hours away from being over?! Let’s not stop celebrating women’s’ achievements in STEM

Today we celebrate Carolina Vera an Argentinian meteorologist whose research on climate variability and simulations have helped understand our capacity for climate resilience.

We are open again! Take a look at our FREE science resources and become a member of our teacher & science educator community!

Find us at Duncan Hall 8B!

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http://sjsu.edu/serc

We continue our Women’s History Month celebration by featuring an inspiring chemist, Dorothy Hoskins.

Dorothy’s fascination for crystals led to a long and honorable career in chemistry. She graduated from Somerville, Oxford in 1932 with a first class honors degree in chemistry. In 1964 she was awarded the Nobel Prize in chemistry for discovering the molecular structures of several bio molecules including the crystal structures of Insulin, Penicillin, and Vitamin B12.

In celebration of Women's History Month, we will be featuring amazing women that have made historic contribution to science despite the challenges of gender discrimination.

Today we recognize Katherine Johnson, a West Virginia born hidden figure whose passion for math and learning showed at an early age. She went on to become the third African American person to earn a PhD in mathematics and graduated with highest honors. Johnson had one of her biggest breakthroughs when her mathematical calculations helped sync Project Apollo’s Lunar Module with the lunar-orbiting Command and Service Module.

Happy Lunar New Year! Welcome Year of the Tiger!

“Is it real!?”- 8th grade student.

That question never gets old and neither does the awe in students’ faces!

Teachers! As you prepare for the next second half of the school year, explore our unique inventory of science resources. Visit our website (in bio) or send us a message for details!

Cheering you on for all of your hard work and dedication! Good luck on finals Spartans!

Trying to show animal adaptations? Take a look at our wide selection of animal artifacts!