by: Gunnar Mein It was a long day at together.science. 3 months ago, we invited our newest intern Richard to join us to think about how...

together.science is excited to announce its inaugural math competition on August 17, 2024 for students entering grades 5-8! Solution...

Richard Deng is a recent graduate of Belmont High School in Massachusetts and an incoming freshman studying biochemistry at MIT. Since...

Two of my favorite quotes are: “Teachers Touch the Future” and “Teachers are in it for the Outcome, not the Income” Teacher Appreciation...

By: Gunnar Mein Newton's world If you got exposed to any physics in school, you have probably heard - and then forgotten - about Newton's...

What better way to celebrate International Women's Day than by celebrating the triumphs of two young women in STEM? We told you before...

At together.science, we are passionate about STEM education. We are dedicated to building and bringing tools for STEM learning to...

By: Gunnar Mein I remember growing up and looking forward to my first computer science class back in Germany. My brother had taken it...

Hispanic Heritage Month has been recognized and celebrated in the U.S. annually from September 15 to October 15 since 1988. At...

Another solar eclipse is upon us, carving a wide band diagonally through the United States. If you are lucky enough to live close to one,...

by Everest I just finished my summer internship at together.science, in which I got to work with the main product development team on a...

By William B. Not many students have the opportunity to work on software engineering at a real company during high school. However, for...

By: Angelika M. Until about two years ago I was a math teacher. My main courses were Middle School math, Prealgebra, Algebra, and...

Everest recently graduated from Eastside Preparatory School in Kirkland just outside of Seattle and will attend the University of...

Throughout history there have been countless individuals who were incredibly smart and also at the right place at the right time. Many of...

By Gunnar Mein Today is Ada Lovelace Day. Why do we celebrate Ada? She didn't have a big impact on science or computers and she lived in...

by Gunnar Mein 7 years ago, I was working as a programming and science teacher at Eastside Preparatory School, an independent school for...

Julian Mein is a senior at NYU majoring in History. He joined the company this summer because of his interest in the marketing side and...

If you are curious to read some updates about how we're doing and what we're looking forward to on the horizon, check out this great...

Math 2.0 Day was created in 2009 to celebrate the intersection of Math and Technology. As a company dedicated to bringing STEM tools to...