Birds Wintering in the Chesapeake
Winter arrives and holds tight in the Chesapeake, bringing winter ducks and increased activities from eagles, says the Cap’n.
JSHS Regional Symposium Feb. 22
The Patuxent Partnership will lead the 2025 Maryland Junior Science and Humanities Symposium on February 22. Students throughout Maryland were invited to participate and compete for scholarships and the opportunity to present at the national level.
NAVAIR to Hold Industry Day
Naval Aviation Systems Command will hold an Industry Day/Technical Interchange Meetings on February 19 and 20, 2025.
Nurture Yourself to Help Kids
Caring adults like you dedicated more time than ever to supporting the emotional health of kids last year. Whether you’re a teacher, a coach, a mentor, or a loving family member, your presence makes a profound difference in a child’s life. How you’re nurturing yourself while supporting kids? Walden Wise has some suggestions.
NDTA Foundation Accepting Scholarship Applications
The NDTA Foundation is accepting scholarship applications for the 2025-2026 academic year. Applications may be submitted through April 15. The Patuxent Partnership is helping to publicize the scholarship for programs in transportation education, science, research, and development.
Save the Date: PEO(U&W) Industry Event 2025
Program Executive Office for Unmanned Aviation and Strike Weapons’ PEO(U&W) Industry Event 2025 will take place March 11 and 12, 2025.
STEM-ING’s Open Call for Workshop Proposals
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics – Inspiring the Next Generation (STEM-ING) is looking for workshop proposals for an event in May.
Next TPP/ANA Panel Planned Feb. 4
Mark your calendar for The Patuxent Partnership/ANA panel, The Naval S&T Enterprise: Strengthening Maritime Dominance, set for 5 to 7pm February 4.
MATRIX Lab to Offer Evening@SMART
Join the University of Maryland MATRIX Lab at the USMSM SMART Building for an “Advanced Manufacturing for Biomedical Devices and Applications: Toward Device Autonomy” presentation February 5, 2025.
Still Hope for the Softshell Clam’s Future
Fifty years ago, softshell clams were so plentiful in the Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay that they were used for fish bait or sold for about $2 per basket. Today, they’re rare as hen’s teeth.
