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Our ongoing collaboration with FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) is another important way that we’re investing in programs that increase access to STEM education and help to build a pipeline of STEM leaders across the globe.

The COVID-19 pandemic forced schools around the globe to quickly move online, but many students lacked the tools, devices, and connectivity necessary to access remote learning.

Over the last year, we’ve spent up to 60% more time at home compared to before the pandemic. That’s not too surprising given that our homes are doubling up as offices, restaurants, gyms, schools and entertainment centres.

Clinical trials are a vital part of the process that brings innovative products and treatments to people in need. No matter the disease or condition, the overarching goal remains the same: Provide the best care options to all people in need.

This year’s Goodyear Innovation Challenge featured a record number of student proposals that addressed current mobility challenges. 

Imagine what life would be like if clean water was not readily available. How would you shower, wash your dishes and rehydrate your body? These simple, everyday tasks are hard to accomplish without access to clean water.

Qualcomm has approximately 41,000 people represented by 109 nationalities working in more than 175 locations in 30 countries.

Researchers from Clemson University are using a 120-foot research tower to study the role of longleaf pines in carbon and water cycling in South Carolina.

When we fully embrace all the different ways that water benefits our lives and livelihoods, we can fully value water in ways that build strong economies, vibrant communities and healthy environments.

Wireless Reach brings advanced wireless technologies to people and communities who need it most.