Be an engineer every day and improve the world by doing things you already know how to do. Build bridges for the future and learn about material sciences you could one day use in your own research.

Learn about ergonomics and its everyday impact on how you live and get things done. Once you know about it, it will really get you thinking!

We are all mathematicians! Conquer both small and large-scale math puzzles as you discover fun, beautiful mathematics.

Explore 3D scale models of landscapes from Earth, Mars, and across the Solar System. Test your spatial geometry and pattern recognition skills by trying to match the 3D models with 2D images. We will also discuss how drones are being used to collect 3D landscape data and will conduct demonstration drone flights once an hour on the half-hour (11:30, 12:30, 1:30, 2:30, and 3:30).

Explore how computers store information, how magnetism is used in computers, and how magnetic sensors work. Practice writing your name and letters using binary code.

Explore our marine life including corals and anemones and do some marine science puzzles with our marine scientists.

Draw yourself as a scientist. Learn about diverse biologists and explore research through a disease ecology game, digging for fossils, and an indigenous knowledge foraging activity.

Practice your science skills and extract DNA from strawberries. Craft your own constellation with pipecleaners and beads while learning about the patterns of stars in our night sky.

DNA is the genetic code that controls everything that happens in our cells. Come learn about DNA and extract the DNA from a strawberry.

Do some deep time traveling to learn about fossilization processes and explore fossils from different time periods and environments. See and touch actual fossils such as bones, teeth, and shells.

Come enjoy a hands on experience with LEGO robotics, coding and friendly competition.

How can we fix each other's crowns? How can you make sure yours stays on? Get inspired to reclaim your crown with open communication as we unite as goddesses in our communities.

Explore the science of spinning with your own upcycled CD spinning top. Decorate your top and test how long it can spin.

Come build a future city of towers and skyscrapers using all recycled materials and come take a sneak peak of at some future cities previously built through our Virtual Reality.

Explore the artistry of geometric folds and master basic origami techniques while uncovering the math woven into each intricate creation.

Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place. Visit us to learn more about Girl Scouting. Current Girl Scouts can pick up your event patch here!

Play with the robots with the Lady Cans, FRC2881, robotics team. Learn how these Girl Scouts designed and built their bright pink robot and see what it can do. Pick up a swap to take home.

Let's roll! Design and construct your own rockin' roller coaster and demonstrate the laws of physics like velocity, acceleration and kinetic and potential energy.

Girlstart has a mission is to increase interest and engagement in STEM for girls through innovative, nationally-recognized informal STEM education programs. Get info on camps, the Girls in STEM Conference in April, Starry Nights and more great programs for girls.

Get empowered! Think critically about how to positively self-motivate when obstacles arise by designing a growth mindset flower with paper and filling it with positive affirmations to get empowered.

Design, create and test your own bridge. Fold paper into structural shapes, test your beams and refine your designs. See a keystone arch, construction materials, and the history of bridge design in Texas.

Link up with your family and friends to create a human circuit. Learn about the components of a simple circuit and experiment with different materials to see which are conductors and insulators.

Watch as a team of scientists and artists work with glass to bring to life an imaginary invention submitted by the winner of the STEM Girl Day at UT Austin Imaginary Invention Contest.

A spooky twist on the classic baking soda and vinegar experiment. When combined, they release carbon dioxide gas which then inflates the balloon, revealing your spooky ghost.

Learn how your heart and lungs work. Discover how to take blood pressure, learn about your heart rhythms with electrocardiograms, take your own finger pulse, and observe pig lungs.