STEM Superstars

Tim Berners-Lee comes from a family of computer scientists. Lee wrote a new computer language. He also invented the World Wide Web. Today, the structure of the internet is based on his work. Read this book to learn more about his life and his superstar career in STEM.

Terence Tao started taking college math classes when he was 9. By age 16, he had college degrees. Tao has made many important math discoveries. He is also a team player, helping students and other researchers with their work. Read this book to learn more about his life and his superstar career in STEM.

Rosalind Franklin was a scientist from a young age. Few women had careers in STEM then. Franklin used X-rays to study microscopic materials. This included DNA. Her work led to important DNA breakthroughs. Read this book to learn more about her life and her superstar career in STEM.

Warren M. Washington is a pioneer of weather science. He created computer models. The models help predict future changes to Earth's weather and climate. He also is a mentor for future climate researchers. Read this book to learn more about his life and his superstar career in STEM.