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Seven Sigma Xi members have been chosen for an initiative to inspire the next generation of girls to consider STEM careers.

Researchers and students are invited to participate in two free webinars in October and events at the Annual Meeting and Student Research Conference.

The committee will help determine ways to promote ethical scientific practices among Sigma Xi members and within the broader research enterprise.

Featuring a wide variety of session topics, the Sigma Xi Annual Meeting and Student Research Conference is the place to be for professional and student researchers.

Michael Donovan used his Sigma Xi grant to collect data from the fossil plant collection at the Museo Paleontológico Egidio Feruglio in Trelew, Argentina.

Key dates for members and researchers to remember this season.

Recipients of the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) have been announced, and 35 of them are Sigma Xi members.

Sigma Xi President Geraldine Richmond invites all who share concerns about our changing global environment to attend the Annual Meeting and Student Research Conference.

The Sigma Xi Annual Meeting and Student Research Conference is coming to Madison, Wisconsin, this November.

The deadline to submit your art to the Sigma Xi STEM Art and Film Festival is August 15!

Eight students connected with Sigma Xi collectively earned $221,000 at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair.

Geraldine Richmond will take the helm of Sigma Xi as president on July 1. She shares her areas of focus for the coming year.

Sigma Xi’s magazine <em>American Scientist</em> has received three EXCEL awards.

Joel Primack's one-year term as Sigma Xi's president ends on June 30, 2019. He describes the highlights from his year at the helm of the Society.

Join us at the first Sigma Xi STEM Art and Film Festival on November 17, 2019, at the Monona Terrace Convention Center in Madison, Wisconsin.

The first of two grants that Sigma Xi awarded to Haylee Archer helped to spark her interest in observational astronomy.

Congratulations to the members who were elected to leadership positions within the Society. Many of them are starting their new terms on July 1.

Sigma Xi member Mary Ellen Close of Salem, Wisconsin, has watched eclipses with astronomers, slept on a Trans-Siberian Railway train, and seen a wild hippo along the Nile.

Two Sigma Xi chapters started new programs with support from the Science, Math, and Engineering Education Grant.

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