DIY Bubbling “Lava” Lamp Water and oil don’t mix. But if you add something fizzy to make bubbles, you’ll get a very interesting result. Materials: Tip – you can get all of these items in a dollar store, if you don’t already have them at home. • Clear bottle (a plastic water or pop bottle
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Create your own bath bombs with your favorite fragrances and colors, too!    Bath bombs are fun to use and even more fun when you make them yourself because you can choose your favorite fragrance and color!  And it’s a cool science experiment, too! How does it work?  Two of the main ingredients, sodium bicarbonate and citric acid, make the bath bomb
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Don’t be Afraid to Stretch! Ten years ago, I started my career as a Field Service Engineer with General Electric after graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering.  For over 3 years, I traveled to offshore and international locations to fix customer control systems and install new equipment on rigs that drill for
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Hi girls! For today’s perspectives section, we interviewed Rachel Szteinberg, who joined GE about a year ago as a member of the Edison Engineering Development Program. Read on to see what this recent college graduate has to say about studying and working in STEM… GE Girls: What did you major in? What kind of classes
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