STEM Guyana yesterday hosted its robot competition at the Marriott Hotel.
Karen Abrams, a Guyanese-born innovator based in the United States, expressed her enthusiasm for this year’s convention, where she introduced STEM as an integrated discipline in Guyana. She highlighted the goal of fostering teamwork among youth, encouraging them to build robots and collaborate effectively.
With 25 existing STEM clubs in Guyana, Abrams aims to see that number soar to 100 by December, reflecting her dedication to expanding STEM opportunities for the country’s youth.
