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beanz magazine is published by Owl Hill Media, LLC. We publish information about science, technology, engineering, art, and math to engage kids anywhere. We try to make technology fun, interesting, and understandable to kids and their adults.

While we no longer offer a print magazine, we have started to publish STEM content in an email newsletter called 30 STEM Links. We offer free or paid subscriptions to weekly emails that, in total, provide 30+ STEM-related links a week.

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