Computers & Technology

Come learn Robics with The STEM Guy

In this 4-part workshop, students will learn the foundation for learning robotics!

During this session, we will be working on:

• Cops / Chaser lights
• Rock-Paper-Scissor Game
• Making a digital Thermometer
• Automatic Night Light

Registration Required: The STEM Guy - Gadget Making | East Brunswick Public Library

Participants are expected to attend all classes in the series.

We invite you to join us for an informative presentation on Cyber Security. In this session, we will cover essential topics, including:

How does your phone make the connection to your earbuds or watch? Join us for a series of classes explaining the magic that makes our devices and networks work. This class is for adults and teens who know how to use computers and smartphones, but would like to learn more about the technology behind the internet. Ages 13 and over.

How does your Amazon order get from your laptop to Amazon HQ? Join us for a series of classes explaining the magic that makes our devices and networks work. This class is for adults and teens who know how to use a computer but would like to learn more about technology. Ages 13 and over.

What’s inside a computer? Join us for the first of a series of classes explaining the magic that makes our devices and networks work. This class is for adults and teens who know how to use a computer, but would like to learn more about technology. Ages 13 and over. Registration required.

Girls Who Code Club in-person meeting for members.

March 2026 - Women in Data Science & AI

This month, we are excited to celebrate the contributions of women in technology!

We’ll begin by exploring the diverse experiences of women within the tech field, highlighting their achievements and challenges.

Following that, we’ll present governance recommendations for leadership policies and procedures related to the use of AI, ensuring that the technology is harnessed responsibly and ethically.