Jennifer Shim

Jennifer Shim is a recent graduate of Brown University where she studied applied math. She is interested in exploring the impacts of scientific research on local communities.

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The Michigan Bumble Bee Atlas is training residents to track bumble bee populations statewide to inform conservation and habitat management efforts

In North America, bumble bee populations are shrinking, with over a quarter of all species facing some degree of extinction risk. In Michigan alone, among a...

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The Michigan Bumble Bee Atlas is training residents to track bumble bee populations statewide to inform conservation and habitat management efforts

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The Michigan Bumble Bee Atlas is training residents to track bumble bee populations statewide to inform conservation and habitat management efforts

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Getting hands-on with brain research in a suburban town in France: assessment of a science fair through structural barriers

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12 companies invest $180k to keep Letters to a Pre-Scientist free for students

Engineering stories for community impact: Lessons from a mission-driven filmmaker, Greg Hemmings

Meaghan McKasy on using humor to spark conversations on tough scientific issues

A participatory science project during an eclipse studies how awe in nature fosters science identity and belonging

In South Boston, three organizations team up to cultivate a sunny new green space for neighbors and pollinators alike

18 months later, Casey Lardner from Genspace says, “we’ve been really focused on building systems”

Lessons learned from OBSERVER: A post-screening conversation with Sarah Goodwin

What it takes to include Deaf voices in scientific research

Risa Schnebly’s journey to researching ecological grief and telling its stories

“Science is something that we do together.” Benjamin Richards on how OceanEyes collaborates with citizen scientists to monitor deepwater fish in Hawai’i

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