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Civic Science Observer6 years ago

Are we doing science outreach correctly?

Peter J. Vollbrecht who runs SAi's Brain Explorers Program serves as the second author in this new paper titled "Developing outreach events that impact underrepresented students:...
Civic Science Observer6 years ago

Human Narratives in Science: The Power of Storytelling

Fanuel J. Muindi, Lakshmi Ramachandran & Jessica W. Tsai Published:January 28, 2020 DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.molmed.2019.12.001 Science is fundamentally about people – the people who do science and the people...
Civic Science Observer6 years ago

Low cost digital workspaces to supplement science education in Africa

In the developing world, science education is vital as countries strive to modernize their economies and improve conditions for their citizens. In Kenya, and across Africa’s...
Civic Science Observer7 years ago

A How-to-Check List for Effective Engagement in STEM Outreach at Local Schools

CSML Resident Dr. Peter Vollbrecht has published a manual shown below on “How to Manual for Effective Engagement in STEM Outreach at Local Schools.” Download the...
Civic Science Observer7 years ago

An Effective Model for Engaging Faculty and Undergraduate Students in Neuroscience Outreach with Middle Schoolers

SAI Fellow Dr. Peter Vollbrecht recently published in the Journal of Undergraduate Neuroscience Education titled “An Effective Model for Engaging Faculty and Undergraduate Students in Neuroscience...
Civic Science Observer7 years ago

Photos show the 2019 Cambridge Science Festival in action

CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts — The annual Cambridge Science Festival took place between April 12 – 21, 2019. It featured activity booths, demonstrations, live music, installations, and so...
Civic Science Observer7 years ago

#SciCommChallenge: Scientists Share their Inspiring Research

There are so many different types of scientists. What problems are they investigating? #SciCommChallenge takes readers on a journey through the fascinating questions that scientists are...
Civic Science Observer8 years ago

Rectify biased interpretation of science history

Aiza Kabeer & Jessica W. Tsai Originally Published in Nature. As members of the STEM Advocacy Institute, we find the typical Western view of science history distorted and...
Civic Science Observer8 years ago

Optimizing the utility of the individual development plan for trainees in the biosciences

Since 2014, the NIH has required annual progress reports to include a description of whether academic institutions make use of the Individual Development Plan (IDP) or...
Civic Science Observer8 years ago

Working Towards Socially Responsible Algorithms

by Aiza Kabeer, BS and Jessica W. Tsai, MD/PhD Abstract From criminal justice to financial markets, algorithms are now embedded in the fabric of our society....

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