As Tammo Reichgelt was walking around his urban Connecticut town one day, he noticed that certain species of ferns were growing on human-made structures and thriving....
For the past 17 years, Professor Bruce V. Lewenstein has taught workshops in science communication to graduate students. Since the first class, he has asked the same question at...
In a recent press release, San Francisco’s Exploratorium (the Museum of Science, Art & Human Perception) announced the passing of Lynn Rankin, the founder and longtime...
Polly Russell of the British Library introduces (from left to right), Melanie Brown, Clio Heslop, Mariette DiChristina and Mark Miodownik. Picture: Stephen Khan, Author provided Stephen...
Starting on September 27, 2024, the Association of Science and Technology Centers (ASTC) will host its annual conference in Chicago that will gather science-engagement professionals to...
The Summer 2024 Olympics in Paris captivated the world as it was the first one that welcomed large crowds after the delayed 2020 Tokyo games. The...
State-wide curfews, mask mandates, and a race for a vaccine, were all prominent topics in the media amid the COVID-19 pandemic. But science art makers on...
Sometimes, when a research organization has an active and robust public outreach component, it creates a tension between providing educational programming and offering the public with...
If you are reading this article, chances are you are interested in neuroscience in some way, shape or form. You might even see yourself as a...
Public or civic engagement with science (PES) encompasses a diverse array of activities designed to strengthen the connections between scientific communities and the public. These activities...
