During the Q&A portion of the ‘Science and Democracy’ panel discussion on January 9, 2025, co-hosted by Boston’s Museum of Science and The Boston Globe, Professors...
“Storytelling is really powerful. And then, it becomes even more powerful when you create a mechanism and a platform and a system where people can tell...
Fanuel Muindi travels to Washington DC to interview Jenny Luray, Senior Vice President of Strategy and Public Engagement at Research!America, about their mission to strengthen federal...
As President-elect Donald Trump begins his second term in January, there is still much uncertainty over how scientific research will be affected by a myriad of...
Since 2013, the SEE Science Center has hosted “Science on Tap,” a series of free, informal discussions with local scientists and experts, covering every topic from...
Dr. Sarah Dunifon (Founder and Principal Evaluator of Improved Insights) an evaluation consulting firm specializing in STEM learning, discusses the research she conducted as part of...
How can community journalists write good stories that are rich in scientific data and explain clearly why that data is important to the reader? One example is...
In this episode of CivicSciTV’s “The Perspective,” host Diya Dwarakanath explores community science research and environmental justice with Dr. Ryan Sinclair, environmental microbiology professor at Loma...
In this interview on Questions of the Day, the Founder of @NotesByNiba recounts her evolution from a graduate student dabbling in science communication to building an...
Since its inception in 2016, the STEM Action microgrant program by the Society for Science non-profit has provided over $1.15 million to 144 organizations. Society for...
