It feels like yesterday when I boarded a plane for Portland, Oregon, to attend my first in-person Science Talk conference in 2022. Since then, I have...
This kind of research helps to explain the relationship between science and society. It also helps policymakers, science communicators and institutions understand how best to support...
BOSTON — On March 7, 2025, Stand Up for Science rallies took place in Washington DC and 31 other cities. I attended the rally in Boston and...
BOSTON — Research projects that receive federal funding and also have a citizen science component could face an unknown future amid recent efforts by the federal...
SciArt is an emerging field that seeks to bring together art and science. Numerous SciArt spaces and initiatives exist, bridging the gap between the two and...
“Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence,” says O’Neill. “We are here to do the research needed to identify how our actions may be negatively...
BOSTON — Federal agencies have long played a significant role in supporting public engagement with science work. Major funding programs such as the National Science Foundation’s...
SOMERVILLE, MASS — Light pollution is erasing our night skies—but citizen scientists are stepping up to fight back. Through projects like Globe at Night, everyday people...
Welcome back to the Civic Science TV Newsroom! I’m your host, Jake Krauss, reporting from Washington, DC, on the latest civic science news now with a focus...
Many of us have dreamed of seeing the northern lights, the aurora borealis, dancing in the night sky. For Vincent Ledvina and Jeremy Kuzub, this dream-turned-reality...
