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...
In this episode of CivicSciTV’s “The Perspective,” host Diya Dwarakanath explores how to fix disparities in race and gender in STEM fields with Yamilée Toussaint, the...
How can a local newsroom and university researchers help residents better understand flood risk? As part of a special series supported by the Rita Allen Foundation,...
Newsroom anchor Jake Krauss presents the latest civic science news, including research on the most common #SciArt topic—dinosaurs—an exciting upcoming mentor chat hosted by CivicSciTV’s founder...
Tracy Drinkwater from the Seattle Universal Math Museum (SUMM) returns to talk with Fanuel Muindi on CivicSciTV’s Questions of the Day show (exactly 1 year from...
Science advisors have had a major impact on pop culture through motion pictures and TV shows — such as Twisters, Big Bang Theory, Oppenheimer, and almost...
Originally aired on Oct 20, 2022. Eunice Mercado-Lara, born and raised in a small city in Mexico, strongly believes open and collaborative environments are the most...
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