In brief: Dr. Bravo-Rivera discusses how he founded NeuroBoricuas, an education movement dedicated to training the next generation of neuroscientists in Puerto Rico, and the lessons they are learning…

Claire O'Neill: “Some people come and stick because they find their tribe. Because they found, somehow, a language that talks to them, you know, a set of people who speak the same language.”  

When Shannon Geary, host of the Did You Know program in the CSML Newsroom, joined the Brookline Bird Club for a walk around Franklin Park, she met the club’s longtime president, Cliff Cook. Cook has…

Last year, Boston launched a first-of-its-kind city Sunflower Beautification Grant to address the question: how can cities create and maintain green spaces for the benefit and consumption of a wide…

The founding chief executive officer of Letters to a Pre-Scientist (LPS), Lucy Madden, recently shared on Linkedin that 12 companies put $180k behind the program this school year, more than doubling…

“One of the most exciting takeaways we can document here is that folks who participate in these participatory science or citizen science projects can benefit from it. They do feel awe, and that does…

In this 8th and last episode of season 1 for Science Engaged, I speak with Meaghan McKasy, who studies how humor affects people’s attitude and perception of science. Dr. McKasy […]

The term “un-institutionalized your skillset” surfaced during a recent CivicSciTV Radio episode of Consider This Next, where host Kacie Luaders spoke with Quandra Gray, founder of What the Sprout.

I have a language disability and a fine motor skill deficit. As a child, I would try not to speak up in class or speak too loudly because I was afraid I would misspeak. I knew what I wanted to say in…

This study explored the goals pursued by science artists in creating their art. The authors identified several themes that ranged from a widely shared goal of connecting with the audience to more…

As neurotechnology continues to advance, researchers are increasingly confronting questions that extend beyond engineering and neuroscience laboratories. Who gets to shape these technologies? How…

SciCommTV Africa is a documentary-style interview program that examines how science communication is practiced across African contexts. Each episode follows a targeted line of inquiry, going deep…

Melissa Anderson, Alexander Wilkins, and Timothy Riker discuss engaging the Deaf community in research, accessible communication, and centering community priorities.

As researchers increasingly rely on data collected by citizen scientists via platforms such as iNaturalist and eBird, scientists at the University of Florida are looking to codify best practices for…

On the deck of the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum CSFINDEX: IMFI ▲27.8% Rev YoY , the aircraft-carrier-turned-museum docked off the West Side of New York City, amateur astronomers […]

In this 23rd episode of Changemakers, I speak with Risa Schenbly, a graduate student from Arizona State University, about how her personal experiences with grief have shaped both her research and her…

A 2024 paper published in Frontiers in Education examines content knowledge gains and instructor impacts in a middle school neuroscience outreach program in Michigan using multiple assessment…

Updated on March 11, 2026 What if a citizen science project in British Columbia that’s focused on preserving water resources could learn from citizen science projects in South Africa or […]

“We were able to get a tiny seed grant, about $3,000, to run the first Our Voice project.” - Dr. Abby C. King

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Updated on May 28, 2025 Dear Colleagues, American science is under attack. If we don’t act, we run the risk of losing an entire generation of STEM talent. One way […]

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Updated on May 28, 2025 Dear Colleagues, American science is under attack. If we don’t act, we run the risk of losing an entire generation of STEM talent. One way […]

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In November 2024, civic scientists gathered in Stellenbosch, South Africa to explore the differences and overlaps between communicating discovery science and other types of science at the Communicatin...

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