Scientist To Go
Connecting students and scientists.
Our Scientist To Go program allows for students to virtually meet with a wide range of scientists and to learn about real, ongoing scientific research, scientific career paths, and more.
Project Goals:
- Expose students to a diverse group of scientists and science career paths.
- Demonstrate science in ways that students may not see in a traditional classroom setting.
Our Scientist to Go program allows for students to meet with a wide range of scientists and to learn a little bit more about what they do. These 45 minute sessions are made up of around 20β25 minutes of presenting from a scientist and around 15β20 minutes of questions and answers from students.
Upcoming Events
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Scientist To Go with Dr. Angelica Rodriguez
Join Angelica as she discusses her research on sea level rise and community resilience at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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Scientist To Go with Marisa Monroe
Join Marisa as she discusses how her research on amphibian road crossings can help protect frogs and salamanders in Acadia National Park!
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Scientist To Go with Dr. Barbara Spiecker
Join Barbara as she discusses her exciting journey through marine ecology and how she uses science and data to protect marine ecosystems.
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Scientist To Go with Dr. Alix Contosta
Join Alix as she discusses her research on phenology and how climate change is impacting the changing of the seasons in New England.
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