
Whale.FM: Where Citizen Science, Whale Songs and Education Come Together
Mariette DiChristina, Steering Group chair, is dean and professor of the practice in journalism at the Boston University College of Communication. She was formerly editor in chief of Scientific American and executive vice president, Magazines, for Springer Nature.

Whale.FM: Where Citizen Science, Whale Songs and Education Come Together

Introducing the Science in Action Award
"Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn." — Ben Franklin Kids are born scientists. They ask great questions, and as Ben Franklin—one of the original “scientific Americans”—pointed out so eloquently, we should foster their efforts to learn the answers firsthand.

Humanity's Quest to Learn about Our Origins and Last Call for the Science in Action Award

YouTube Space Lab Winners' Experiments to Fly on ISS

The Moving Mind

Enter the Science in Action Award at Google Science Fair

What a Scientist Looks Like
Learn how today's scientists are working to update people's perceptions of science, how it's done and who scientists are

A Sea of Spacetime Foam?

Citizen Scientists Study Whale Songs: Years of Work Done in Months

The Scientist Corps: 1,000 Scientists in 1,000 Days

Getting Ready for Scientific American Tweet-Up at the American Museum of Natural History

2012 Google Science Fair Begins: What's Your Question?

Scientific American Tweet-Up at the American Museum of Natural History

The Science of Staying Young

A Busy 2011 at Scientific American

Scientific American Defends Marie Curie and Women Scientists in 1911

How Ideas Emerge from Society

Paths Taken

Scientists Lauded at the White House, Winners of National Medals

Family Science Night

Google Science Fair Winners at the White House

Now: Bring Science Home Every Week!

Now: Bring Science Home Every Week!

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