5 Ways to Make Mother’s Day Special
Mother’s Day is just a few days away, are you still looking for the perfect gift to show mom just how special she is? Don’t
Mother’s Day is just a few days away, are you still looking for the perfect gift to show mom just how special she is? Don’t
This Sunday (April 25th) is a holiday near and dear to my heart. While we may not consume vast quantities of pumpkin pie to commemorate
Here at the Connecticut Science Center, we are so proud to partner with Connecticut Invention Convention to highlight kid inventors from around our state. Throughout
One of my favorite things about working at the Connecticut Science Center is the view of the Connecticut River. Not only is the river in
Connecticut Science Center Podcast : How Smart is a Cuttlefish? Special Down To A Science feature. Nick, Kaila and Andrew are excited to talk about a recent study
Connecticut Science Center Podcast : World’s Oldest DNA Special Down To A Science feature. We were so excited about the recent discovery of the oldest DNA ever that
Thank you to our panelist and the over 100 participants who joined us for Straight Talk: The Persistence of Race in Scientific Research. We are
Gingerbread house making- a classic activity for many families over the holidays. This year, we decided to hold a contest with a Science Center twist
If you have been in our Butterfly Encounter, you know how beautiful the butterflies look. They are not actually native to Connecticut, so where in
No matter who you are rooting for in the big game this weekend, we can all agree on one thing- sports games make it hard
Following the birthday of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and in anticipation of February, Black History Month is on a lot of our minds.
What is Genomic Epidemiology? Before the pandemic, many of us had never heard of an epidemiologist, let alone a genomic epidemiologist. Some may still be
Seeking to understand nature’s mysteries is like solving a jigsaw puzzle…except we often don’t have all the pieces. Sometimes there are substances at work that
Henrietta Lacks was a proud woman. She did not know much about science, but she loved her family, and lived a satisfactory life by all
The Connecticut Science Center is pleased to feature a piece by our community partners, Deborah Fernandez and Mary Jo Fernandez, who were kind enough to