Women’s History Month Featuring Dr. Marisa Chrysochoou
“As an educator, I focus on creating opportunities for more, people, including more women, to shape science and technology and to contribute to a better
“As an educator, I focus on creating opportunities for more, people, including more women, to shape science and technology and to contribute to a better
Have you ever gone over a suspension bridge before? Most of us probably have, but we don’t always think about how it works to keep
At our recent Virtual Gala: Thank You Science, we recognized the outstanding individuals and organizations who are active in their communities, inspiring lifelong learning and making
Motion is a fundamental property of the universe. When an object is in motion, we say it is dynamic, and when it is still, we
This summer, I interned with the Connecticut Science Center’s Programs team through the NASA Connecticut Space Grant Consortium. I wanted to use my passion for
One of the most well-known logos for engineering is a set of gears. Do you know what they do, how they work, or how they
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
This summer, I spent six weeks interning with the Public Programs team at the Connecticut Science Center. I had the opportunity to sit down and
By now everyone involved in K-12 education is well aware of the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). NGSS was developed out of concern for science
The Connecticut Science Center celebrates the achievements of professionals, groups, advocates, businesses, and leaders who share our mission to inspire lifelong learning through interactive and
Today, we are showing you a fun activity you can try at home with your family or friends. Do you think you can pull someone
I’ve watched a lot of science fiction in my life, and ever since I was little, I noticed that many of these visions of the
You stand staring at a complex contraption of your own design. Hands shaking with excitement, you question if all your hard work calculating, designing, testing,
Feeling guilty about all that Netflix binging? Not to worry! We’re excited to share one of our favorite films that is not only inspirational and
We are continuing our Women in Science Spotlight with Dr. Anji Seth. Dr. Seth spoke in October at Science Straight Up: Hartford’s Smartest Happy Hour.