Celebrating Black History Month Featuring Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett
If you can unwind and be true to who you are, it helps to reckon with things.” Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett “My team is responding to
If you can unwind and be true to who you are, it helps to reckon with things.” Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett “My team is responding to
Environments are all around us, even at the Connecticut Science Center! When hearing the term “environment”, most people likely think of a forest, or something
“Building an airplane from a kit and flying as a child, I longed to understand the physics, application and reach of flight. I see no
The scientific field of genomics is relatively new compared to other STEM fields. It wasn’t until 1871 that a man by the name of Friedrich
The scientific field of genomics is relatively new compared to other STEM fields. It wasn’t until 1871 that a man by the name of Friedrich
In 1922, Archaeologist Howard Carter uncovered the tomb of Tutankhamen, the lost “boy king.” Egyptomania spread like wildfire and a fascination with mummies spread around
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
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
The Connecticut Science Center will host its next MakeFest on Saturday, September 18. In celebration of our state’s history of innovation and ingenuity, we will
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
We get to work with STEM professionals from Connecticut and beyond through STEM Career Connections programs at the Connecticut Science Center. During these programs, employees
We experience big storms of all types here in Connecticut, blizzards, nor’easters, hurricane, tropical storms, and so on. Over this past summer, students from our
We have all watched the weather on the news, but do you know everything that goes into creating that forecast? Complex scientific models, changing variables,
We are so excited to welcome everyone back into the Butterfly Encounter. This beautiful, lively, tropical environment will have you forgetting you are in the