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🐾✨ The Museum of Science Advancement Team is always up for some wild collaborations! Last week, I teamed up with Guillermo the prehensile-tailed porcupine 🦔 (aka our Chief Spikes Officer) for an important mission—food testing! 🥕🍏 Always a fun time when Guillermo’s involved! #BehindTheScenes #animals #zoo #fundraising
🚨 Owl-fully important match alert🚨 Your support is crucial: your donation will DOUBLE to help care for our live animal ambassadors, and expand their exhibits, but only until our deadline! Give now: https://lnkd.in/ev8YN4s3
On Wednesday, September 25, NSF AI Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Fundamental Interactions (IAIFI) will be at the museum as a part of the Cambridge Science Festival, an innovative, week-long celebration of science in all its forms. Join us for an interactive, all-ages guest presentation on what we can do when we combine scientific knowledge with the power of AI! Learn more: https://bit.ly/3ZtavBe
"Anybody who is from the New England area knows the Museum of Science. Growing up as a kid on field trips or trips with the family, that was the coolest, fully immersive learning experience." Uzo Aduba, who narrated our original Omni film The Heart of New England, spoke to Parade Magazine about her ideal about her ideal day in Boston which includes stopping by the museum. Check out her perfect Boston itinerary: https://lnkd.in/eJb5SJwf
On October 18, join us for special evening with Dr. Robert Bullard, the “father of environmental justice,” as he receives the Museum’s highest honor and is named the 2024 Bradford Washburn Award recipient. With special guests Maria Belén Power, MA Undersecretary of Environmental Justice and Equity; Cate Mingoya-Lafortune, Chief Officer of Climate Resilience and Land Use, Groundwork USA; and author, journalist and activist, Kevin Powell. Register for free at: https://bit.ly/3BaCVG6
Apply to participate in our interactive forum on September 28! We'll discuss climate mitigation, or slowing down climate change, through two emerging carbon dioxide removal technologies: Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement and Direct Air Capture with Carbon Storage. Open to applicants 18 years of age and older. Selected applicants will be confirmed via email on a rolling basis starting September 18. Those who are selected and stay throughout the event will receive a $150 gift card. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3TzdIM1
Make a gift now to help expand our animal exhibits and care for live animal ambassadors and more! With your donation, we'll give a special treat and fresh berries to our animals – a little extra love from their biggest fans! Donate now: https://lnkd.in/eDEyAFPS
On September 26, Disrupt the Narrative with Catherine Nakato and Dee-1! This free experiential conversation series inspires audiences to challenge norms and advocate for social change. Register now to attend! https://bit.ly/4e6aTdG
Embryo models are pushing the boundaries of science, offering new insights into early development. But as Insoo Hyun notes, 'Researchers want models to resemble an embryo closely enough to provide real insight but not so closely that we blur ethical lines.' Insoo Hyun, bioethicist and director of the Center for Life Science speaks to Nature Magazine about human embryo models and the ethical questions surrounding them. https://lnkd.in/gyEgyP9g
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