Scientific Research
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The American Association of University Women (AAUW) sponsors STEM Savvy, a free annual event for 6-8 grade girls to participate in hand on activities with women in STEM careers at a local university.

From the revelation of the universe’s expansion to the discovery of dark energy, Carnegie Observatories researchers have transformed humankind’s understanding of the cosmos. The groundbreaking work continues today at our world-famous Las Campanas Observatory in Chile.

The Huntington Library’s conservators use science to help stories from the past reach the future.

The OCTO Research Group works within the Division of Geological and Planetary Sciences at Caltech. We are interested in studying various aspects of ocean and cryospheric science, including ocean circulation, sea ice and ice sheets as well as their impact on the climate system.

SparCQS-MIRA (NAU)/ MNT-EC(PCC) brings hands on demos to introduce to all ages to quantum & materials science.

The Chemistry and Biochemistry Club is a student-organization made up by students who are dedicated to helping all majors succeed professionally and academically.

I’m a amateur astronomer participates in astronomical outreach.

ISS-Above is an educational gizmo that tracks the International Space Station and shows live views of the Earth from the ISS. More than 5,000 worldwide including several PUSD Schools.

We are hosting our "Space Buttons" activity where you pick your favorite space image from our award-winning science magazines and we will cut and press it for you to wear home as a lapel pin button.

CrEST is an umbrella of programs which seeks to engage students and the public in critical thinking in the context of science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM) research.

IPAC is a research organization at Caltech focusing on interpreting, archiving, and sharing data from a range of telescopes on Earth and in space.

Nicholas Gessler, Ph.D. Anthropology, Duke University (retired), Advisor to the UCLA Meteorite Gallery and the Purple Mountain Meteorite Museum in Nanjing, and finder of hundreds of meteorites in Californa and Nevada will share samples and knowledge about meteorites.

LIGO Lab detectors listen for ripples in space time created by large events, like black holes colliding. Hundreds of people work together to build, improve and listen to the signals from our two huge detectors in the US.

SkyMapper is a global network of telescopes that lets students explore the universe through real-time, trustworthy space data.