PODCAST | An Ocean of Sound
In this episode, we chat with STPF alum Heather Spence, a marine biologist and sound artist. She’s also a marine and science advisor in the Department of Energy, where she is exploring the potential
Virtual concert bonds communities through stories of "Drought and Flood"
Artists, storytellers, and scientists from all over the world shared their insights and talent in a unique virtual concert showcasing the impacts of our changing climate. Organized, directed, and
STPF Fellows' Group Digs Into Washington DC Agriculture and Nutrition
Last month, the Agriculture and Nutrition Affinity Group (AgriNuts) of the AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellowships visited Lederer Gardens, a small farm and community garden in the Deanwood
PODCAST | Lekelia Jenkins: Marine conservation, science dance, and being a STEM role model
On this episode, STPF alum and marine conservation scientist Dr. Lekelia (Kiki) Jenkins chats with Dr. Chris Parsons about reducing turtle by-catch in fishing gear and the challenges facing
Seven Steps to Successful Networking
Beer in hand, I roamed the NY Catalysis Society meeting, as I had done every month since the start of my graduate career. These precious 30 minutes, just before the dinner and talk, were for chatting
PODCAST | Black Holes in Fact and Fiction Featuring Dr. Joe Pesce
This episode's guest, Joe Pesce, is the Program Director in the Division of Astronomical Sciences at the National Science Foundation. Dr. Pesce is an astrophysicist with 30 years of experience and an
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