Posted: April 20, 2020

Take a Phenological Walk with Me

Hey there, science lovers! Lexie Barrell here. I love helping Museum guests learn all about the world around them, especially when it comes to plants and animals! And phenology is a great place to start!

Take a Phenological Walk with Me
Posted: April 16, 2020

Question Your World: How Much Food Do We Waste?

Recently scientists were doing a study on discarded edible items and ended up with some pretty interesting food for thought. How much food do we waste?

Question Your World: How Much Food Do We Waste?
Posted: April 16, 2020

Getting Involved with Citizen Science: No Lab Coat or PhD Required

Hello, science lovers. Niki Yarger here. While I miss my spot leading astronomy shows in The Dome, I’m happy to get the chance to share community science opportunities with you here.

Getting Involved with Citizen Science: No Lab Coat or PhD Required
Posted: April 15, 2020

Question Your World: Can Genetics Help Fight the Spread of COVID-19?

Understanding the COVID-19 virus is more important than ever for our nation's ability to combat the spread. Virginia scientists are making headlines for a new approach to learning more about where Virginia cases are coming from.

Question Your World: Can Genetics Help Fight the Spread of COVID-19?
Posted: April 10, 2020

Things to Do While You Stay at Home: Part 2

Last week we shared a list of recommendations for STEM-filled movies, podcasts, books and shows our staff suggested enjoying during this stay-home period. There were so many great suggestions that we split the ideas into two parts. Here's another round of entertaining, educational and inspiring content to distract your mind and fill some quarantine time.

Things to Do While You Stay at Home: Part 2