major scientific facilities should be treated like cultural sites. They should have extensive public access, and opportunities for meaningful and fun experiences!

⁉️ We stumbled upon the #WHOI “Ask an Ocean Expert” table and asked Sara T. Gonzalez all kinds of questions about her favorite seaweed, kelp! What have you always wanted to know about marine science– but were afraid to ask?

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Yes, you can bike to Woods Hole! Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute hosts summer tours of their epic scientific facilities, and this week is the season finale. Check out bus & biking routes from South Station. [Soft launch - full blog post to follow] cycletoscience.org

Looking for a unique way to combine your love of science and cycling? Check out CycleToScience, a guide to interesting science destinations in the #GreaterBoston area that you can reach by bicycle and public transit!! Visit the site, then come visit us: cycletoscience.org!

We will begin installing flex posts on Hampshire Street on Thursday, Sept 14 & Friday, Sept 15. These posts will separate bike lanes from general traffic lanes and parking. Crews will work in the street & bike lane between 7am and 3pm. Learn more: cambridgema.gov/Departments/tr…

More CycleToScience posts are coming very soon! If people swarm the Eiffel Tower in Paris or the Atomium in Brussels, how about telescopes and scientific sites too?! Scientific grounds can be super fun and deeply meaningful places to meditate on big questions.

A sneak peek into CERN Science Gateway CERN is preparing to open its new science and outreach centre, CERN Science Gateway. Our photos of the week show Fabiola Gianotti, CERN’s Director-General, taking architect Renzo Piano on a tour of the new exhibition spaces. Six years ago,

Our @MITHaystack observatory post is live! Did you know that Haystack Observatory's data center contributed significantly to the now famous first picture of a black hole in 2019? Hop on the commuter rail with your bike and check out this awesome site (cycletoscience.org)

So, do people still use Twitter these days? We've moved the CycleToScience action to Instagram for now (instagram.com/cycletoscience/). I'm curious if we should stay active on Twitter too.