The Secret Garden on the roof is growing. Tenth season!

Everything you see and experience visually, the entire richness of the visual world around you, always begins as the breaking of one specific chemical bond in photoreceptors the exact same way, every time.

As workers return to the office, they may show up in sweatpants, suits or Dinosaur Casual. After a month of remote work, Shannon Stirone💀 finally came to Science House in person for the first time.

A few years ago James Hamblin and Manoush Zomorodi asked that question in the Imagination Room at Science House and came to the conclusion that “creative ideas happen when you stop checking your phone.” So strange to watch now! theatlantic.com/video/index/38…

What a thrill to see paul hoffman welcoming guests back to LibertyScienceCenter!

We love supporting BioBus and we’re thrilled to see the youth of NYC developing a passion for science.

We feel this

My favorite thing about running Science House is watching people develop their creativity over time. This is Heidi Lee at Science House years ago. Look where she took this.

Underestimated math PhD blitzes to Olympic gold while rivals focus on big names wsj.com/articles/tokyo…

Nine years ago Science House founder James Jorasch did the math of monkeys typing Shakespeare on the wall of our Imagination Room.

Shocking research from Weizmann Institute about the structure of DNA

And one more

Crows in the Secret Garden on the roof of Science House.

Wild crow in the Secret Garden on the roof of Science House in Manhattan.

This person says meetings are so bad you should stage a revolt. Instead, try our Model Meetings course. Apply the scientific method to the problem.

We love to see BioBus serving the students of NYC.

We are grateful for scientists who work so hard and apply imagination to get ahead of the most challenging problems we face.

Join us tomorrow for a talk about the science of WHY WE LOVE ❤️ eventbrite.com/e/science-hous…

At 1 pm ET today Science House will host a virtual discussion with Dr Anna Machin about the science behind WHY WE LOVE. It’s a free event, it will be fun and I’d love it if you joined us. If you have questions about love, let me know. I will ask.

Autumn view from the Secret Garden on the roof of Science House.