Mentor opportunities in philly x.com/gridphilly/sta…

Simulations of the early cosmos could help explain the birth of magnetic fields and the mystery of antimatter. ow.ly/rmme304OIGG

In '13, we met @TheRailPark visionary Michael Garden 2think of ways 4 Thomas Jefferson University 2help urban health. On Oct 06, the journey continues...

If you've ever wondered which countries have the most introverted vs. extraverted norms, here's a map of the data from 51 cultures:

Climate change is accelerating permafrost thawing. And it's destroying arctic cities: bit.ly/2emH5xg

This 3D-printed microscopy kit created by Stanford University lets you play football and Pac-Man with living microbes.

From the new issue: the female artists exploring girliness as consumer paradigm, sexual fantasy & economic necessity ow.ly/GfjY305HHAa

In an effort to understand & recreate the #brain's visual processing, Sandia will oversee teams in President Donald J. Trump initiative bit.ly/2fio5hK

Textiles in which the colours are generated by naturally pigmented bacteria that form part of the C-MOULD collection.

"Art is an open system. You arrive at certain truths using both artistic and scientific ideas." Lynda Benglis bombmagazine.org/article/044612…

Anti-fascism protests extend all the way to the Antarctic... Penguins over Nazis. #WomensMarch pic.x.com/MzsFXfm7X3

Posters from the #WomensMarch—and 8 Creatives Behind Them bit.ly/2k7kHw8

On 2/15 at 3pm, #MLTalks continues with Education. Technology. Equity: Philipp Schmidt with Deb Roy and Nichole Pinkard mitsha.re/nlFp308REG4

These textile swatches are dyed with living bacteria and the colours form as they swarm, move, and grow throughout the fabric.

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Drexel's ExCITe Center and students featured in @phillydotcom article "Schools mixing art and science to create STEAM" x.com/Kathy_Boccella…