The Most Unknown makes it's New England premier Kendall Square Cinema on Tuesday, 6/26, 7pm. Join filmmakers Ian Cheney & Lindsay Blatt, photographer and MIT research scientist @felicefrankel, and former New York Times Science Editor David Corcoran David Corcoran for a discussion following.

There’s a kernel of a science event format in here somewhere: Discuss your expertise with a third grader, high schooler, college student, grad student, and professor. video.wired.com/watch/5-levels… via Science Festivals

Congratulations to our Festival Director on the well-deserved honor! #loveSTEMsd

To wrap a festival is one thing. To wrap a festival and get out the highlight reel days later is another...Beakerhead 2018: youtu.be/wpiFmbtBRPE via YouTube

Hey Ben Wiehe if I bring in my Xbox.....🤔

Community first collaboration, exploring scientific authority, and democratizing data: Just posted our first sessions for Science Events Summit #SES2019 science.events/copy-of-summit…

Looking forward to our mutant science event on Sunday. Promises to be transformative. But only if you get yer tix! #SES2019 eventbrite.com/e/crossover-wh…

Here it is, our 2019 NC Science Festival Report. Click the link to learn about our amazing partners and STEM across NC ---> ncsciencefestival.org/sites/default/… Thank you, partners for another amazing year. We're awed and humbled. #ScienceForAll

We’re hiring for a Community Catalyst! This remote, full-time job is perfect for a digitally-savvy community organizer with a passion for building more inclusive organizations. BIPOC especially encouraged to apply. ofbyforall.org/join-our-team

Next step: why computers need humanity

If your neighbor’s house is on fire, don’t run over to give them a science demo. Even if it is on topic.

A little Arthur Ganson magic to get your week started on the right note. 🎥: My little violin, 2009 by Arthur Ganson #arthurganson #kineticsculpture #happymonday

Driving along Mass Ave on Sunday afternoon, and was surprised to see a special event at the MIT Museum

We're getting ready to celebrate here at the MIT Museum...by hiring a new post to attend to local festivals: mitmuseum.mit.edu/about/careers

Living robots made from frog cells can replicate themselves in a dish bit.ly/3D57PLu

The thing about this news story is that: 1. it got my attention, 2. the contradictory headlines made me think "either some of the media can't be trusted or some of the scientists can't be trusted, probably both," 3. ...and my brain shut off and did not want to read further.

For the longest time I’ve been dreaming about posting a job opening to both steward the Science Festival Alliance and work directly on the Cambridge Science Festival, all from the offices of the MIT Museum. I can finally check that box: Come work with me! sciencefestivals.org/post/join-the-…

After so many stops and starts, the Science Events Summit's finally going to meet. It’ll be different of course: More of an intimate retreat. The program's coming together, the sun's shining in Cambridge, and we cannot wait to see everyone this June! science.events

Hiring! Come work with me, Science Festivals, and more as the Coordinator of Experimental Practice at the MIT Museum: mitmuseum.mit.edu/connection/car…

Watch tonight's full moon to start countdown to #Eclipse2024 Simplified: Full moons rise at the same time as the sunset. The moon will swing around in its orbit until the new moon of the eclipse on April 8, rising/setting later daily. Sync with the cosmos: look for it each day!