Earth’s future is uninhabitable
I feel like I’ve just come back from a long trip to the future, and returned, and I’m stricken. I finished reading […]
Tag: science
Sharing poetry with scientists and the public
I had a fantastic time bringing poetry to scientists and the public during today’s Science March in Washington, D.C. Leading a poetry […]
Poets for Science
On Saturday, I’m humbled to be a part of the March for Science in Washington, D.C. Most likely I won’t be marching, […]
Support science on #GivingTuesday
Help keep science a priority in our society. Support the Society for Science & the Public on #GivingTuesday. We rely on […]
A woman’s place is — in the lab
Science News for Students, the sister publication to Science News, recently highlighted the importance of women in STEM in a feature that shows the amazing females involved […]
‘Aging with the solar system’ in Black Heart Magazine
Another one of my space poems was published this spring! This year has been amazing for my poems — they’re sprouting up […]
Sharing the love of science 🔬
At Society for Science & the Public, I’ve been telling stories every day. With an alumni base of about 50,000 people, there’s […]
Sucking up knowledge and light: Professor and students collaborate on black hole research
by Marlena Chertock, November 16, 2010 Dan Evans never knew exactly what he wanted to do until college when he first saw the […]