Collaborations
Through grant-funded collaborations, the Museum works with a wide range of science, education, and research organizations to advance science education.
List of Collaborations
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Creating Museum Media for Everyone (CMME)
This collaboration furthers understanding of ways to research, develop, and evaluate digital interactives inclusive of all audiences.
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Research Communication Laboratory (RCL)
The Museum collaborates with MIT’s Center for Excitonics to provide this year-long course in science communication for graduate students.
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Putting the "M" in STEM
This professional development partnership highlights mathematics as a visible component of science, technology, and engineering.
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Expert and Citizen Assessment of Science and Technology (ECAST)
ECAST engages experts, stakeholders, and citizens in assessing the broad implications of emerging developments in science and technology.
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QSTORM Biological Imaging Research
The Museum is collaborating with researchers at four universities in a quest to make a major breakthrough in biological imaging.
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CAPSULE
The Museum, with Northeastern University and the Boston Public Schools, help high school teachers bring engineering design to the classroom.
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Nanoscale Informal Science Education Network (NISE® Net)
The NISE® Net seeks to foster public awareness and understanding of nanoscale science, engineering, and technology.
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Center for High-Rate Nanomanufacturing (CHN)
The Museum’s sub-award from this NSF-funded research center supports Museum staff in developing a wide range of educational experiences.
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Living Lab and National Living Lab
Living Lab, a relationship between the Museum of Science and our research partners, educates, encourages lifelong learning, and furthers science.
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Harvard Nanoscale Science and Engineering Center (Harvard NSEC)
The Museum’s sub-award from this NSF-funded research center supports a wide array of nanoscience and nanotechnology engagement activities.
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Nanoscale Science and Engineering Center
The role of the Museum of Science is to inform and engage public audiences in learning about nanoscale science and engineering.
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Health Science Education Partnership
This SEPA award from the National Institutes of Health supports the Museum’s coverage of cutting edge medical research and nanomedicine.
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Genzyme Teacher Sabbatical
This professional development opportunity invites teachers from a single school district to spend a week at the Museum during the academic year.
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