Meet a Scientist Hear from the people who do science for a living. Throughout the year, we host guests in a variety of STEM fields highlighting topics important to the Museum and our communities, bringing you science at the pace of change. This may include presentations related to climate change, mental health, or even the latest space news. Come learn what these scientists do, how they became interested in their fields of study, and how their work impacts the world. Bring your questions! Get Tickets Audience All Ages Location Gordon Current Science and Technology Stage View Map Length 20 minutes Price Included with Exhibit Halls Admission Language English Get Tickets Audience All Ages Location Gordon Current Science and Technology Stage View Map Length 20 minutes Price Included with Exhibit Halls Admission Language English Throughout the year, we host guests in a variety of STEM fields highlighting topics important to the Museum and our communities, bringing you science at the pace of change. This may include presentations related to climate change, mental health, or even the latest space news. Come learn what these scientists do, how they became interested in their fields of study, and how their work impacts the world. Bring your questions! Upcoming Talks Women's History Month Saturday March 23 and Sunday March 24 Join us for various talks during Women’s History Month Weekend. Dr. Steve Chien, Jet Propulsion Laboratory Saturday, March 30 | 3:30 pm Using AI in Space Learn all about how how artificial intelligence is used in space exploration and the search for extraterrestrial life. Audrey Tang, Taiwan's Minister of Digital Affairs Friday, April 5 | 2:30 pm Audrey Tang discusses digital democracy with Insoo Hyun, the Museum's director of the Center for Life Sciences.As the first Minister of Digital Affairs of Taiwan and the world’s first transgender minister, Audrey Tang has pioneered the world’s most respected digital democracy. In her book Plurality: The Future of Collaborative Technology and Democracy with Bostonian E. Glen Weyl and a global community of collaborators, she tells us how to learn from the lessons of her experience to harness technology to strengthen democracy and create a more inclusive, collaborative world.
