Scientist To Go
Connecting students and scientists.
Our Scientist To Go program allows for students to virtually meet with a wide range of scientists and to learn about real, ongoing scientific research, scientific career paths, and more.
Project Goals:
- Expose students to a diverse group of scientists and science career paths.
- Demonstrate science in ways that students may not see in a traditional classroom setting.
Our Scientist to Go program allows for students to meet with a wide range of scientists and to learn a little bit more about what they do. These 45 minute sessions are made up of around 20–25 minutes of presenting from a scientist and around 15–20 minutes of questions and answers from students.
Upcoming Events
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MAY14
Scientist To Go with Dr. Zhuomin (Jasmine) Chen
Join Zhuomin to learn about her studies in physical oceanography that help us understand more about the Gulf of Maine and climate change.
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Findings from the Field Symposium Highlights the Power of Student Science
On March 30, more than 100 students from across Maine and New Hampshire, gathered at Unum for the annual Findings from the Field Symposium — …
Perspectives
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Anadromous Fish 101
Every year, millions of fish make a journey that defines one of nature’s most remarkable life cycles. Read on to learn more about anadromous fish.
Perspectives
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Starting a Climate Committee: A Personal Guide
In 2024, while living in Woolwich, Dave Berndtson launched the town’s first climate resilience committee. He’s now a resident of Arrowsic (and a member of …
Perspectives
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What does climate readiness look like for Maine’s towns?
Climate readiness looks different in every community, with each facing its own unique risks, priorities, and visions for the future. Through sustained relationships, place-based data, …
Perspectives
