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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Scientist To Go with Maya Thomas
Join Maya Thomas as she discusses her work with zooplankton and her career path as a scientist!
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Scientist To Go with Krystle Hickman
Join Krystle Hickman as she discusses how she uses both community science and her artistic voice to conserve bee populations.
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Scientist To Go with Nell Houde
Join Nell Houde as she discusses her work with promoting the biodiversity of native plants in Maine.
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Scientist To Go with Dr. Chris Law
Join Dr. Chris Law as he discusses his career trajectory research on otters.
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Scientist To Go with Alyssa Mairini
Join Alyssa Mairini as she discusses her career path into entomology and her current master's project.
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Searching for Clues in Salmon Scales
We spoke to GMRI Research Scientist Dr. Kathy Mills and three members of her Integrated Systems Ecology Lab to learn more about their approaches to …
Perspectives
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Building a Healthy Blue Economy Workforce
A vital workforce is central to a thriving blue economy. By equipping more people with the necessary skills to enter and succeed in that workforce, …
Perspectives
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Gulf of Maine, Explained: Salmon Scales
GMRI Quantitative Research Associate Miguel Barajas, a member of our Integrated Systems Ecology Lab, led by Dr. Kathy Mills, explains how he uses the scales …
Gulf of Maine, Explained
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Gulf of Maine Warming Update: Summer 2023
Read on for an inside look at what we've learned in our summer 2023 Gulf of Maine warming update.
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