Eleven Polish-speaking children aged between 5 and 10 years old joined the workshop on the 11th of May at the Saturday Polish school in Lisbon, run by Associação Sócio Cultural "Polónia".

After six years, seven countries and ten languages, Native Scientist has now organized its 200th Native School workshop. The Native Schools project takes scientists to schools to talk about science with the pupils.

Eighty migrant children living in London will participate in a new series of science outreach Native Explorers events at King's College.

Native Scientist entered a new partnership with the University of Tübingen. By working with Tübingen’s renowned Hector Research Institute of Education Sciences and Psychology and the LEAD Graduate School and Research Network, Native Scientist will be able to evaluate a...

“Living in the Extreme” is a dedicated Edinburgh programme supported by the Royal Society of Biology and Native Scientists which aims to encourage pupils to explore different biological concepts enclosed in the astrobiology field.

Marie Curie valued her Polish heritage, never ceasing to use her own surname (Skłodowska), teaching Polish to her two daughters and contributing to the advancement of science in Poland.

The partnership between Native Scientists and the Marie Curie Alumni Association not only makes sense given the international character of their members, but also reinforces the importance of science communication to the general public.

We launch four 3-minute videos about the Spanish researchers talking about their passion and their journey to become researchers.