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Science Tapas: a way to engage and expose children to science

Native Scientist director Joana Moscoso explains how the Science Tapas concept emerged and what it means in education and public engagement.

Lost in Translation: Science as a Universal Language

Hania Tayara reflects on the use of English as a science universal language and what is the meaning for fostering diversity in science.

Science outreach online: 8 key learnings

Native Scientists is now organising workshops online to adjust its activities to the current context of many classrooms across Europe

Science outreach: is it taking time off work?

Public engagement and education outreach are increasingly more relevant in today’s society, from both scientists’ and public’s perceptions.

6 Tips For Online Science Outreach With Children

Tips to achieve an effective and fun science outreach experience in the virtual world with children

The Native Scientist side of Edith Heard

Discover the Native Side of Edith Heard, a role model in science, education and diversity

Mastering science outreach in my native language

Our collaborator Anna Napolitano wrote a piece about her experience in doing science outreach in her mother tongue

Let passion give way to love in science

What does it really mean to be “passionate” about science? A short reflection on how we can relate to science, with passion or with love.

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