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Science House has a simple mission: bring people together to promote and advance science.
We have three primary components:
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Science House Creative harnesses the power of our network to provide consulting services to solve problems through creativity. Applications include managed brainstorming sessions, software design, physical infrastructure, curricula and media products. |
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Science House Capital invests in early stage science-driven ventures and provides ongoing support to help create startup companies. From business plan drafting to intro-ductions to potential investors, Science House Capital is here to help. |
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Science House Foundation helps share the excitement of science with kids all over the world. We fund educational programs, buy equipment, sponsor prizes, competitions and more. Let's talk about helping kids discover the wonder of science! |
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With decreasing education budgets throughout the US and world, how can schools without the means to create a full wet lab experience provide a meaningful STEM education to students? A virtual lab can come close to providing the same level of chemistry and physics education? Even for schools that can afford a sophisticated wet lab, a virtual counterpart can greatly amplify it–whether because the equipment is too expensive for experimental use or because the boundaries of time and space that previously existed between periods in school are eroded in a virtual environment, leading to increased creativity and participation. Enter Late Nite Labs. Read more ...
We've just released a new episode of our Video Science app series hosted by Dan Menelly, Science House Foundation's Science Education Advisor. In this episode, entitled, "Sorry to burst your bubble," Dan explores the science behind the Victorian Era "parlor tricks" called "La Science Amusante contextualized for both math and art education. Read more ...
Rita J. King, Science House EVP for Business Development (and Futurist at NASA Langley’s think tank, the National Institute for Aerospace) appears on “Robot Wars,” the most recent episode of Faultlines, Al Jazeera‘s documentary series focusing on behind-the-scenes issues of our time hosted by investigative journalist Josh Rushing. King appears along with PW Singer, author of “Wired for War” and Spencer Ackerman from Wired’s “Danger Room” blog. Read more ...
For the past year Science House education advisor Daniel Menelly and Science House CEO and Founder James Jorasch have spent a few weekends per month at Science House recording new videos for Science House’s Video Science app. This month we celebrate the release of Video Science 3.0. Read more ...
What is the future of networked science? How will the next generation of scientists collaborate? How can scientists at universities and foundations who fund science better align themselves in a world of networked science? Science House Foundation executive director Joshua Fouts speaks with author and scientist Michael Nielsen about all of this and the future of games in science. Nielsen is one of the world's top quantum one of the pioneers of quantum computation. The book is a great story and highly recommended. More ...
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