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Update on PacSci’s Living Exhibits
The animals in our Living Exhibits are one of the many highlights of a PacSci visit. From seeing new butterflies emerge from their chrysalis to learning about our Naked Mole Rat colony, each visit is filled with curiosity, wonder and newfound knowledge. However, the...
Celebrating Betty’s Impact
Recent Stories Longtime Pacific Science Center supporter and emerita Board Member Elisabeth “Betty” Bottler left us on August 13, 2020 after 95 years. PacSci honors and remembers Betty for her...
COVID-19 in King County WA – August 10 Report
Recent Stories Update from Public Health – Seattle & King County Public Health has updated the data dashboard. The daily summary shows that there were 16,749 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in King County as of 11:59 on August 9, 148 more than the previous day. There...
COVID-19 in King County WA – August 6 Report
Recent Stories Update from Public Health – Seattle & King County Public Health has updated the data dashboard. The daily summary shows that there were 16,138 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in King County as of 11:59 on August 5, 192 more than the previous day. There...
Scientist Becomes Ambassador
Pacific Science Center is very happy to announce that one of our Science Communication Fellows has been selected as an AAAS – The American Association for the Advancement of Science IF/THEN Ambassador.
Jessica Fagerstrom, Ph.D., DABR joined our Science Communication Fellowship program in 2017 and is an active participant and presenter at PacSci. She can often be seen at one of our Meet a Scientist events.
“This national initiative furthers women in STEM by empowering current innovators and inspiring the next generation of pioneers,” she said. “I’m excited to be the medical physicist representative of the 125 chosen ambassadors.”
Commitment To GWIS
Pacific Science Center is committed to empowering Girls and Women in STEM. We encourage you to listen to what this new ambassador has to say in the PacSci Podcast embedded below. Then use the resources here to learn more about this important work.
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