Virtual Programs
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Explosive Experiments
The best way to keep people excited about S.T.E.M. and to advocate for S.T.E.M. diversity is to meet them where they are at, no matter how far they are.
If you're interested in experimental reactions and want to create a mess while learning about exothermic reactions and catalysts, view this video where Dr. Tay shows you how to perform the Elephant Toothpaste experiment.
This event was brought to you by the Western Area Chapters of the Links, Incorporated and the Lenovo Foundation.
Learn about what a scientist does while learning how to make lava lamps and rainbow volcanoes.
You'll learn about hydrophobic properties, density, gas, reactions, acids and bases.
This event was brought to you by Skype a Scientist.
Sometimes, science is best understood through messy experiments.
Watch this video to see how Dr. Tay shows the kids that science is fun, messy and bubbly sometimes!
This event was brought to you by the Bundle of Love Child Care
Science can be the conversation starter to many topics.
Watch this video to see how Dr. Tay exposes the youth to the career of a neuroscientist, historically black colleges and universities and basic topics of science all while performing live experiments!
This event was brought to you by Lyda Hill Philanthropies as part of the AAAS IF/THEN® Ambassadors program & PI Dr. Siobahn Day Grady.
The Brown Bag for Brain (BB4B) is pleased to host the premiere of our quarterly series: “Diary of a NINDS Star”!
Lataisia Jones, Ph.D. is so MUCH more than a Scientific Research Officer (SRO) in the Scientific Review Branch (SRB) at NINDS. Before joining the NINDS, Dr. Jones worked as the Senior Ethics Specialist and contributed to the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) efforts at the American Society for Microbiology (ASM). She is a volunteer writer, national mentor, and keynote speaker helping to influence young girls to pursue a STEM career, AND you may remember her recently being honored for her contributions to STEM with a traveling statue.