This evaluation was for the Museum’s TRUST professional development program into the Life Sciences (2007-2009).
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This evaluation was for a professional development event in February 2006 attended by 350 educators that was designed to acquaint teachers with the Museum’s Darwin exhibition and its concepts.
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This doctoral dissertation is an ethnography that documents the experience with seven Lead Teachers in the Museum’s Urban Advantage program.
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This 2008 assessment presents a sample of surveyed educators who responded to questions about the quality and value of the Seminars on Science Evolution course.
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This evaluation is on the Museum’s 2010 temporary exhibition Traveling the Silk Road: Ancient Pathway to the Modern World.
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This June 2014 summative evaluation of the Museum’s planetarium show Dark Universe reviews the show’s effectiveness in conveying key scientific concepts, stimulating audience curiosity, and promoti…
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Information for members of the media regarding current and upcoming exhibitions and programs.
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A rare meteorite that exploded over California’s Sierra foothills in 2012 has been acquired through the collaborative efforts of five U.S. academic institutions.
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Your body’s largest organ hosts a huge diversity of microorganisms that is constantly changing as it comes into contact with new microbes.
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Animals swim, walk, crawl, slither, squirm, and even fly through the air. They can catch free rides by attaching themselves to other creatures, or by traveling on drifting logs.
flexible air-filled cavities in fishes‘ bodies that help
