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Dawn of Private Space Science Symposium 2018 | #DPSS18

June 2, 2018 Commercial Space Flight, Dr. Mark Jackson, Entrepreneurs, Human Space Flight, International Space Station, ISS, Science, Scientists, Space, Space Exploration, space missions, space travel, Startups, STEM, technology

Bringing scientists, foundations, corporations, policy makers & private spacelines under one roof to chart the future of space science @ Columbia University

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Dawn of Private Space Science Symposium 2018 | #DPSS18

A Career in Quantum Physics: Interview with Suyog Shrestha – Sujhaab Chautaari

February 2, 2018 CERN, LHC, Particle Physics, physicists, quantum physics, Science, STEM

Chautaari interviews Suyog Shrestha, a quantum physicist at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider who was part of the team who discovered the Higgs boson.
Source: A Career in Quantum Physics: Interview with Suyog Shrestha – Sujhaab Chautaari

Dawn of Private Space Science Symposium 2017 | #DPSS17

June 3, 2017 astronomy, Astrophysics, biology, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Commercial Space Flight, Cosmology, crowdfunding, Dark Matter, Dr. Mark Jackson, Education, Exoplanets, fiat physica, funding, Human Space Flight, Inventors, Mars, nasa, Persevering in Science, physics, Planetary Science, planets, Quantum Mechanics, R&D, Red Planet, research, Research & Development, Rocketry, Science, Science Careers, Scientists, Space, Space Exploration, space missions, space travel, STEM, tech news, technology, telescope

Bringing scientists, foundations, corporations, policy makers & private spacelines under one roof to chart the future of space science @ Columbia University
Source: Dawn of Private Space Science Symposium 2017 | #DPSS17

The Institute for Research on Innovation & Science (IRIS)

April 1, 2017 R&D, research, Research & Development, Science, Science Careers, Scientists, STEM, technology

The Institute for Research on Innovation & Science (IRIS) is the major national source for data to support fundamental research on the results of public and private investments in discovery, innovation, and education. It provides credible data and rigorous findings about the productivity and public value of the research enterprise to inform effective policy-making, support outreach, aid in research management, and expand the state of knowledge.

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Who feels the pain of science research budget cuts?

April 1, 2017 funding, R&D, research, Research & Development, Science, Science Careers, STEM, technology

Not much science will get done without the money to fund people and equipment. Michael Pereckas, CC BY

What are research dollars actually spent on? Rather than looking at artifacts like publications and patents, a new initiative directly tracks the people and businesses that receive research funding.
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USA Science and Engineering Festival – Home

April 16, 2016 careers, Commercial Space Flight, computer science, Education, genes, Human Space Flight, International Space Station, ISS, Kids, Large Hadron Collider, LHC, Mars, Mathematics, Mathematics News, nasa, National Science Foundation, NSF, Persevering in Science, physics, Planetary Science, planets, R&D, Research & Development, Science, Science Careers, Scientists, Space, space missions, space travel, STEM, technology

Celebrate STEM at the largest science festival in the country! Join the 4th USA Science & Engineering Festival in Washington, D.C. April 16-17, 2016.
Source: USA Science and Engineering Festival – Home