Citizen Science makes use of the incredible power of large numbers of people. It tackles huge problems in small localized ways. Citizen science projects are created by scientists that need help to … [Read More...]
Recent posts from Future Science Leaders
Citizen Science Project – Explore the Seafloor
Written by Lucy and Lisa Explore the Seafloor is an online citizen science project undertaken by ABC Science in conjunction with the Integrated Marine Observing System (IMOS) as part of National … [Read More...]
Citizen Science Project – Notes from Nature
Written by: Ava Newell & Alice Wang Website: https://www.notesfromnature.org/ Notes from Nature is an online project created to compile old records of various specimens of plants, bugs and … [Read More...]
Citizen Science Project – Phylo
Written by: Alan, Justin, Navreen, Stephanie Phylo is a project that uses a game similar to Tetris to have players compare the DNA, RNA, and protein sequences of 45 different species including … [Read More...]
Citizen Science Project – BC Frog Watch
Written by: Nick Liang, Jason Jin, and Andy Sun This citizen science project is called BC frog watch. We work for this project as a group. As you can tell by the name this project is about frog. … [Read More...]
My Experience at Greater Vancouver Regional Science Fair
If you told me last year that I'd be competing at a science fair, I would have probably laughed at you. I wasn't even aware that science fairs were taking place in my area- sure, I'd heard of the … [Read More...]
Vacuums and The Quest for Nothing
Vacuums are spaces devoid of any matter, and in certain cases anything. True vacuums are unattainable; even outer space has a hydrogen atom or two. Our most powerful man made vacuums can go … [Read More...]