Other Great Websites

At the Frontiers for Young Minds Journal, articles of cutting-edge discoveries are written by scientists in a language that is accessible for young readers, and are edited by kids themselves before publication.

Hundreds of scientific articles. Written for kids. Approved by scientists. Free.

The main aim of the Journal of Stories in Science is to make it easy to find inspiring and thought-provoking narratives in science by publishing, storing, and organizing within a searchable online database stories behind the science from formal and informal scientists around the world. 

Skype a Scientist has a database of thousands of scientists and helps them connect with classrooms, families, libraries, scout troops, and more all over the globe!

Girls' Angle's mission is to foster and nurture girls' interest in mathematics and empower them to be able to tackle any field no matter the level of mathematical sophistication.

The NYC Science Research Mentoring Consortium connects NYC high school students with real-world, mentored internships in science and engineering.

BioBus helps K-12 and college students in New York City discover, explore, and pursue science. Students discover the excitement of hands-on science aboard our Mobile Labs, equipped with $75,000 microscope and staffed by scientists.

The Zuckerman Institute hosts multiple in-person and virtual programs for community engagement in science.

RockEDU Science Outreach, the science outreach and engagement efforts of The Rockefeller University, produces programs and resources for scientists, students, educators, and fellow engagement professionals.

BraiNY’s mission is to make brain science accessible to the broader community and promote mentorship and career development for young neuroscientists.

The New York Academy of Sciences produces various STEM mentoring and education programs.

For high school students interested in biomedical research, we offer a eight-week summer internship program set in one of the busy laboratories of our Human Oncology and Pathogenesis Program.