Listen to leaders discuss the importance of NYSCI’s mission to make STEM learning accessible for our local community and beyond in this video featuring Dr. Anthony Fauci, Dr. Lisa Su and more.
NYSCI is a science and technology center that has over 450 exhibits, events, and workshops for all ages. While the museum is closed, check out our original digital resources for science learning at home.
Design Squad Maker is a program in partnership with WGBH Boston that introduces children and their caregivers to the engineering design process in museums, maker spaces, and at home.
See The ActivitiesTo prevent the spread of germs, nothing can properly replace washing your hands with soap and water – but sometimes, you might not have access to a sink. Make sanitizer at home using simple ingredients.
Watch The VideoThe Pack is an open-world game set in a future world where healthy ecosystems have faltered, water and food are scarce, and it’s up to you and your Pack to help fix the environment. Learn computational thinking as you help restore the world to an ecologically balanced state in this puzzle and survival game!
Download The GameCon una pizca de ciencia, un toque de creatividad y mucha diversión, diseñar obras de arte con panqueques comestibles!
Descargar la GuíaWhile you can’t visit NYSCI in the real world, bring NYSCI to your virtual world with two sets of video conference backgrounds by the New York Hall of Science. Enjoy scenery from our Connected Worlds environments, or some architecture photography of our Great Hall and museum building.
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Based on the West Nile Virus outbreak in New York, Transmissions: Gone Viral is an interactive graphic novel about viruses and superhero scientists. Click to read!
NYSCI serves the most diverse audience of any science museum in America. We strive to make a difference in science learning, hyper-locally and globally, with our digital tools, online resources and apps.
NYSCI is collaborating with the local community to build a rich ecosystem of STEM opportunities for educators, young people, & families in Queens.
Learn MoreNYSCI is seeking deep engagements with local thinkers, creators, makers, educators, artists, technicians, architects, and engineers working in and around the design community for the second year of its Designers-in-Residence (DiR) Program.
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