The National Youth Science Foundation was saddened to learn of the passing of Hershel “Woody” Williams yesterday. We are grateful that we had the opportunity to know Woody and that he took time out of his busy schedule to speak Read More
Spaceflight’s hazards to humans present in varying degrees: altered gravity, isolation and confinement, distance from Earth, radiation, and hostile closed environments. Using proxy environments scientists can replicate the hazards humans may face on Mars. If we do it right, we Read More
“We have a lot of people [in this country] that unfortunately die needlessly…similar to watching a car wreck right in front of you when you could do something to prevent it,” explained Rahul Gupta, MD, Director of the White House Read More
“The world of neuromodulation is an exciting and developing field that is revolutionizing the way we think about medicine and neurologic recovery,” explained Jessica Frey, MD, Assistant Professor of Neurology at West Virginia University, as she kicked off the 2022 Read More
Read the original article in the Charleston Gazette here, written by Lara Bonatesta with photos by Kenny Kemp. Last year, the National Youth Science Foundation partnered with West Virginia Science Adventures, a well-known program in Huntington, to bring its successful Read More
Read the original article by Hearld Dispatch, written by Katelyn Aluise with photos by Sholten Singer. HUNTINGTON — Wonders of Water, a summer camp sponsored by the National Youth Science Foundation, kicked off this week at the A.D. Lewis Community Read More
Eastern West Virginia Community and Technical College, in partnership with the National Youth Science Foundation, awarded over $13,000 to middle and high school students at the first annual BRITE Challenge. Held on May 6 at the National Youth Science Center in Davis, Read More
Spend the summer with us! We are looking for a Summer Social Media Intern to provide support to the NYSF’s Director of External Relations and Development in the creation of online publications and social media content. Position Description Revision: May 20, Read More
The National Youth Science Center was excited to add roughly 30,000 new residents in the form of three hives of Carniolan honey bees (Apis mellifera carnica). The project was inspired by all the wonderful honey and other bee-derived products produced Read More
Due to COVID-19 the 2022 NYSCamp, which will run from June 27 to July 20 will be a completely virtual experience. Want to get involved with the 2022 National Youth Science Camp? Whether you’re looking for a one-time commitment or multiple opportunities Read More
