Equipo CienciaPR Informa
Now more than ever...
Like many, the leadership of Ciencia Puerto Rico is concerned by the results of the U.S. presidential election. This period has…
Thank you for being #ConCienciaPR!
We'd like to thank these individuals, companies and organizations for their commitment with science education and the progress…
Yale Ciencia Academy: Professional Development Opportunity for Young Scientists
New Haven, CT - The nonprofit organization Ciencia Puerto Rico (CienciaPR) is making a call for applications to the Yale…
A dream within a dream
I've had all kinds of dreams when I sleep. Some are very long and strange but others are just funny. Those dreams while I sleep…
Community outreach and science policy: a vision
As part of the 10th-anniversary celebration of Ciencia Puerto Rico, we have been collecting stories from our volunteers to…
Science communication through social media
As part of the 10th-anniversary celebration of Ciencia Puerto Rico, we have been collecting stories from our volunteers to…
Passion for education and the extended family of CienciaPR
During my PhD, I really missed being close to my family in Orocovis and interacting with other Puerto Ricans that also wanted…
A pilgrimage through Puerto Rican Science
To be in a cold, inhospitable climate, with your colleagues telling you stories of people disappearing under the snow in…
After school STEM programs: a vision
My name is Paola Giusti Rodriguez and I am from Río Piedras. Although I’ve been a volunteer at CienciaPR for only 3 years, I’ve…
The desire to write about science and how I became a volunteer for CienciaPR
March 20th, 2007 is a unique day in my career. That day I published my first lay science article in El Nuevo Día, Puerto…
We are our volunteers
Ciencia Puerto Rico exists and is a vibrant community thanks to the commitment, passion, and work of dozens of volunteers.…
CienciaPR in a conversation with Bright Spots in Hispanic Education
CienciaPR participated (via Google Hangouts on Air) of a conversation on STEM education with Bright Spots in Hispanic education…