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Scientist Leo Pena analyzes fossil plankton shells on a computer to reconstruct ocean circulation. Image

Scientists (pictured: Leo Pena) analyzed fossil plankton shells to reconstruct ocean circulation.
isolated neodymium isotopes from fossils Image

In an Ultra Clean Lab, neodymium isotopes in fossils were isolated and measured.
map of the world showing the route of the great ocean conveyor currents Image

Ocean currents slowed 950,000 years ago, triggering colder but less frequent ice ages.
infographics cover Image

NSF's Data By Design infographics are a snapshot of NSF's programs, processes, funding and impact.
researcher and students experiment with a mannequin Image

Magdy Iskander and graduate students conduct experiments on a computer-controlled mannequin.
merit review video screen shot Video

A video on merit review explains how NSF determines which research has the greatest potential.
two stages in the temporal evolution of synthetic DNA nanostructures imaged through Stampede Image

A sequence of simulations illustrates the temporal evolution of synthetic DNA nanostructures.
snapshot from the Penn State University real-time hurricane analysis Image

A snapshot of Hurricane Sandy from the Penn State real-time hurricane analysis and forecast system.
NSB logo Image

Nominations are open for the Vannevar Bush Award and the Public Service Award.
Students at Merrimack College in a computer lab performing virtual HIV screens Image

Students at Merrimack College performed virtual HIV screens using supercomputers.
illustrations showing simulations of 2 proteins key for HIV novel inhibitors Image

Scientists created simulations of two proteins that play a key role in HIV to find novel inhibitors.
A screenshot of an active Foldit puzzle. Image

A screenshot of an active Foldit puzzle. The leaderboard shows the top score of each player/team.
protein structure Image

A hidden pocket within a vital HIV protein can be targeted by drugs that act as "molecular wedges."
two visitors working at the Tinkering Social club Image

Makers represent an independent-minded community of people who create DIY tech solutions.
a circuit with batteries and switch Image

Making offers the opportunity to learn and apply STEM knowledge and processes.
blue crab with the text photo gallery Image

View scientists doing blue crab research on Chesapeake Bay.

A volunteer at the Science Museum of Minnesota helps a young girl play a driving simulation. Image

A volunteer at the Science Museum of Minnesota helps a young girl play a driving simulation.
Three young people working during a NY Hall of Science project, Image

In a NY Hall of Science project, young people design a grocery cart that can be wheeled up stairs.
A father and son work on soldering to make an automaton out of copper wire. Image

A father and son work on soldering to make an automaton out of copper wire.
Two women working at the Exploratorium Tinkering Studio Image

Learning making by taking apart household objects at the Exploratorium Tinkering Studio.
A girl saws lumber to build a frame Image

A girl saws lumber to build a frame for an automaton she's creating at the Exploratorium.
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